Sun Go Down, Balloon Go Up (10/10/20)
A low-altitude KerBalloon begins its ascent to 16.5km from the grasslands southeast of the Sea Ring crater rim
Mun Shadow (10/14/20)
Kerbin II caught up to the shadow cast by Mun as it eclipsed the sun traveling over the ocean between DSN Central and Arekibo
Minmus & Duna Appulse (10/15/20)
Wandering through the sky due to its inclined orbit, Minmus doesn't always come so close to the planets and this pass with Duna was close enough to be able to resolve the red planet (and its large moon Ike) in the same frame as our furthest moon. At the time this photo was taken Duna was 19,841,966km from Kerbin
Mun is Not Alone (10/15/20)
Although it looks lonely up there, it is currently accompanied by a tiny companion as the asteroid Alaba swings through its SOI during the time this photo was taken. It will be the last time, the 49th on record, because this pass will give the asteroid a push and send it back out into orbit around the sun after being a companion to Kerbin for almost 3 years
Alaba's Journey (10/18/20)
a look at all 50 trajectories that resulted in 49 Mun encounters during its nearly 3yr stay in orbit
Sunrise Departure (10/18/20)
A Dhumla heavy-lift cargo aircraft departs from KSC at sunrise, one of many aircraft that pass through the space center, which acts as a commercial freight hub for the nearby cavern of Umbarg
Payload Integration (10/19/20)
The smallsat prototype from Luciole Space Systems is getting its final checkout in the HAB prior to being lifted up atop the waiting Progeny Mk7-B rocket
Overlooking KSC (10/21/20)
Traveling south of the Cape the Kerbin II probe looks "upwards" along Kerbin to spy the coastline of the continent upon which rests KSC, partly obscured by clouds
Updated Progeny Mk7-B No.4 (10/22/20)
with new mission objectives and an actual payload
