New Orbital Data for Alaba (9/29/19)
Despite confidence in their trajectory predictions, astronomers still kept a close watch on the moonlet and caught it making an unscheduled pass through Mun's SOI
New Orbital Data for Alaba (9/29/19)
Despite confidence in their trajectory predictions, astronomers still kept a close watch on the moonlet and caught it making an unscheduled pass through Mun's SOI
New Orbital Data for Tantalus (10/1/19)
As predicted, it will exit the system before the end of the week
Asteroids of September 2019 (10/1/19)
14 tracked with 1 of these impacting is another average month and we hope the trend continues downwards next year as surface activities continue to increase
MLP & Dhumla Progress (10/2/19)
The Mobile Launch Platform is nearly complete, with its main deck finished off and just needing the SRB mounts in the launch bay. It has also added a second command cabin so it can roll back in the opposite direction without turning around.
Behind it the Dhumla's main fuselage is almost fully assembled and the engines have begun to be installed.
Space Communication Network Dishes (10/2/19)
A look at the hardware used to communicate with objects in space. The 60m dish will be built for future deep space missions while the 18m dishes will be built as needed to relieve the 27m dishes already in place when orbital traffic starts to grow so they can focus on deep space missions as well
New Orbital Data for Vieras (10/2/19)
Also as predicted, Vieras will impact Kerbin's southern hemisphere the same day Tantalus is due to exit the system, leaving behind only Chikelu and Alaba in orbit around Kerbin
New Orbital Data for Vieras (10/2/19)
Also as predicted, Vieras will impact Kerbin's southern hemisphere the same day Tantalus is due to exit the system, leaving behind only Chikelu and Alaba in orbit around Kerbin
Mk2 to Mk1 (10/3/19)
The lifter stage originally meant for the first Mk2 flight is the closest to flight-ready and will be used for Captain Jeb's mission that was pushed up when the Mk2's first flight was delayed. It will just need to lose the decouplers for the solid rocket motors
Empty Quarter (10/4/19)
The Great Desert doesn't feature much in the way of plants or surface features, with the land scoured clean by winds and sand. It does have some of the roughest terrain on the planet with interesting atmospheric effects, which this high-altitude KerBalloon is on its way up to study
