Eve Eastern Elongation (4/13/20)
Positioned at the same time each day, as viewed from KSC, you can see how the movement of Eve wanders thanks to its inclined orbit, and how its movement speeds up as it comes closer towards Kerbin
Just Another Star (4/15/20)
Dres, the smallest of the known bodies visible to the naked eye, doesn't have the visible coloring of the other visible planets and just looks like another star in the sky
Ascension Mk2 Static Display - Day (4/15/20)
The first rocket to deploy a payload into orbit and the payload itself - Kerbin I - join the first rocket to place a kerbal in space and the first rocket to reach space out on the KSC main lawn
Ascension Mk2 Static Display - Night (4/15/20)
The first rocket to deploy a payload into orbit and the payload itself - Kerbin I - join the first rocket to place a kerbal in space and the first rocket to reach space out on the KSC main lawn
Alaba Orbital Update (4/15/20)
The moonlet will begin to see significant changes to its trajectory as it encounters Mun on the ascending node vs the descending node, boosting its orbit outside of Kerbin's SOI but the end of the year
Alaba Orbital Update (4/15/20)
The moonlet will begin to see significant changes to its trajectory as it encounters Mun on the ascending node vs the descending node, boosting its orbit outside of Kerbin's SOI but the end of the year
Mun Ghost (4/17/20)
So close to the sun during the day, you can almost miss seeing Mun in the sky unless you look very carefully, even when looking very closely
Hazy Morning (4/19/20)
Fog off the ocean is a regular occurrence and is why we usually don't launch at sunrise, in addition to just having better visibility for post-launch video analysis
Moho Western Elongation (4/21/20)
Never outpacing the sun much on its journey above the horizon, the time taken is when it is barely visible to the naked eye still ahead of sunrise
