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IMHO Blender is the least user-friendly software I have used. Anim8or, on the other hand, is one of the best user-friendly ones..

A new band that I think anyone can try is called The Reign of Kindo. They have a jazzy style of music that is simply amazing, new, refreshing, and very talented. They just released their first CD last year.

Damn, I was just flying in NY a week ago.

Now that's a motivational poster.

Just saw the segment today on an AirFrance flight from Paris to NewYork.

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Orbiter makes Earth feel just like what it is, a small dust particle in the Universe. It makes me feel like humanity is one, in a sense it makes me love other people. At the same time it shows me the beauty of the Universe, and makes me appreciate it more. In my mind I don't live on a flat...

Yep it was, thankyou for helping me. If anyone else has the black sky problem, here is the solution: http://orbit.m6.net/Forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=12895

Finally got my eee pc. One of the first things i did was to test Orbiter on it. It works at a framerate of 20-30fps mostly, but I have a problem: sometimes the atmosphere is not rendered and the sky looks black...

Really nice, enjoyed reading it.

One day about two years ago here in Puerto Rico the skies were filled with these lines, forming a square grid, the lines could be seen from the eastern to the western part of the island (100 miles distance). Yeah, its stupid to think they are chemicals, but still, it wouldn't suprise me if the...

That rocket is beautiful. Makes one feel proud of humanity!

Heheh...

The perfect X-mas gift for any Orbiteer. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/orl-bk-space-shuttle-cost-121708,0,3082628.story

Did it in 1320s, cahotic. My approach now is to use as much fuel as possible for acceleration (13km/s or more), then with the last remaining fuel decelerate a little (to 11km/s) and then use the remaining fuel to push myself down into the atmosphere, at orbital speeds. Then I have to to not...

See this thread. http://orbiter-forum.com/showthread.php?t=5727 Agentgonzo has (incredibly) done it in under 20 minutes (don't ask me how). I've made that flight a couple of times now, and have gotten to 27 minutes, but thats obvioulsy with very high G's, and not a realistic flight as yours.

Im intrigued...how??

You mean Aerobrake MFD? I'ts a really useful and simple tool to help you reenter and get to your destination. The doc file explains pretty simply what it does and how to use it. Basically it will tell you what angle of atack you need to set in order to reach your destination without an...

The flyer looks good, but I guess you would want to put contact info in there.