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Or until the calendar is off by ten days again.⏱️

Looks suspiciously like a spiral galaxy inbound.

Would be great if all the addons in these threads could be moved to Resources.

It’s just unfortunate that Europe doesn’t have a good East Coast for launches without worrying about downrange fallout over land.

Yeah, when doing a manual approach to the ISS, I find the approach somewhat difficult, constantly having to translate. If I go aboard and KILROT the ISS, the approach is much easier. Then the ISS resumes its natural motion slowly. But, rendezvous MFD does a nice job of it.

You have the fore and back stays, maybe add the shrouds sometime.

Or maybe those bouncy ball things they previously used for Mars missions.

If I recall correctly, this is not the first lander that ended up not upright. Methinks they need some kind of arms that can upright them, like insects do.

Here’s where it could get interesting. A virtual sextant for navigation at sea?

Most MFD addons have a pdf file, some have. Readme.txt or similar. Be careful, some are named the same, need to put them in separate subfolders or rename them. I find Pursuit and Hover MFD, I use all the time.

Horatio Hornblower eat yer heart out!

David’s tutorials are totally awesome. You might also try TexFilms tutorials, too. I haven’t watched any yet, but I understand they’re also great.

Checked Luke’s list for EE, there is one built for O2010, but, no update far as I can see.

Maybe this list will help https://www.orbiterwiki.org/wiki/List_of_add-ons_by_stevcast or this https://www.orbiterwiki.org/wiki/List_of_add-ons_by_Kendo

Maybe the inclination can be changed enough to permanently miss.

Even though the probably may drop to zero in the near future, the 2032 visit may be a great time to test out another phase of planet defense, just see if they can move it’s orbit.

But, what happens when you touch down on land below MSL such as Death Valley or the shore of the Dead Sea; and what happens when you touch down on a lake above sea level?

The Orbiter manual (in 2016) says in Surface MFD, OAT is outside air temperature in K, if that helps.

Now his hard drive is full with QuickSaves.

Maybe the best scenario is that YR4 just misses the Earth near the atmosphere, and it hit’s the moon on the way back out, makes a bright Bang, and the public news relays the opinion of scientists that it coulda been us. It scares the bejesus out of everyone, then they realize why we work on...