Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[IronRain]

Beluga arriving at KSC

Taxiing

ESA's SSBT rolled into the SSPF in preparation for launch. (Not the best texture editing, I know)

 

[Loru]

IFP-Navigaror

Trans Jupiter Injection Burn

Coasting

Separation

Farewell "Blue Planet". Instrument arms deployed.

 

[N_Molson]

Another big stack (40 tons) :

 

[Loru]

Probing Io...

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Voyage continues...

Alone in space

I love (spectroscopic) smell of Methane in the morning.

 

[Tex]

Oh yes... enjoying Orbiter very much this afternoon..

:hello:

 

[Chub777]

Second attempt at TransX:

Burning to get into LLO:

Getting bigger:

Orbit circulation:

SIM Bay panel jettison:

 

[N_Molson]

Oh yes... enjoying Orbiter very much this afternoon..

Wow that's a clean desktop, not like mine :thumbup:

I'm going to put more efforts in this departement :shifty:

BTW, the second monitor with the external MFDs is a good idea, it looks pretty realistic. I didn't even knew you could do that.

 

[Spacethingy]

Nosecone open, spotlights on, auto-dock enabled... now where's my coffee...

 

[kevin580]

Oh yes... enjoying Orbiter very much this afternoon..

:hello:

XR5-Discovery? Good choice for a name... :rofl:

 

[Chub777]

Atlantis on the pad:

Awaiting early launch window:

EDIT:
Atlantis' payload:

Heat shield inspection:

 

[Quintuss]

Finally, my first interplanetary mission completed. Well, fifth. But first that didnt crashed while coasting :lol:

Docking at dawn


Aproaching in full daylight


Finally there at dusk


Next will be Io IF i catch the AR01 before it leaves Jovian system :facepalm:

 

[Izack]

Today, on the cusp of of the final calculus exam...I finally finished that mission from however many pages ago. :lol:

Hello Earth...again!

Better luck this time, pretty please?

Reentry interface.

And a few somewhat tense and somewhat boring minutes later...

Satellite view:

I love WIN. Very simple to imagine a HAC, just slow down from near-equatorial orbit, and drop in right on the runway.

 

[Stevodoran]

 

[Donamy]

3D view of Endeavour at ISS.

 

[jedimaster1214]

And for those of us who can't do/don't know how to do the cross-eyed view and prefer glasses, here's a blue-red anaglyph:

(Thanks for the pic Donamy! :thumbup

 

[Spacethingy]

Cross eye one didn't work for me. Although I do have glasses and conjunctivitis, so maybe I shouldn't be surprised....

 

[Pablo49]

Cross eye one didn't work for me. Although I do have glasses and conjunctivitis, so maybe I shouldn't be surprised....

I think it's a little on the wide side. I can get it, but it was quite the strain to get them to come together. And normally I can get these without difficulty.

 

[Loru]

Yet another launch test.

 

[Donamy]

Nice flames !

 

[Loru]

Nice flames !

Thanks. It's just simple texture and about 2 days of setting up particle emiter parameters.

Here is the texture.