Recent content by Kyle

Probably won't hop onto KSP2 until a version of RO/RSS comes out for it. I've so heavily modded my version of KSP that it's basically Orbiter with green dudes.

Terra-eclipse

Oh yeah, you're right. That'll be fixed. That mission was a bit of a mystery one to figure out.

Precession, rotation, and nutation neglected of course :)

First, calculate semi-major axis. Then calculate orbital period using Kepler's third law. Convert to seconds. 360 divided by that answer should be your answer for any orbit.

My dad was playing Orbiter ~2002 or so, saw it on his PC and got hooked.

Massive update with all summer SpaceX missions: https://www.orbiter-forum.com/resources/spacex-mission-package-2022.831/

Major update coming ahead of Crew-5

Yeah, I lost those missions years ago sadly. Sorry I haven't been updating this lately. A combination of busy work schedule + the overwhelming number of SpaceX launches has been making it hard to keep up. I even forget to watch the launches at this point. All of these scenarios are in need of...

You've got me figured Dave! Fixed now.

I had this problem with SSU as well... any guesses why my GPCs aren't quite right?

I've tried and gotten close... but MS2015 doesn't seem to ever be able to get the argument of perigee where I need to be. Figured I might just be doing something wrong.

Suggestion: Is there anyway to change the launch trajectory to support these initial parking orbit parameters? Altitude at MECO: ~120 km Inclination: +32 degrees Semi-major axis: 7289 km Inclination: 0.1218

Great work, Brian!

Your prediction that your HLV will be the first to fly this summer looks like it'll be true!