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oop The more obvious they are... anyway, its because of compiler error; 'oapiWriteScenario_string' : cannot convert parameter 3 from 'const char *' to 'char *' This works, Thanks :tiphat:

Here is the problem; Access violation reading location This is it (shortened) string name = "hi"; char * buff; name.push_back(NULL); //append 0 to string so string is 0 terminiated //name now == 'hi[null]' //just to be sure- strcpy(buff,name.c_str())...

Ahh you people, use Google :thumbup: Upside down in space; http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/nasadirect/archives/KSCDirect/archives/launch/sts110/shuttle-qa.htm Upside down in launch; http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/facts/faq07.html

You get what you pay for :lol: Alright pushing on, To make a habitable area, we need; Shelter Hab module Additional Living space Inflatables? underground? Cargo Storage areas ECLSS Food/Water Storage area Creation / refinement / purification (part of ECLSS) ...or bring along or...

check, just proposals so far nothing 'concrete' Sounds cool, I like this version. Question though, would the skycrane be used as a lift on earth as well? Or splashdown for Earth landings? Effective use of the Mars to orbit vessel. I suppose we can use tether MFD or something. (Does it look...

Superhero? It would be the same concept as Apollo. CM, LM... only the LM gets a heat shield and the LM is the hab module... It doesn't need a SM mostly because the entire station can be thought of as a SM. So far SSTO ships don't exist yet. --I thought we scratched those off? :shrug: As for...

I guess there wouldn't be anything useful from the actual data. If the hab module was covered first in radiation tiles then with heat tiles (reentrys) then there wouldn't be any point in 'evacuating' to another module for safety reasons. Which brings me to point 1; The hab module (for...

:oh: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_eclipse

100,000x = max 365 days / 100,000 = 0.00365 * 24 = 0.0876 hours * 60 = 5.256 minutes 5.256 for 1 earth year

I seem to remember N Korea trying to launch a rocket into space and 'failed.' Whats funny, it landed in the Pacific -means it never even got close to orbit. Possible mechanical failures aside, how can it possibly be passed for a orbital vessel? Perhaps as they say, a long range missile coverup?

Sorry missed this; Yes, that would be nice to have higher res textures of the landing points. Next on the agenda, ground exploration/scientific stuff ext ext. So far just by planning this mission, I learned a lot about the potential dangers of deep space flight, and how many 'unknowns'...

Sorry for the delay, I am getting backed up in real life :) I agree, I found a source: http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=18139.0;attach=160906 says 1800 mSv over 1095 days which leaves us at 1.64 mSv /day. Look here...

... or nuke/big bombs , I think it would be more a psychological war then, give NK a taste that they aren't so high and mighty as they think. Attacking SK numerous times, while SK turns the other cheek, then saying anything bigger than a threatening letter will start war again...

China has a nice chunk of revenue from USA, they wouldn't want to lose it. I wouldn't think anyway. http://internationaltrade.suite101.com/article.cfm/chinas_top_trading_partners

:owned: ok while I soak that in... :) We have the ship design for simulating gravity. Another thing to think about is radiation, for both being on Mars, and en route to/from. Other than putting lead all around a capsule or some other radiation shield material, I saw these...

US vows punishment for North Korea over ship sinking New news; http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/asia_pacific/10134613.stm So the question we would all like to know, if this so called 'stern action' from the US is not 'accepted' by the NK, what then? Any action anyone else takes against NK...

Wow, quite a few new concepts to go through. I really wish I am taking physics now,:) Alright, I was going to ask about if we really needed artificial gravity, but now looking at the consequences of not having artificial gravity, I changed my mind :) The article says; I wish they never...

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Oh right, how many pages ago was that? :) :coffee: I dont think so, inside ini file; [CONFIG] MESHNAME="NERVA2" SIZE=30 EMPTY_MASS=42000 FUEL_MASS=58466 58466 + 42000 = 100,466 kg = 110.74 short tons Anyway, graphical of our flight;

You can just use a scenario as an example. NERVA2:Spacecraft/Spacecraft3 STATUS Orbiting Earth RPOS -6522669.83 -859543.31 -315855.36 RVEL 460.326 -596.130 -7741.924 AROT -175.56 -3.12 -172.74 VROT 0.00 0.07 0.00 PRPLEVEL 0:0.955 DOCKINFO 1:0,DT1 2:0,DT2 NAVFREQ 0 0 RCS 1...