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Could just use Starship to deliver stainless steel to Mars and call re-entry the self-smelting feature. Well, when most of the cryogenic propellants boil away on the way to Mars, it might have a very low density indeed.

We also need to remember that the fantasy that Musk has been chasing is interplanetary missions to Mars with a thin atmosphere and the Moon with no atmosphere. Until they can get out of our gravity well they are going to have to cope with our thick and chunky oxidizing atmosphere. The stainless...

That was better than it had any right to be. Here's a human doing it:

XRSound methods are available in the Orbiter Lua Script Interface doc under XRSound Class. You can use xrsound:set_defaultsoundenabled (which, enabled) looped over all default sound IDs (which), and set the enabled booleans to false.

Unless 79-year-old Trump is planning to become a Futurama-style Head of State with his head kept alive in a jar, there is no way this will be the order of events, even if he achieves his dream of being president for life. We've been repeatedly designing, building, scrapping, and revising moon...

I really wonder if the current regime will simply fold up NASA altogether. They hate NASA's science efforts and hate space race "losers".

Oh no...not V2s!!! We care where these land!

Maybe just quietly put a pile of zucchini under the launch mount, and then tap Superheavy on the shoulder and point down to it? Also would need to sneak a couple into the hot staging ring for extra performance from Starship. Of course, this would only work once.

https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/random-comments-thread.770/page-1024#post-47699

Well, they failed to explode unexpectedly. Disassembly was scheduled, not unscheduled.

I have been out of the loop of this thread for a while. Why can't oapi.keydown(kstate, OAPI_KEY.KEY) be used in clbk_consumebufferedkey(key, down, kstate) for this in Lua? I don't see why a compiled DLL is needed at all anymore. My Lua add-ons all have keypress events.

Well, the last Starship failed to explode, so some light entertainment was needed to fill the void.