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SpaceX at this point has flown WAYYYYY past either of them. If I may, one needs a little blue pill to get it up, and the other is still a virgin! :p

It's been 10 years after STS-135... And SLS/Orion has STILL not launched yet. Thank goodness for SpaceX.

As always, the overblown hype in the original story was... overblown.

Yes, but also the new way the surface and elevation files are done.

Maybe it's reflected because it is rendered in the new way that was introduced in Orbiter 2016, while much of the outer planets is done in the old way.

Try to adjust the eject trajectory to be as parallel to your current orbit as possible to further reduce. If it is still higher, it's probably because you're doing a decent amount of either plane change or inward/outward burning.

Can you adjust your time to eject to be parallel to your current orbit? Also, it could be the gravity of Jupiter that may be having an effect on the amount required to burn out. I usually avoid getting so close to Jupiter.

A good large passenger craft is the G42 Starliner, though it comes with a larger learning curve than the XR series. Dgatsoulis has a great video showing the ascent process: As for XR vessels, I do recall that the XR4 Nyx was supposed to have a pressurized cargo bay that would potentially...

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Dynetics please!!!!!! They have SUCH a good design!

I think you'd need to ask the D3D9 team for that. Otherwise, the only way to do so would be to record and edit in post.

Meanwhile, a few governors stateside have been caught covering up data. First it's Cuomo, then Whitmer and maybe Pompeo next.

Is this for the high-res Mercury textures? I remember the description on those mentioning that they only work with the latest beta. That may have something to do with it.

Makes too much sense. Will never be done. But otherwise a fun mission to fly!

NASA Station makes for a good Earth orbit "home base" that I like to use personally: https://www.orbithangar.com/showAddon.php?id=c8f431eb-6cac-4352-a683-626508324941 ESS Station is also a good choice that I use for my Mars station...

The extra detail is great! One thing I would request is to increase the area covered. Seems a bit limited looking farther out at a distance.

Use Signal instead. No corporate or fed goons get your data.

Yes. The more competition we have in going to space, the better it will be, both public and private. Let's kick this new space race into high gear!