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How do I navigate this one!!!! Be aware of Mantas and maybe a Shark or two? http://www.orbiter-forum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=11768&stc=1&d=1369635537

There is a lot of difference between these two languages, although Afrikaans was "borrowed" from Dutch. My ancestors was French and Dutch.

Welcome to Orbiter Forum.:welcome: I am glad you want to create some designs. Then I have the opportunity, if it does not work, to hail you....... Houston, we've got a problem.:)

I feel terrible sorry for the victims of this nightmare. Just in a matter of minutes lives are taken, children included, and homes destroyed. Many people's live are altered in a matter of an hour. It really makes me feel small and grateful for what I have.

That is fine with me Jarmo. You've already done a monumental job on this program. Take your time.

Another difference between the two is that the Windows RT use an ARM processor and the Windows 8 Pro version use an Intel or AMD(?) processor. And the Windows 8 Pro model allows the installation of traditional third-party desktop programs, as Hielor mentioned above.

I used the Curiosity launch date. I ended up with -173 DV after the depletion of the third stage propellant. Then I docked with the LEM and finished the burn. I was able to reach Mars and orbit it, but will not be able to return to Earth with my fuel reserves without cheating...

Such a mission would require not only food, water and oxygen for the astronauts, but a vehicle powerful enough to get them back to their spaceship, which would likely remain in orbit. That is if it is not a one "suicide" way trip. The first six robots Nasa sent to Mars starting in 1974 were...

This is just amazing. I like the Auroras. But there is something missing in the 0.97 version. The Alpha Centauri AB system do not have a life sustained moon anymore.

Let's pretend they reached Mars alive. How do they gonna land on Mars? That will need some serious stuff.

What do you mean 1 second shots, Kendo? For me it is more like 0.4 second shots!!!!:thumbsdown:

What I read so far about this tragic accident is that they did not load any cargo at Bagram airfield. They use it merely for refueling. And that bring a disturbing possibility to my mind. What if it was sabotage? Maybe someone intently loosen or cut the straps and nobody noticed it.

The general "mis" conception is that teenagers love heavy metal, rap, rock & roll etc, etc........:)

That was just horrific. And I hope there will be soon an answer to this accident. There are a lot of 747's flying all over the world as I speak. I am not saying the 747 is unsafe.

The Hubble Telescope snap some images of this comet. http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2013/14/ It's sad we won't see much of it in the Southern Hemisphere. :cry:

I struggle with KIES to get it work properly. It irritate me endlessly because it is so slow. What version of KIES do you use, Nick?

This is getting out of control now.:huh: I which the survivors a speedy recovery. Luckily for us the Sun doesn't exploded yet.

My best guess is that the epicenter was in that black circle I drawn on the satellite photo. http://www.orbiter-forum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=11653&stc=1&d=1366656393

Welcome Jim. :welcome: It is good to have you with us. Have a nice stay.

The chemical, ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3), dissolve readily in water. And is harmless unless ignited by a detonator or high temperature in the order of 290 degrees Celsius. It also get very cold when it dissolve in water. So much so, we chilled our water bottles with it.:) We also used a primer...