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We've been working on creating the look (if not the physics) of the Gargantua-Pantagruel system. We're using add-ons from Anroalh12 https://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=6745 for the Interstellar system and olrik jhor...

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Is there any clue to where the wormhole portal is on the Gargantua-Pantagruel side? From reviewing the movie, it seems that it's close to Miller's planet.

With Singapore and Malaysia, a gearbox issue for Japan would be the last straw. The boys in red are sure having a bad go of things:rolleyes:

I was surprised at the Red Bull's pace and the lack of balance for the Silver Arrows. I think Vettel demonstrated the Ferrari's have pace but, for this weekend, not reliability. The Red Bull's performance may bode well for McLaren (with the Renault power unit) next year, not so much for Toro...

I'm just noting an issue in BaseSync for Orbiter 2010 and BaseSync for Orbiter 2016. Attempting to align orbital path with Cape Canaveral (Closest passage, Direct) as target when running the DG Mk4 in orbit scenario, BaseSync indicates the alignment burn should be in Normal attitude (PLC+) but...

http://variety.com/2017/film/news/godzilla-suit-haruo-nakajima-dead-dies-1202517648/:(

Though a talented playwright, director, and actor, I remember him for playing Chuck Yeager. He will always be a pure purveyor of the Right Stuff!

I saw this too. I have no words...

I watched it. A good day for Ferrari, a fair day for Mercedes, and a bad day for Red Bull, though Max Verstappen drove magnificently (after knocking out his teammate in an unforced error). Vettel leads the Drivers championship points, Mercedes leads the Constructors, and Hamilton demonstrated...

If you check the IMDB link, he has two programs in post production and another that was in pre production for 2018! He had career ups and downs (as do we all) but was a gainfully employed actor to his death...

Martin Landau (Commander John Koenig in Space: 1999) passed away yesterday at 89. I guess he’d been ill and died in a Los Angeles hospital from complications of his illness. He got his Oscar for playing Bela Lugosi in the 1995 movie Ed Wood but was probably best known for the role of Rollin Hand...

He was my generation's Batman. Like Clayton Moore and Jay Silverheels, he took his character to heart and his character's persona to the grave. Rest In Peace...

Great, welcome back Jenson!

Hmmm, I don't know. I don't think there's a way to have a driver controlled close following mode. Only the mechanical grip of the tires would work. Whatever aero aids you have will be degraded by the disturbed airflow from the wake of the lead car.

I don't think it was a Ferrari strategy issue, I don't think anyone expected the real safety car after the VSC. I think Ferrari and Mercedes have finally reached parity. The Ferrari chassis (or at least their pilots) seem to be gentler on the tires than the Mercs but Vettel couldn't catch...

No, is there a way to construct a scenario that encompasses two environments?

Thanks for the discussion of possibilities for a wormhole device in Orbiter. What Gattispilot and I are looking for however is a bit simpler than the devices you've described above. We've been working on the ships of the movie Interstellar. The Endurance is composed of five docked vessels...

Thanks Ajaja. We've been concentrating on modeling the ships but not looking closely at the physics :hmm:

Gattispilot, Lisias, and I are working on the ships seen in Interstellar. Needless to say, your add-on is central to our work. It gives our ships a place to go! I have some questions; Though we never see it in the movie, shouldn't there be a wormhole in the Gargantua-Pantagruel system? Isn't...