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According to Wikipedia, the Moon has an atmosphere; the reason why we don't consider it to not have one is for a few things. 1) It cannot absorb measurable quantities of radiation. 2) It does not appear layered or self-circulating. 3) It requires constant replenishment due to the high rate at...

Yes the name has been used but its full name is the X-2 Deep Space Shuttle.

Wait I was wrong on the acceleration. It's 0-6000 in 60 seconds. Also I came out (for g-force) with 44 gs. Of course Mission: Space time period was set in the future; so maybe they made it so you only fell 3gs.(That's what the people who do Orange Team Training experiences)

From Mission: Space at Walt Disney World in Florida comes the X-2: Deep Space Shuttle. It's a two stage rocket with the X-2 Lander on top. Capable of going from 0- 6,000 mph in 60 secs. and reaching Mars with no problem. Soon this fine spacecraft will be available to you thanks to Zatnikitelman...

Well it's the scripting that I suck on so I can probably can make the model for it. So how about you take those pictures, I'll make the model, and we decide how does the rest of the stuff. What do think?

400ft from touch down basically means I was 400 feet from the ground that I'm landing on. I wasn't on a collision course; as I said before I was perfectly leveled. I was going Mach 90.46, but that does not matter since the Moon is non-atmospheric. Yes. Yes and Yes. No, I had nothing, but the top...

No I was leveled.

The only thing I had on was every thruster on top at full throttle.

This was a very odd thing that happened. I was flying my Delta Glider to the Dark side of the Moon and when I try to land there it started going up when I was forcing it down. I didn't have the hover on at all, the main engines were off, and the DG was only 400 ft. from touch down when this...

Has anyone been on Mission: Space? If so, you know the Rocket you use to go to Mars; well can you make an add-on of it? I would do it myself, but I suck at making add-ons.

I put Advanced. Mainly because I'm able to push things beyond their boundaries. As well as Earth to Mars missions with sling shots around the moon.