Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[Donamy]

You need to put the PMM, on the front side of the tranquility. :thumbup:

 

[Astro SG Wise]

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Orion MPCV detached from the Falcon Heavy second stage, en route to the Mars Orbital Habitat Vehicle, bringing crew to start the journey to Mars.

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Now to go back to mars and collect the tanks from orbit and land,leave space exactly as you found it:lol:

Wow, if that were the case, it's time to crack out the "dust pan and brush"! :rofl:

 

[Kyle]

You need to put the PMM, on the front side of the tranquility. :thumbup:

And BEAM facing aft! Otherwise it looks great!

 

[TachyonDriver]

... like a homesick angel. Go baby!

 

[donatelo200]

Some more screwing around with planets. Also are gray-scales usable in the orbiter beta? Because it would be really neat to test these planets out in it.

 

[BruceJohnJennerLawso]

Some more screwing around with planets. Also are gray-scales usable in the orbiter beta? Because it would be really neat to test these planets out in it.

That last one, oh baby that looks awesome.

I cant wait for when this semester is finished and I will actually have time to do some probe-lovin Orbiter flyin.

 

[donatelo200]

Haha yea college has been brutal so any work on this stuff is painfully slow. Plus mine-craft has also been pulling away my time. :lol:

 

[Spacethingy]

Luckily, Orbiter doesn't simulate British weather... *sigh* This'll be the best I get this morning I reckon...

EDIT: But then, the clouds thinned a little, and oh boy... Eclipses are awesome!

 

[Tycho]

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Here's a panorama from the floor of spectacular Dao Vallis in the southern hemisphere of Mars, taken at approximately local noon about 150 meters northeast of the Pegasus Ares lander. Several surface tools and two astronauts are visible, as is a geological work site in right-center.

One might imagine the sediment here was deposited by the large volumes of water that once gushed through this ancient outflow channel, as well as the frequent dust storms in the Red Planet's atmosphere.

 

[Delta glider]

Progress M-55 burning up.
It did us well.

 

[Astro SG Wise]

You can never have enough Orion pics.

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[Cosmic Penguin]

This week is "Super Spaceflight Launch Week" with 6 launches inside 65 hours! OF Spaceflight News Channel will provide extensive live coverage of all of them starting Wednesday evening GMT. :tiphat:

 

[Delta glider]

A reentry I captured.

Final pass before deorbit.

Starting the reentry.

Heating up

Peak nose temperature.

Approaching Florida

Turning towards KSC for HAC.

After a very(very) bad HAC, I'm nearing final approach.

Aligning with the runway.

Gear down.

Touchdown!

 

[Pipcard]

Feel So Moon

(for those who don't know, it's the first theme song for the "Space Brothers" anime)

 

[Cras]

Let's go to space, shall we?

 

[Cosmic Penguin]

Let's go to space, shall we?

What add-on is that? It looks like N_Molson's "DG-Launcher USA" but it isn't....

 

[Cras]

Is that N_Molson's "DGIV-Launcher"?

It is the external tank mesh form it, but I have since changed some textures to it and pretty much rebuilt it in velcro to make it do what I need it to do. The ET feeds both its own engine as well as the main engines on the XR-2, and those are SRBs from....I actually dont remember where those came from, EELV maybe?

The flight is then controlled using Launch MFD by the most excellent Enjo.

 

[Tycho]

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1974: Apollo 20 commander Stu Roosa surveys the floor at Tycho base, shortly after stepping off the footpad on EVA-1. The LM's long early-morning shadow is prominent in Roosa's visor. Seriously, D3D9 is killer. Seriously.

 

[K_Jameson]

HATSUNE at dawn.

 

[Delta glider]

Tycho, where did you get that scenario and the Tycho crater?