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Orbiter Screenshot Thread

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trying to get a eva guy to work.
 

Phobos Station





Still the coolest looking place in Orbiter 2010.
 
still looks cool in Orbiter 2016.

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[ame="https://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=4581"]O'Neill Island 3 Colony v0.9[/ame]
[ame="https://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=5743"]MSA-102 Okypete[/ame]
 
Playing a bit with my superzoom lens to capture the details of the orbiter new OMS pods

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Playing with the D3D9 atmospheric settings can provide some interesting views.

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Today is the 50th anniversary of the launch of Apollo 11, also NASSP 8.0 has officially transitioned to Beta!

NASSP 8.0 Beta:

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Working on getting Donamy's Sidemount running using MultiStage2015. I'm having to relearn this all over again.

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Big spacestation...

Still waiting for IMS 2.0 for Orbiter 2016 to finish this puppy.. :)

And yes that is an XR5 docked to the bottom... it's THAT humongous. :) The 2nd photo is after undocking and having a sunrise occur as I back away in the XR5...

Dantassii
HUMONGOUS IMS shipbuilder
 

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Having fun in the old Orbiter 2006, flying the rendezvous of Gemini 6 and 7. I flew it by the book using orbital parameters as close as I could get to the historical ones and achieved rendezvous on the 4th orbit.

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Nose to nose over Hawaii:

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Hi guys, it's been a while.
i had bit of a free time and seriously started to learn the AGC and the capsule layout for NASSP.
And I finally managed to launch a Saturn V rocket (here Apollo 7) with the 4 hours long pre-flight preparations and MCC.

I start to enjoy its complexity, even if I still don't fully understand what I'm clicking in the capsule (pressurisation, voltage, bus stuff etc).

Fly safe !

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Endeavour ready to grapple the HST for the first Service Mission in December 1993:
 

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