The Aquarius-1 is a small submarine powered by ion engines. it can carry eight droods to the bottom of the ocean for exploration missions. this is the first craft in the STARBORN AEROSPACE oceans science division, an initiative to study and explore the oceans of Droo and other planets with bodies of water.
AG-1: DIVE CONTROL ENGINES
AG-2: FORWARD ENGINES
AG-3: DORSAL LIGHTS
AG-4: HEADLIGHTS
AG-5: VENTRAL LIGHTS
AG-6: INTERIOR LIGHTS
AG-7: AIRLOCK LIGHTS
AG-8: AIRLOCK
AG-10: DROP BALLAST
This craft was inspired by a suggestion from Chtite451SR2.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: Android
- Game Version: 0.9.509.0
- Price: $702,347k
- Number of Parts: 138
- Dimensions: 11 m x 24 m x 34 m
PERFORMANCE
- Total Delta V: 0m/s
- Total Thrust: 7.8MN
- Engines: 17
- Wet Mass: 9.83E+5kg
- Dry Mass: -234,439kg
STAGES
| Stage | Engines | Delta V | Thrust | Burn | Mass |
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15 Comments
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5 months ago
Guys idk but you might need to drop ballast or whetever I think it’s wheights
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15.2k StarborneAerospace4.1 years ago
@Taokyle I don't know why it is doing that. I have never experienced that issue. What efforts have you made to try to control it?
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15.2k StarborneAerospace+2 5.1 years ago
@theUSSR thanks. I'm happy that you like my crafts. Now onwards to silver rank. It will only take me a couple thousand years haha!!!
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15.2k StarborneAerospace+1 5.1 years ago
@Chtite451SR2 indeed I did make it. It used to fly but it doesn't really do that anymore for some reason. Maybe it still does and I just didn't try hard enough to get it off the water. I think that I'm going to make a bunch of water colonization and exploration equipment and vehicles now so that will be cool.
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105 Dimension0prime+1 5.1 years ago
It hops out of the water and back in to the water that is a cool
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11.5k Chtite451SR2+1 5.1 years ago
@CELESTIAL1 well you made it :) looks better than mine, but yet somehow mine flies XD
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How do we pilot it? Because it isn't working in or out of the water... Is it some sort of space craft where we need to launch it in space?