@AWholeTurkey
A first hint for you: Study Excel files in:
...\AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimpleRockets 2\Career\Default\Contracts
:-)
You can use my crafts "Banane" and "Lunar Rover" for the "Commercial Pilot" and "Lunar Driver" missions which are the hardest ones (I think) for getting all launch pads free.
@Kassap Thank you! I am not a mobile user as well. I don't think you should not bring great extensions because they only run on the PC and not on the phone.
Jogging. With 110kg this is yet o.k.for the knees I think (take good shoes for that of course). I once had >100kg too. Try to generally reduce calories and eat some good food (not that fast food stuff you know). I am doing jogging for many years now, every 2-3 day about 20min only. That's enough if you do it regulary, but it takes time (years, but that is not a problem since you feel great after your tour). So no panic and wild over reaction. This is my advice. Take care! Tom
@SatelliteTorifune It's working ! I have just accepted the Explorer-1 mission. Unbelievable, great !
@RichGWall I will test the re-entry possibility here, since SatelliteTorifune uses the HyperPatch SolarSystem 2.0 . @SatelliteTorifune Did you perhaps modify the atmospheric profile of Earth ? RichGWall advises so (using the profile from 1.5.3 e.g.).
@Cjkb Interesting! Since I have (nearly, rendevous missing...) finished my Vizzy launcher and landing programs I have asked myself the same question. It would be the next step to an MechJeb equivalent in JNO. Perhaps you can implement a Hohmann transfer with the usage of the Moon orbital information one can get in Vizzy. If I find the time I would examine this. (if we find a solution for Lunar, then for the Moon as well I think.).
Also interested in this could be @RichGWall I think.
@Hashys Thanks for your kind tips, but I don't use JNO on my phone anyway. At least for me, by the way, it's mainly for making phone calls and not for playing great simulation games :-)
@RichGWall Great analysis by you, thank you very much ! So KSC is in Moon orbital plane once every 6years, that is completly new for me and I am happy to learn this! Thank you. Tom
@CosmosMan, @IndianAerospaceIndustry
Do they plan to land inside the Shackleton, do you know ? Soutpole is a little bit outside, on the crater slope... very interessting ! Hope this time it will be a success.
@AngryScientist Oh, I am not native english, sorry, I didn't know there are good and bad F* - words. So I can use: "You are fucking unlogic in your argumentation for a so called scientist" for example, and this is still good ? Will not lead to ban from forum ?
@CosmosMan Did you ever looked into the sky beeing in desert ? I think beeing in space it's even better. If you focus on bright surfaces (like the moon) that should be massively darkened. That would be great I think.
@galleta No, I'm pacifist, sorry. I there is a civilian usecase, I would be interested. Like smashing icebergs for maritime safety or something. Or drive away pesky pigeons. Is that possible with your mega bomb rocket, made for kiiling human beeings ?
My Vizzy launch idea is very primitive but works:
a) start and acc. to 100m/s
b) Set pitch to a given val., e.g. 75deg
c) Wait until rocket velocity reaches this angle
d) Switch to prograde
Some starts with angle value adaption, there it goes.
@Aludra877
So sorry !
I have two questions: Why don't you use a PC ? You can make backups there, even to an USB stick (then even if your PC burns, this works fine).
(O.K. that was one question. The other was, why do you not make backups, but I was able to integrate this in one question finally)
@LeMagicBaguette Great! But... what do you mean ? :-) Sorry, I am not a native english speaker, perhaps I missed something ?
Do you like chess ?
It's really complex, far more combinations possible than atoms in universe exist. My favorite opening: english.
1. c4
And don't forget the Unruh - Effekt :-)
Lightsstrips in Warp, that's it. They are building up an experiment to prove that this effect really exists. I think I read this in the last American Scientific.
Back to topic:
My opinion to interstellar travel of human mankind: Never. Will never happen. Sorry to say, but look how far the Voyager probes have come, that is a few light hours or so. Yes that's really far for us, but the next star is about 5 Ly away.
Before they develop the warp drive, human mankind will destroy themself because they cut all the trees down. O.k., I am the pessimist, please convince me of the opposite :-)
For solar system the next star is Proxima Centauri (4.25Ly). Distance from Earth to Neptune is ~1/10000 from that. If you define the diameter of the solarsystem by the means of the Oort cloud that factor shrings to ~1/3 .... (If I haven't even miscalculated there....) If you define the solar system by the means of interstellar space (bordered by the Heliopause, what Voyager 1 just crossed) it is ~1/2000 .
So you know the story of the two Voyager probes ? It was a perfect planet constellation for their travel out of the system. I don't know how often such a constellation will exist in the near future.
@mundindel
So I have worked this out a little bit and discussed this issue with Pedro in the bug section. We hopefully see this fixed in a future update.
As far as I worked it out now, we got this summary:
Hydrolox : 7878 W @ 1 g/s Hydrolox Massflow
Methalox : 5015 W @ 1 g/s Methalox Massflow
Kerolox : 4930 W @ 1 g/s Kerolox Massflow
( given a 50% Fuel cell efficiency )
FC system weight could be seen as 0.5-1 kg / kW generated electric power.
If someone is interessted in deeper details, I can give further information here (Warning! Includes some physics/chemestry ;-)
[Edited]
@ModernTech2024 Well, with a grain of salt. Downloads do not always match points, and there are obviously networks here, giving upvotes whatever it takes :-D And no, money doesn't buy happiness.
@Jacas99 Juno is already without any mod much much better than KSP2. It is a real masterpiece.
+7 8 months agoExactly 200 player on Steam playing KSP2 now. What a coincidence...
+4 8 months agoWhat you and your small team are doing here is absolute amazing Pedro ! Simple as that. Keep up the good work ! Tom.
+4 one year ago@AWholeTurkey
A first hint for you: Study Excel files in:
...\AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimpleRockets 2\Career\Default\Contracts
:-)
You can use my crafts "Banane" and "Lunar Rover" for the "Commercial Pilot" and "Lunar Driver" missions which are the hardest ones (I think) for getting all launch pads free.
+3 one year ago@Kassap Thank you! I am not a mobile user as well. I don't think you should not bring great extensions because they only run on the PC and not on the phone.
+2 9 months agoJogging. With 110kg this is yet o.k.for the knees I think (take good shoes for that of course). I once had >100kg too. Try to generally reduce calories and eat some good food (not that fast food stuff you know). I am doing jogging for many years now, every 2-3 day about 20min only. That's enough if you do it regulary, but it takes time (years, but that is not a problem since you feel great after your tour). So no panic and wild over reaction. This is my advice. Take care! Tom
+2 11 months agoPoints are overestimated :-)
+1 one month ago@SatelliteTorifune It's working ! I have just accepted the Explorer-1 mission. Unbelievable, great !
+1 5 months ago@RichGWall I will test the re-entry possibility here, since SatelliteTorifune uses the HyperPatch SolarSystem 2.0 . @SatelliteTorifune Did you perhaps modify the atmospheric profile of Earth ? RichGWall advises so (using the profile from 1.5.3 e.g.).
@RichGWall Yes sir! You are looking for the same things as I do.
+1 6 months ago@RichGWall Am still memorizing it all :) Now that I bought GalCiv III (with all 15DLCs), I could finally give him the "TakeMyPoints" award :-D
+1 6 months agoHave fun !
+1 6 months agoCongrats buddy !
+1 7 months ago@Seeya Chandrayaan 3 was a great success, I am so impressed, really nice work !
+1 7 months agoI hope we Europeans will also land on Moon one day. Cheers!
@ JanusSpaceIndustries So, is it "Ziyvl" or "Zivyl" then ? On your paper it's Zivyl and in the caption it's Ziyvl ? :-)
+1 7 months agoEven if I cannot pronounce it (Ziyvl) : Great work :-)
+1 7 months agoCongratulations !
+1 8 months ago@CanadaDuck The Aldebaran is now part of the UMS ÜBERLICHT :-)
+1 8 months ago@Cjkb Interesting! Since I have (nearly, rendevous missing...) finished my Vizzy launcher and landing programs I have asked myself the same question. It would be the next step to an MechJeb equivalent in JNO. Perhaps you can implement a Hohmann transfer with the usage of the Moon orbital information one can get in Vizzy. If I find the time I would examine this. (if we find a solution for Lunar, then for the Moon as well I think.).
+1 8 months agoAlso interested in this could be @RichGWall I think.
Hehe, last but not least :-)
+1 8 months agoThank you for this very entertaining competition, I really enjoy :)
@Hashys Thanks for your kind tips, but I don't use JNO on my phone anyway. At least for me, by the way, it's mainly for making phone calls and not for playing great simulation games :-)
+1 9 months ago@HyperPatch I really appreciate your great work, thank you so much ! Tom
+1 9 months agoTante Ju ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JunkersJu52 )
+1 11 months ago@RichGWall @Wangzc
+1 11 months agohttps://www.simplerockets.com/c/3m43x7/Apollo11SaturnV
So nice
@RichGWall Great analysis by you, thank you very much ! So KSC is in Moon orbital plane once every 6years, that is completly new for me and I am happy to learn this! Thank you. Tom
+1 11 months agoAs I have been told recently: there is no. Perhaps. We don't now, because we can't seen so far... Hubble constant, you know...
+1 11 months agoUii! Looke nice!
+1 11 months agoThe current indian moon mission ? With nice video for popcorn session :-)
+1 11 months agoInteresting, thanks ! Perhaps I will try it out.
+1 11 months ago@CosmosMan Great, thank you! But that is of course not southpole... I'll check, perhaps Tycho.... no, far more south... great.
+1 11 months ago@CosmosMan, @IndianAerospaceIndustry
+1 11 months agoDo they plan to land inside the Shackleton, do you know ? Soutpole is a little bit outside, on the crater slope... very interessting ! Hope this time it will be a success.
@NickForrest I am not here to argue and therefore will not answer further. I wish you a good time !
+1 11 months ago@AngryScientist By the way: what does "pejorative" mean ? DeepL doesn't know it.... I am impressed...
+1 11 months ago@AngryScientist Oh, I am not native english, sorry, I didn't know there are good and bad F* - words. So I can use: "You are fucking unlogic in your argumentation for a so called scientist" for example, and this is still good ? Will not lead to ban from forum ?
+1 11 months ago@CosmosMan Did you ever looked into the sky beeing in desert ? I think beeing in space it's even better. If you focus on bright surfaces (like the moon) that should be massively darkened. That would be great I think.
+1 11 months ago@CosmosMan Did you ever looked into the sky beeing in desert ? I think beeing in space it's even better.
+1 11 months ago@galleta No, I'm pacifist, sorry. I there is a civilian usecase, I would be interested. Like smashing icebergs for maritime safety or something. Or drive away pesky pigeons. Is that possible with your mega bomb rocket, made for kiiling human beeings ?
+1 11 months ago@galleta Only if you feed them too much!
+1 11 months agoIn the Build manager on the right side there is a big button for personal. You can send Yuri G. in your most dangerous rocket for example.
+1 11 months agoMy Vizzy launch idea is very primitive but works:
+1 11 months agoa) start and acc. to 100m/s
b) Set pitch to a given val., e.g. 75deg
c) Wait until rocket velocity reaches this angle
d) Switch to prograde
Some starts with angle value adaption, there it goes.
@kitkatof Ah, delicious ! :)
+1 11 months agoWhat does that mean ?
+1 11 months ago( ups, I forgot to do my backups as well this week...)
+1 one year ago@Aludra877
+1 one year agoSo sorry !
I have two questions: Why don't you use a PC ? You can make backups there, even to an USB stick (then even if your PC burns, this works fine).
(O.K. that was one question. The other was, why do you not make backups, but I was able to integrate this in one question finally)
quality above quantity
+1 one year ago@LeMagicBaguette Great! But... what do you mean ? :-) Sorry, I am not a native english speaker, perhaps I missed something ?
+1 one year agoDo you like chess ?
It's really complex, far more combinations possible than atoms in universe exist. My favorite opening: english.
1. c4
And don't forget the Unruh - Effekt :-)
+1 one year agoLightsstrips in Warp, that's it. They are building up an experiment to prove that this effect really exists. I think I read this in the last American Scientific.
Back to topic:
My opinion to interstellar travel of human mankind: Never. Will never happen. Sorry to say, but look how far the Voyager probes have come, that is a few light hours or so. Yes that's really far for us, but the next star is about 5 Ly away.
Before they develop the warp drive, human mankind will destroy themself because they cut all the trees down. O.k., I am the pessimist, please convince me of the opposite :-)
For solar system the next star is Proxima Centauri (4.25Ly). Distance from Earth to Neptune is ~1/10000 from that. If you define the diameter of the solarsystem by the means of the Oort cloud that factor shrings to ~1/3 .... (If I haven't even miscalculated there....) If you define the solar system by the means of interstellar space (bordered by the Heliopause, what Voyager 1 just crossed) it is ~1/2000 .
So you know the story of the two Voyager probes ? It was a perfect planet constellation for their travel out of the system. I don't know how often such a constellation will exist in the near future.
@mundindel
So I have worked this out a little bit and discussed this issue with Pedro in the bug section. We hopefully see this fixed in a future update.
As far as I worked it out now, we got this summary:
Hydrolox : 7878 W @ 1 g/s Hydrolox Massflow
Methalox : 5015 W @ 1 g/s Methalox Massflow
Kerolox : 4930 W @ 1 g/s Kerolox Massflow
( given a 50% Fuel cell efficiency )
FC system weight could be seen as 0.5-1 kg / kW generated electric power.
If someone is interessted in deeper details, I can give further information here (Warning! Includes some physics/chemestry ;-)
+1 one year ago[Edited]
Great simulation game! I am enjoying it every single day.
+1 one year ago@ModernTech2024 Well, with a grain of salt. Downloads do not always match points, and there are obviously networks here, giving upvotes whatever it takes :-D And no, money doesn't buy happiness.
one month ago@TheVizzyLucky Schau Dir mal die Modelle von CanadaDuck an ! Für Cylero hat er sehr schönes Fluggerät entwickelt.
4 months ago