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With over (currently) 40 parts, the Maritime Pack is a modular parts pack that allows you to design boats for KSP the way you want them. To suggest events, message the moderatorsTitle Package Author Cost Mass Crash Tolerance Drag Max Temp Strength Ejection Force Fuel Crossfeed C7-EXP-Bolt Mk2: C7 Flight Pack Version 2.15: C7Studios: 975The Maritime Pack - Yachts, Cargo Ships, Paddlewheelers, RoRo's, Carriers and lots more parts to create you own armada. You now have the tank attached to the ship with the AGU in between. Attach the AGU to the target ship by tenderly pushing it onto a surface. Rendezvous with the target. Here are instructions for how to attach a new fuel tank to an existing ship: Build a new ship with a detachable fuel tank and add an AGU to the tank.

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Informative high-quality articles, news & videos Hey, have an issue here, I am running this mod (1.0.5 and using CKAN) and while all the features in the VAB (fuel selections and gui) seem to be working, my engines dont have limited ignitions or ullage simulation, even though the values for them are set to true in the realfuel settings file. Since every connection between parts has an infinity.

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Economy'.That's unfortunately not how economics works. That money also goes 'right back into the U.S. How about we take that money and we have some people dig holes and the other people fill them up.

It does not really push technology forward in any of the major areas of space flight. There is nothing new about SLS. Guess what districts they represent.Explore new things, and make new technology we all benefit from.That is the problem. The same people who lobby for more killing in the middle east are the ones lobbying for SLS.Go look at some of the Saudi weapons deals and who is voting for them. Sometimes its even in the same locations.

The list goes on.There are so many awesome new invasions that we know could be financed, SpaceX Raptor engine, ACES upper stage, nuclear thermal engine, nuclear space reactor, high powered electric propulsion, ISRU equipment, inflatable habitats for space and mars. Its using a solid boosters who are a technological dead end. Its using rocket structure that are a technological dead end.

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Both capsules had development begin in 2004. Dragon capsule development bundled with Falcon 9 rocket development cost NASA $800 million and delivered a vehicle that could land cargo to the ISS. The Orion capsule has cost $12 billion so far, and has yet to deliver a finished product. SpaceX is a huge success and NASA continues to play a key role there, but it's the role they should be taking, of an organization that has companies bid on contracts with specific goals, supplying technical information when needed, and in the end accomplishing something while in the process spurring the development of technology.The old method of cost-plus contracting clearly doesn't work. With the saving NASA had for not doing SLS they could have done many or all of these things.I agree that NASA can't simply be a jobs program, if it is treated as such we're essentially wasting money.

Crews would change out, science would be done, and all along the way technological developments would be brought to life. The result would be something along the lines of the ISS, but on the Moon, where astronauts spend several months on the surface collecting and studying samples, tracking their biological responses to the environment, conducting experiments, and performing maintenance. The goal needs to be something like "to establish a permanent presence on the Moon, to conduct long term studies of human tolerance to reduced gravity, and to study the Moon's surface and sub surface geology". Rather, NASA should be putting up contracts for things like modular orbital station habitats, surface habitats, and lander vehicles, and choosing one or two from several proposals. The next Moon program should not be Apollo style, because for all that program's successes, it was essentially a flags and footprints effort, and once those flags were up and footprints down the program lost its heading.

It’s a huge breakthrough that will change the game for commercial space flight. Is it awesome that they can land theirs? Absolutely. These are all things that SpaceX can’t say about their rockets.

We don’t want to rush and end up with another tragedy like the Challenger explosion. NASA is looking towards new horizons and the prep for literally going where no man has gone before takes time. Also, the cost for designing a rocket that is rated for human travel that could be reused is insane. We’re been-there-done-that when it comes to the moon and the ISS.

For a pretty small amount of money the Falcon Heavy could also be human rated.When you use terms like 'insane' to refer these cost, you don't have any words left for the cost of SLS. Falcon 9 will be human rated pretty soon and it reusable. Remember the Ares 1 disaster, that's when NASA wanted to do this stuff by itself.Also, the cost for designing a rocket that is rated for human travel that could be reused is insane.No, that is factually wrong. The leaders of NASA are smart enough to realise that it does make sense to use commercial providers for what they want to achieve. Yes, in some planned future version that maybe will be come out in 2027 and is as much or more a paper rocket, compared to SpaceX, China (Long March 9) and others.So please make sure to actually use the SLS that will be flying, rather then some uncertain future update.The thing about NASA though, is that we are not concerned with commercial flight.NASA disagrees with you when it came to resupply on the ISS and soon human transportation.