Evening everyone! Today between math modules I busted out a quick little contract launch to put our OSO Probe into a low>high polar orbit around Earth for solar wind measurements. I recently nuked my Sol install and redid it, except this time using RemoteTech and a bunch of different parts packs to freshen things up. and lemme tell you, things are feeling fresh. Enjoy!
Evening everybody. With the tail end of the Pegasus Lunar Station operations rapidly approaching, two 3-seater transport pods were sent to the station to dock and bring the crews home. They accomplished 3 surface trips while in orbit of the Moon as well as lab analysis of surface samples, but the biggest point of research was the long-term habitation of an orbital station. Their efforts have paved the way for the first ever crewed Mars operations when the transfer window arrives in just over a year.
Hi all! Here's a quick shot of the radial kerolox boosters separating from my Pegasus Lifter Mk1. In the payload is a module comprised of Fuel Cell arrays, some LH2 tanks, and a bunch of hydrazine and batteries en route to my Pegasus Lunar Orbital Station. There was a slight power shortage on the dark side of the station's orbit, so we sent up the new module to ensure there's never any moments where the Kerbals have no power for their life support systems.