Are thier tutorials on this I have no idea how to do orbits or what all the switches do on a spacecraft

I've been rewatching this series yet again and I just want to repeat just how stunningly beautiful your videos are. The shots of things launching are gorgeous, and the scenes of satellites simply hanging in the black of space or screaming into orbit have a feeling of pure awe. Everything is simply incredible. The music choice is excellent too, and only brings out that awe and wonder even more.

I KNEW that singing sounded like you :D nice!

Love these!

Just found this series. Love it. It's amazing feeling emotions for real people who gave so much for progress, via video game characters.

Do you plan on returning to Reentry for the Apollo 13 Campaign?

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Man. The real X-1 had tricycle landing gear. :V

Hey what mod did you use for the dyna-soar?

16:13 The FBW (Flight by wire) is a system where the astronaut (in this case, because it is also used in planes) sends a movement input to a computer, the computer processes the input and executes the order. Since the information is processed by a computer can be avoided dangerous maneuvers and also help the astronaut driving the spaceship. PD: English isn't my maternal language, sorry if I wrote something wrong.

Freaking RGB plumes. Also, I really love the energy of the Trinity VI segment. It's like Apollo 13 on crack. Not only is failure not an option, it's not even in the vocabulary. Edit: "Well, well, well, if it isn't the consequences of my own actions."

Markiner pulling a NEAR Shoemaker.

Every time I hear Carpenter Brut I gain the sudden urge to run sequencer.exe

In just 10 days Kerbalkind will be 4 years old…

In aviation, caging the attitude indicator stops the gyro from moving. I don't know how the Mercury autopilot worked, but perhaps the indicator was the brains of the whole operation. So when you caged it, the RCS continued getting the last commands you were giving it before caging. I think that's why you were spinning out.

I honestly hoped that the devs would add the Soviet missions to the sim. Although I do remember reading that the Soviet spacecraft were more automated than the American ones. When Yuri took humankind's first spaceflight, he didn't really have much to do in terms of actually flying the vehicle. Scientists didn't know how the mind would be affected by the rigors of spaceflight, and there was some concern that Yuri might go completely bonkers. He had a code to be able to get control of the Vostok, but he didn't need to use it.

Hey, could you list the mods you use and how to install them(I mean the order of installation because KSP is very picky as you know yourself)? I also see that you have clouds from Blackrack and Balistikfox(I tried to install it but it steals my KSP when speeding up time).

Ew. Why the bloody cat shit!?

I remember reading that there was a real plan to use Gemini tech in a moonshot.

Nerdiness overload! Love it. My wife would just shake her head seeing my playing this lol

Love this stuff. The button pushing and functional systems and procedures are so fun and immersive. Gonna buy this simulator!

The fuel tank is just a boilerplate tester for the SRBs

Now all you need to do is load a K-IV station on top of a full Katurn V and launch to Venus or Mars

Love for all kerbalkind but I do miss this

will there ever be craft files for your ships as beardy does with his

2024 let go

I wonder if you got to recreate the Apollo 13 accident now that would be cool

really wish ksp was like this! but hey, iva mods, freeiva and through the eyes of a kerbal help :D

Already a year?!

And now, the United States Space Force will instead be founded in the early 70s and the Final Frontier will become a new front of international competition. I am aware about Beardy's comment about there not being a Space War in the series, but I could definitely see both sides in this alternate Cold War forming militarized space programs to run in parallel to their civilian programs and that being a detail in the back ground going forward.

How’s Carnasa? Is he ok? We r not pressuring u guys we just want to know if u are doing well

I can't build a Saturn V to save my life. I never end up with enough DV in the S-IVB to get to the moon.

11:42 uhhh i hit the wrong button

It’s been 10,000 years…

im late, who won the race to the moon?

Too bad no engine redundancy like on the Soviet mission

I love ur videos n9, I keep trying to do stuff the same way but fail 😂.

Have you had trouble with trying to "requesting a plane change burn"? When doing "Missions" - "Project Gemini" - "Scenarios" - "Agena Docking", this starts from launch then circulize orbit, then after my orbit is circular, I try to request a plane change burn of 28.91 degrees but I get no response at all. I get catch up burn info & rendezvous info but no plane change response. Have you had this problem with this? Thank you very much!

Neil had to figure this out pretty quickly or the G's from this roll would have caused blackout.

Hi N9, I’m wondering if you plan on making the Saturn-C8 for future lunar missions? It removes the need for docking as the service module and lander are combined.

The Astral Foundation has huge balls

Oh no, N9 discovered the sheer magic of Carpenter Brut. Dude doesn't miss.

Awesome music 😎

Even having watched this I struggled to remember what to do in the moment. I need to try to rerun this

Can’t wait to rewatch this beautiful series

This was an absolutely lovely episode and enjoyed the final bit with the song. But i really felt for Rover, there was no tree anywhere. This episode reminded me of Wall-e.

quick question, can you excuse principa nodes with mechjeb ? and how accurate it is!?

Ah yes. The game also called: REENTRY: Button Simulator 😂

I noticed something, the N1 had flown just not with humans it never made it past the test flights or into orbit

10/10 episode in my books. They're all so good it's hard to say whether it's the best overall, but it's definitely had the best editing of the series so far. The episode before it is a close second! It's really awesome to be watching these for the first time and seeing your editing skills improving over the series