KSP - 2.7 ton rocket to eeloo

To eeloo in a car sized rocket - stock and all settings at normal.
craft file : www.dropbox.co...

[@turbopumped6490]

This is a 1 1/2 year old design I dusted off. Im surprised it still works properly after so many updates. I can upload the craft file if you want , its not that hard to pilot, except for the paragliding part .

[@jacksonriecken5016]

Turbo Pumped nicely done! I like your competition with Hazard-ish!

[@pablodaniel7391]

Turbo Pumped if this craft is that old, how was it landed before the parachute existed?

[@turbopumped6490]

2 aluminium fins for drag/gliding + cubic octagonals for lithobraking

[@pablodaniel7391]

Turbo Pumped and did the delta v increased in a noticable way after erasing that pieces?

[@turbopumped6490]

Only by a couple of hundred m/s, those parts are very light.

[@Jognt]

Almost every KSP player preparing for a mission: "We'll need a command pod, some extra parachutes for the return, a heatshield, oh let's not forget science, loads of solar panels, extra batteries, these cool looking landing legs, and a powerful engine so we don't have to spend hours burning". A select crazy few: "Hmm, a seat, we can mount it on the batteries. The smallest engine we can find, a bit of fuel for it, just enough solar panels, and we'll throw in a science experiment for fun".

[@ДмитрийПаушев-г7и]

And the second way makes so much pain for the apologists of the first.

[@FiNiTe_weeb]

Yea long term missions with such small craft are basically impossible unfortunately.

[@Mad-Dog-Majima]

What I use is a command pod, a Mailsail thruster, a large fuel tank, EAS thrusters, a parachute, and too much time.

[@feynthefallen]

@@miguelchavarin7056 Ooooh yes, I'd say we should have a "lowest weight with life support enabled" challenge. These minimalists have had it way too easy. @Turbo Pumped: Interested?

[@luizfernando4497]

Usually i forget the parachutes. Sometimes i also forget the heat shield Most times i forget the solar panels I used only one nerv in a lot of missions And what is landing legs?

[@aron8999]

>landing backwards the absolute madman

[@eegma5596]

Hazard-ish: *3.6 tons, 12 gravity assists, over 80 years in flight* Turbo Pumped: *2.7 tons, 0 gravity assists, about 10 years in flight* ...How?

[@turbopumped6490]

I dropped the heavy rtg and 2 solar panels (its not really needed), and the ion tanks is half the weight now. That is a lot less dead weight to haul around.

[@avroarrow29]

Yup. I USED to like harzardish

[@rickharper4533]

Σeegma plus, Hazardish’s video was faked as it does not have enough twr to take off on eeloo unless that was changed

[@anuclearpan4554]

@@rickharper4533 everyone assumes all of his videos are fake, the only ones that were fake was his single tank tylo and tilt wing, neither of which involved eeloo at all, and he completely owned up to them which i have mad respect for. If you think one panther engine can't lift 3.6 tons then you are a bit special my friend.

[@rickharper4533]

Radioactive the paper shredder look on his video he recently admitted he was using non stock values... deal with it, hazard faked it, and no, im not a hater im actually subscribed I am just saying that he faked the video, he claims it was an “accident” but i cant believe that because he has already faked multiple other videos, for example the single tank to tylo and tilt wing SSTO

[@JYF921]

"EVA Report from Eeloo's Ice Canyons: You lay down and give the planet a hug, just so it knows it's not alone out here." Lol that was funny

[@RipRLeeErmey]

That is like the most wholesome thing ever and you can't convince me otherwise

[@diamondmcgaming2866]

Agreed

[@demon_xd_]

I wanna do that to every single planet, moon, asteroid, heck NOTH EVEN JOOL OR KERBOL (Kerbol is the sun) ARE SAFE FROM MY HUGS

[@emersoneisen]

1:34

[@CarlosAM1]

that's pretty sad tbh

[@Hazardish]

Very, very impressive! :)

[@turbopumped6490]

Thanks , your brilliant eeloo video inspired me :)

[@walljumper2001]

Gotta overcome it now yay

[@christopherzhang1516]

I had a lot of trouble making rockets under 2.5 tons... the problem is that the ascent stage is too heavy

[@munastronaut8147]

I love your videos Hazard-ish!!

[@76Eliam]

Damnit guys you're both here, I was working on a 2.95 tons eeloo mission to beat hazard-ish when the last version came out with the cheating paraglider.

[@ln5321]

The things that the Kerbal parachutes have made possible are amazing.

[@trigger7ff6]

SSTO with kerbal parachutes when.

[@connorbranscombe6819]

Keyword is "typical ascent", its probably possible.

[@KSPAtlas]

@@trigger7ff6 now

[@BritishFalcon]

Ironically, you are a significant hazard to Hazard-Ish.

[@diamondmcgaming2866]

Lol

[@samhayzen]

This is what you get when you sell your soul to the kraken, kids.

[@caps_lock]

I see Sam and an eeveelution and I am disappointed I know what that's from

[@alt8791]

_WHERE DO I SIGN UP_

[@limo1795]

it would be worth nothing more than 27 cents

[@Mimiaga0]

.9 tons less than Hazardish. GG

[@rickharper4533]

Mimiaga and its actually real

[@d.thieud.1056]

RIP The nose of a legend

[@JYF921]

We now know why Voldemort lost his nose...

[@krakenburger56]

Voldermort is secretly a kerbal.

[@rickharper4533]

Dorssen Derhaeg he has a helmet

[@henryzhang3961]

@@rickharper4533 Bradley whistance and stratzenblitz also make good videos

[@Lucky-be3oq]

Ahh, the God of Budget has returned!

[@shawngalloway9122]

Somehow it goes farther than your slightly heavier Gilly Mission a bit while back. Very impressive indeed.

[@auulauul9328]

Launching to the equivalent of pluto in a rocket the size of a large car? GeNIUs idEa!

[@aggroknight4259]

Congratulations on beating Hazard-ish's record for lightest craft sent to Eeloo! Very impressive! I wonder, though: Would this have been possible without Kerbal parachutes?

[@turbopumped6490]

Yes it was originally a 2,9 ton litho braking design , It passed all my tests , but i never got the opportunity to do the mission .

[@ferghusmeighan5401]

I think hazard-ish will try a 2.0 ton and then Turbo Pumped less than 2 ton.

[@program4215]

We're rapidly approaching the point where the Kerbal weighs more than the actual rocket.

[@JYF921]

A Kerbal weighs as much as a twitch engine and about 4 cubic octagonal struts on EVA.

[@rickharper4533]

Max J. Spooder engine for atmo, ant for vac (ant is more efficient but spider is better 4 atmosphere) there you go 0.7 kn atmosphere 2kn vac and suler efficient

[@BradleyWhistance]

Eagerly awaiting more videos fam =)

[@CorporateMarineDRG]

how in kerbin does this comment only have 5 likes.

[@randomperson6651]

Hi Bradley

[@justahuman8877]

Would be cool if every KSP youtuber worked together and made a ultra rocket like "0.1 ton SSTO manned submarine SRB only 100 kerbals direct(no gravity assists) mission to Eeloo and back 500 times"

[@JYF921]

Called the next level of hacking :)

[@Agent-ic1pe]

@@JYF921 Danny2462 is a KSP youtuber too

[@nbsarkar6911]

Matt lowne, scott Manley, turbo pumped, hazardish all are who I know

[@liamolucko]

Just A human Kerbals weigh either 0.9 or 0.09 tons (can’t remember which) but either way I don’t think that’s possible

[@GalaxyGoldbox]

@@liamolucko most likely 0.09 tons

[@thomassimpson9886]

This kind of thing genuinely blows my mind. I've never even landed on a different planet, and the lightest KERBIN orbiter I've managed to make was only just under 10 tons! 2.7 tons to eeloo!?!?! Awesome!

[@ra1yms0up]

Eeloon Mask

[@KSPAtlas]

Lol

[@RamLaska]

Explosive separation, LEGIT!! I always love your music. So classy.

[@falcothegreat5470]

Wow! That was a great achievement! I can hardly get to the moon with a 50 ton rocket!

[@knightofkessler]

This mission is one of the most amazing I've ever seen! You landed back at the KSC and everything!

[@kerbologist1037]

Such a nice way to take advantage of the kerbals paraglider!

[@sandercohen5543]

This is exactly what i needed after taking a melancholous hit of nostalgia to the gut. Jesus christ, i miss halo...

[@jacoba3422]

Jesus. How many tries does it take to land back at the ksc

[@turbopumped6490]

4 times I think . The parachute certainly dont like 550 kg asymetric loads :)

[@AustinTylerDean]

Yeah! How do you gauge your re entry? Pe, AP, landmarks?

[@turbopumped6490]

Pe + ksc marker and also the vessels drag (the Firefly is very draggy)

[@probrogaming7137]

Did you use stock? Or was there a few mods involved

[@turbopumped6490]

all stock

[@loganconary4876]

Wow that was the most impressive thing I ever seen someone do in this game.

[@acorgiwithacrown467]

I don't know why nasa doesn't just use this technology.

[@AuxenceF]

because they don't have the right to put an astronaut for 10 year in this thing

[@acorgiwithacrown467]

Auxence Fromont I was joking. This would clearly not work irl.

[@AuxenceF]

I was also jocking

[@Sharpie_17]

I'll do it. Just give me some joints to smoke on the way there.

[@JYF921]

Here comes RoboStarman! Just uses electricity :)

[@immort4730]

That KSC landing after a capture aerobreak was godly.

[@cloverdove]

Hazard-ish is triggered

[@lambdamoth]

wow he really epic trolled him so hard i mean LUMOW right DAE get triggered when someone else does a thing only slightly better???? rofl so much i mean XD

[@cherriberri8373]

I think you need to understand what over exaggerating is. Also, a broken record is still a broken record. If there was a book of KSP records, Turbo's name would be there, not Hazard's.

[@starshot5172]

Clonos actually not. He seems more impressed

[@cloverdove]

I see, but you can imagine it

[@jaquelinegomes9627]

probably xD

[@theepicslayer7sss101]

for the way this was achieved, this is worth more than just 600 science! that would be more like 10'000 science!

[@visibleconfusion9894]

with this new update i cant wait to see all the things powered by Kerbachutes

[@Prograde]

Love to see the videos keeping coming. Keep up the great work!

[@thejay8963]

Yet another astonishing video, Mr. Pumped.

[@GeorgeThePineapple]

It always amazes me how a video about some game I've never even played can be so intense and immersive. Good job editing it!

[@fanBladeOne]

The approach at Eeloo. I was screaming like that beaver meme. Dang what a mission.

[@OffContentObi]

‘Remember if you break anything when you landing you fired!’ Great company! I want to join!

[@avi8aviate]

"Looks like the only thing that broke was Raybro's nose" *_RAYBRO, YOU'RE FIRED!!_*

[@TheJohannD]

"Estimated burn time: >17 minutes

[@aSliceOfChoccyMilk]

I am speechless at the Patience and creativity of some people

[@CatWachristmashat]

You lay down and give the plnet a hug, Just so it knows it's not alone out here

[@L.P.5895]

Finally, someone who beat Hazard-Ish!

[@andrewcurtin7003]

Been in space for about 10years Finally you nreak the atmosphere, crowds gathered to welcome back the pioneer of space travel He lines up om the runway, using his rear mirrors to expertly target his destination Then lands face first the moment he steps out of the chair

[@freddiescowen5023]

Couldn't you have cut down xenon requirements by using gravity assists? Surely that would make it lighter?

[@turbopumped6490]

Absolutely but this was a eeloo direct mission. I try to avoid gravity assists for the moment, since all the maneuver node tweaking is murder on my arm and shoulder.

[@freddiescowen5023]

Turbo Pumped how much lighter do you think it could get?

[@turbopumped6490]

Only about 200 kg less , thanks to the heavy jet and Ion engine. I have tried junos too but they suuuck :)

[@bedemitchell2452]

Turbo Pumped Why don't you use a mod like precise node? To keep the game stock?

[@ДмитрийПаушев-г7и]

>Why don't you use a mod like precise node? To keep the game stock? Same question. Thing like this or Kerbalgineer even hardly can be considered as cheating, they just make interface rather more friendly.

[@guywhotriestogetalife5041]

**Raybro breaks his nose** YOU'RE FIRED

[@Notllamalord]

Crying and shaking rn it took me like 40 hours to get to the moon

[@skaokers]

"Mission control this is Jeb over." "This is Mission control to Jeb what's wrong?" "My legs are cramped."

[@duncangraczyk7287]

jeeze, that's Scott Manly levels of KSP my friend, good job!

[@QNAAJTUJPRWJSGEZLPXYECAZFHODYW]

You: **made a 2.7 ton rocket to eeloo** Physics: Wait That's beyond illegal

[@whitty8994]

2.7 tons to the furthest planet. Now that’s some next level 300 IQ shit right there.

[@cygntauri2348]

Now do it without ion engines

[@derbolstein3277]

Impossible. It would need alot of fuel

[@cygntauri2348]

You can still make it kind of light

[@CarlosAM1]

Plongosty oof

[@harelko6813]

now do it WITHOUT engines.

[@henryzhang3961]

@@harelko6813 Possible, with kerbal kraken tech and stock propellers

[@tarriboyd5369]

Well done. This would literally take me GALLONS AND GALLONS of rocket fuel and an ass ton of rockets to get there. Nice ^_^.

[@dorkmax7073]

I think the most infuriating thing about these is your unfailing pattern of landing back at the Space Center

[@Antonluisre]

Those kerbal parachutes are too OP

[@shutupnerd9694]

Elon Musk: okay guys i have this crazy idea how about we send this green guy who doesnt require oxygen, food, water, excersize, society, or anything on this 10 year mission on a tiny porta potty sized open rocket to the planet

[@MInty56-]

This takes "No mistakes" to another fucking level

[@alt8791]

Ah yeah, I just love flying to pluto in a lawn chair strapped to a rocket engine

[@HeidenLam]

Underrated channel overall

[@CrimeMinister1]

I always think you've hit the limit but you keep oudoing yourself

[@biglu97]

That's the most insane KSP video on youtube

[@crossfiregames6677]

I gave a 2 minute standing ovation after that

[@nikovbn839]

That's one hell of a front row seat ^^

[@Spacewalker1870]

would be cool to see a low mass eeloo ssto without ions and using minimal gravity assists, but idk how hard this would be

[@basketballjuice]

well holy shit. I thought it was going to be clickbait. You earned yourself a sub.

[@flitzsdomingos]

It's a crazy and very impressive mission that you do !!!!

[@henrijayy]

Goddamit! He's Landing at KSC!!

[@HeadHunterSix]

THAT is the most impressive part, for me.

[@WurstWasser617]

3:04 Now that's just showing off...

[@tacticalkyuubi8147]

1 gram rocket to out of the solar system

[@teguenjoyer3842]

Solar sails

[@sleepydog9968]

what a riveting story. truly captivating :')

[@maxfax1012]

Alternate Ending: Matt Lowne make a video to save Raybo using the Blunder bird.

[@SorchaSublime]

nasa engineer gives probe design to boss "hm, this is pretty good. I have one correction to make" "What is it sir?" "can we replace the main control unit with a chair?" "..." "..." "what?"

[@Snowpanel]

It's great that they've introduced personal chutes to the game, but I kinda miss the crazy lithobraking stunts people had to pull off for minimal missions.

[@BixbyConsequence]

A hearty upvote ensues....

[@MultiCatRain]

Me: sees 2.7 ton to eeloo Also me: *impossible*

[@DoktorKrovh]

OMG Xenon truster are very good! I didn't know that they were so accurate...

[@DaysPass]

*nasa wants to know your location*

[@Luigipopdrop]

Don’t worry, he was cryogenically frozen so time passed by

[@Jeeves_0]

And yet here I am with a four hundred ton rocket that can't even get to Duna.

[@kutsalcay9982]

You should work at nasa

[@indextron2388]

Turbo pumped I use pressure fed Xd, great vid wish you luck on next project

[@iwtd6]

now NASA needs 10 years of life support and a person whom willing to wait for that long

[@HeadHunterSix]

I suggest we send a Flat Earther.

[@AlphaGametauri]

9 years, 423 days, 5 hours, 8 minutes, and 33 seconds. Or the average length of time between NASA launches.

[@Baobab01]

How many times did you try not to smash kerbal into a mountains on eelo during landing/take off??? If you don’t know their height or don’t have powerful engines it’s like a Russian roulette..although roulette may to be more safe time spending)j

[@Elburion]

Holy Sh** the crazy sob pulled it off!

[@DirtyLew42]

Imagine just sitting in a chair in the dead of space for 10 whole years lmao. Crazy

[@ЮсупГазиев-н8и]

You old crazy man. Fantastik, i like & man ments! ✌😎👍

[@Gufehvdjtcdd]

This kerbal must have some superpower. How did he survive a 10 year trip without any food, water and oxygen.

[@tuerculosisgaming6307]

Kerbal snacks

[@theguy4812]

This is how Yoda escaped kasyyyk

[@xxDrain]

Insane. I can barely get an SSTO to orbit and you're flying to eeloo with fucking xenon.

[@lockhack]

Imagine 20 years spent strapped in a chair. I hope he brought along a tablet with massive amounts of movies/music/games XD

[@hairohukosu433]

Maybe he's got some web connection, that'd make the whole thing scales of magnitude more bearable.

[@ЯрославКамышев-и9й]

How do you like that, Elon Mask?

[@blank4679]

I SPIT MY CHEETOS ALL OVER MY COMPUTER WHEN YOU MADE IT TO ELOO!!!!

[@EE-hj7cm]

I'm not too good at KSP, but why does the xenon decrease from 30.61 to 3.89 without usage? 2:44 - 2:56

[@pedrocrb123]

E W i think there was usage

[@turbopumped6490]

That was for final orbit adjustments before landing, I usually dont record minor course adjustments, only the important stuff.

[@mao3193]

Настоящие стальные яйца у кербала! Молодец чувак

[@pogrammer]

normally nasa does multiple missions at the same time, i want to see a plane flying to layth along with a rocket to duna at the same time.

[@AltsGamer]

Wow, it's wonderful!

[@QUADEeee]

2.7 to Eeloo legit. Now i've seen everything.

[@maxdukhovskoy1406]

Imagine how much patience this guy must have to do serious burns with an ion engine..

[@StalinJunior]

Gretings from Poland🇵🇱 Kur*a!🇵🇱

[@LongestComment_2]

good job mate, probably couldnt do that myself.

[@lukasojala5698]

I can't even get to Eeloo normally, let alone with a 2.7 ton rocket.