the science gained from running experiments on and around a new body,.Besides the explicit contracts for it that you mentioned, there's also: (And, by in-game time, it's actually faster to do that than to launch even a single interplanetary mission!)īut ultimately KSP is a game of space exploration, and what's the point of playing it if you're not going to explore every place you can?Īlso, even if exploration for its own sake isn't your main goal, sending probes to other planets can still have practical advantages. “Kerbin Spaceport has served KSEA and the Kerbal States well for years.Technically, there's no need to go to any other planets in career mode if you don't want to - it's possible to max out the tech tree and upgrade all facilities just by sciencing the heck out of Kerbin and its moons and grinding contracts for those. The Habitat Section provides comfortable long-term orbital living for Kerbals and has almost all the comforts of home! Not pictured is a new Fuel-Supply module that will provide in-orbit refueling and resupply of the DSV fleet!Ĭonstruction has begun on the three modules (depleting the bulk of KSEA’s funds for quite some time!) Blueprints will likely be updated as launch date gets closer, and feature-creep inevitably slows down the production! The station has three distinct components: the Docking Section with three ports at the end for Deep Space Vehicles, and two on the sides for Crew Vehicles arriving from the surface. KSEA is pleased to announce the newest space station – Kerbin Spacedock! This fully stocked crew facility in orbit will serve as the central hub for the Deep Space Vehicle fleet, providing a place for crew to return, rest, train, and even get promoted!
“This new rocket is going to give us the ability to quickly deliver crews to and from the Spaceport! It looks a bit less silly than the Mk1 too!”įuture iterations of the design should allow multiple Nebula Rockets to be strapped together for heavier lifting capability! 1 Comment Then, the Rocket does a 180 degrees flip and fires it’s engine… changing it’s landing site to the main Space Center! There it will be recovered, refurbished, transported to the Desert Facility, and prepared for it’s next launch! The Rocket itself is entirely new, and provides a versatile new tool to the Kerbin Space Exploration Administration! Designed to be launched from the Desert Facility, White Mesa – the rocket carries the crew vehicle to an apoapsis of 200k, where the Crew Vehicle detaches. KSEA is excited to announce the Mk2 Nebula Crew Vehicle! The Crew Vehicle itself is a modified version of the original Nebula Crew Vehicle, making a number of minor modifications: the escape/landing rockets were tucked down below the Forward RCS system, and the internal storage system was reconfigured for a more balanced spacecraft.
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