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The real-life Dawn spacecraft was an ion-powered space probe that flew to and orbited Asteroid 4 Vesta and Asteroid 1 Ceres (or Ceres the dwarf planet). Since there's no Vesta analog in KSP, we'll have to make do with just Dres (the Ceres analog). | The real-life Dawn spacecraft was an ion-powered space probe that flew to and orbited Asteroid 4 Vesta and Asteroid 1 Ceres (or Ceres the dwarf planet). Since there's no Vesta analog in KSP, we'll have to make do with just Dres (the Ceres analog). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:57, 22 January 2020
Intro
The real-life Dawn spacecraft was an ion-powered space probe that flew to and orbited Asteroid 4 Vesta and Asteroid 1 Ceres (or Ceres the dwarf planet). Since there's no Vesta analog in KSP, we'll have to make do with just Dres (the Ceres analog).
Specifications
- Length: 45 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes
- Difficulty: Moderatley Hard
- For Version: 1.0.X
