Difference between revisions of "Campaign: Kerbals in Space"
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#No Kerbals may be harmed in the making of this mission. | #No Kerbals may be harmed in the making of this mission. | ||
− | ===Kylab | + | ===Kylab=== |
− | + | Launch a dual module station into orbit, with an attached large fuel tank, and dock a spaceship with it. | |
+ | *Launch and assemble a space station from two separate modules. | ||
+ | #Each module must be launched separately. | ||
+ | *Man your station if its not already manned. | ||
#Leave at least 1 Kerbal on board. | #Leave at least 1 Kerbal on board. | ||
#Return at least 1 Kerbal to Kerbin. | #Return at least 1 Kerbal to Kerbin. | ||
− | *Launch a | + | *Launch a ship to return your station Kerbal(s) back to Kerbin safely. |
+ | #Ship can be manned or unmanned but be capable of returning all station Kerbals to Kerbin. | ||
#Ship must dock with the station. | #Ship must dock with the station. | ||
*Deorbit your station lest the Kerbiets come up later and mess up your room while you're away. | *Deorbit your station lest the Kerbiets come up later and mess up your room while you're away. |
Revision as of 02:16, 17 July 2013
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Contents
Introduction
Scientists of the Kerbal Space Program wielded their public influence to push their respective governments into action on a number of goals, the first of which required the first semi-permanent establishments of Kerbals in space. The first space stations were designed, built, and launched into Kerbin orbit to be used for scientific experimentation. Despite a unified space program, and for political reasons, the Kerbicans and Kerbiets launched separate space stations at first, Kylab and KIR respectively. As more trust was built between participating nations, secondary modules would later be added to both the stations in preparation for the advanced docking procedures that would be used in The Shuttle Program.
By the end of the week, you will have mastered (somewhat) the art of building things in space.
Specifications
- Length: 12 hours
- Difficulty: Moderate but time consuming.
- Skills needed: Orbital Mechanics 101, and of course everything you've learned to complete the Kerbinai Program.
- For version: Every version (tested on 0.20.2)
Kaylut
- Launch a single module station into orbit.
- Launch a remotely controlled station into 140km circularized orbit.
- Station must be launched in one launch.
- Dock a manned spaceship with a station.
- Launch a spaceship and dock with the new station.
- Leave at least 1 Kerbal on board.
- Return at least 1 Kerbal to Kerbin.
- Launch a robotic ship to return your station Kerbal(s) back to Kerbin safely.
- Launch a remotely controlled ship to dock with the station.
- All Kerbals must leave the station with the new ship and land safely.
- Deorbit your station lest the Kerbicans come up later and mess up your room while you're away.
- No Kerbals may be harmed in the making of this mission.
Kylab
Launch a dual module station into orbit, with an attached large fuel tank, and dock a spaceship with it.
- Launch and assemble a space station from two separate modules.
- Each module must be launched separately.
- Man your station if its not already manned.
- Leave at least 1 Kerbal on board.
- Return at least 1 Kerbal to Kerbin.
- Launch a ship to return your station Kerbal(s) back to Kerbin safely.
- Ship can be manned or unmanned but be capable of returning all station Kerbals to Kerbin.
- Ship must dock with the station.
- Deorbit your station lest the Kerbiets come up later and mess up your room while you're away.
- No Kerbals may be harmed in the making of this mission.
Minmus Landing: First Manned Minmus Landing
Land your first Kerbal on Minmus. Leave science instruments. Return him safely home.
KIR
- Launch and build in space a space station made up of three sections of modules or more.
Final Word
If you build it, they will come... space tourists that is. Well, at least not for a long while. Space Shuttles were designed to take advantage of the new orbiting space stations over Kerbin, and the Kerbal Shuttle Program began in earnest.