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For a more fuel efficient landing method a solar glider with a kerbal in the command seat could be deployed from The transfer stage and then glide to the surface and if made properly could even go to 2 biomes. The glider will then activate the installed lvt909 or aerospike rocket in orbit to circularize and then go close to the transfer stage and have the kerbal take the data and board the rocket with the tones of science and go back to kerbin(this method assumes you have no docking | For a more fuel efficient landing method a solar glider with a kerbal in the command seat could be deployed from The transfer stage and then glide to the surface and if made properly could even go to 2 biomes. The glider will then activate the installed lvt909 or aerospike rocket in orbit to circularize and then go close to the transfer stage and have the kerbal take the data and board the rocket with the tones of science and go back to kerbin(this method assumes you have no docking | ||
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| + | :It seems to me that a fuel efficient Eve lander is a complex topic in its own right. As such, it would probably be better to have that as a separate tutorial (which could be linked from this one). My preference would be to keep this tutorial simple, and focussed on simply getting to Eve (and back). --[[User:Murph|Murph]] ([[User talk:Murph|talk]]) 14:32, 13 June 2015 (UTC) | ||
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Fuel efficient landing
For a more fuel efficient landing method a solar glider with a kerbal in the command seat could be deployed from The transfer stage and then glide to the surface and if made properly could even go to 2 biomes. The glider will then activate the installed lvt909 or aerospike rocket in orbit to circularize and then go close to the transfer stage and have the kerbal take the data and board the rocket with the tones of science and go back to kerbin(this method assumes you have no docking — Preceding unsigned comment added by 322997am (talk • contribs) 14:23, 13 June 2015
- It seems to me that a fuel efficient Eve lander is a complex topic in its own right. As such, it would probably be better to have that as a separate tutorial (which could be linked from this one). My preference would be to keep this tutorial simple, and focussed on simply getting to Eve (and back). --Murph (talk) 14:32, 13 June 2015 (UTC)
