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=== Kopportunity and Kririt ===
 
=== Kopportunity and Kririt ===
 
Based on the twin rovers [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunity_(rover)|Opportunity]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirit_(rover)|Spirit]]
 
Based on the twin rovers [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opportunity_(rover)|Opportunity]] and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirit_(rover)|Spirit]]
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* Target: Land two rovers on opposite sides of the planet.
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#Done in two separate launches.
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#Kririt: Should be able to rove for 7.5 kilometers away from the lander.
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#Kopportunity: Should be able to rove for at least 45 kilometers. (Bonus: [[Time warp|Time warp]] by 14 years and see if it still works.)

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Kerbal Space Station Campaigns Joolileo

Introduction

After the Kerbal Space Station exploration campaign, Kerbals look to the skies and wonder what lies under a pale, red dot they've always stared at (Duna). After some additional time dreaming, Kerbican folks decided to build a pair of rovers that could rove the surface of Duna for more historic, never-seen-before info. This campaign is based on the real Exploration Rover program conducted by the American agency NASA.

Specifications

Length: 1-1.5 hours

Difficulty: 6/10 (Proficient)

Skills needed:

  • Comfort with maneuver nodes
  • Should be able to land with skill, as Duna's atmosphere is thinner than that of Kerbin's.

Missions

Kathfinder and Kojourner

First DERs of the program.

  • Target: Successfully land Kathfinder on Duna, then spawn the Kojourner rover.
  1. Rocket must contain enough fuel for Low Kerbin Orbit (suggested orbit: 80 x 80 meters), the interplanetary transfer and aerocapture/propulsive deceleration.
  2. It must be able to reach a distance of 100 meters away from the lander (for realism).

Kopportunity and Kririt

Based on the twin rovers [[1]] and [[2]]

  • Target: Land two rovers on opposite sides of the planet.
  1. Done in two separate launches.
  2. Kririt: Should be able to rove for 7.5 kilometers away from the lander.
  3. Kopportunity: Should be able to rove for at least 45 kilometers. (Bonus: Time warp by 14 years and see if it still works.)