Orbiter Screenshot Thread

[Izack]

Sending off the lander Pisces to scout out the object:

Departure:

...And arrival:

No further data at this time.

 

[asbjos]

Well, it certainly wasn't Probe, then...

 

[Eli13]

Sending off the lander Pisces to scout out the object:

Departure:

...And arrival:

No further data at this time.

Dun! Dun! Dah!

 

[Alfastar]

Lift-off of the Long March 2F with as payload: Shenzhou 6.

(I wish that we got more Chinese space program add-ons)

 

[IronRain]

Lift-off of the Long March 2F with as payload: Shenzhou 6.

(I wish that we got more Chinese space program add-ons)

:hesaid:

 

[Geo]

as I said, first landing at Brighton Beach:

 

[N_Molson]

Another screenshot of Deltaglider IV on its (very good) Europe Launcher

Happy to see it is still working well

I will do normal/specular maps for it one day.

 

[Scav]

Sending off the lander Pisces to scout out the object:

I hope it's not a stuffed teddy bear.

 

[Izack]

Arrow spacecraft transits the Sun during a slingshot manoeuvre, imaged by a microprobe during a systems test. The vessel's destination, Jupiter, is visible to the right of the shot.

I wanted to take a shot like this during the mission because I just watched Sunshine this afternoon. :lol:

 

[Alfastar]

Arrow spacecraft transits the Sun during a slingshot

I advise you crew to set up their sunglasses before there got eye-problems :lol:

 

[mojoey]

I advise you crew to set up their sunglasses before there got eye-problems :lol:

 

[Izack]

I advise you crew to set up their sunglasses before there got eye-problems :lol:

The vessel is oriented with -Y towards the Sun, shielding the main bridge and gravity ring.

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Image sent in from an Arrow crew leaving Luna for Jupiter:

It's one continuous scenario. The shots are just edited/posted out of order. :lol:

 

[boogabooga]

For $1,000,000 extra...

 

[Star Voyager]

"You're on your way, Molly Brown!"

Happy 47th anniversary!

View attachment 9512

With kick-ass crew portrait!

 

[ky]

USC Challenger Test Flight

On March 21st 2024 @ KSC, DG Challenger took flight for the first time to perform a systems test, for it's upcoming mission, GTS-7 (Date TBD). Engines were first tested at 15,000 feet, then at 25,000 feet, and 50,000 feet during flight. The life support system and flight computers were also tested during flight.

These pics, along with a more detailed mission report, will be up om our site later today. Just click on my signature below to go to our site.

Main Engine Start

Liftoff!

15,000 Feet Test

25,000 Feet Test

50,000 Feet Test

Passing By Tampa

Touchdown

 

[Izack]

A common sight in this region of space: Io transiting the limb of Jupiter.

 

[Felipi1205]

Very simple, without edition, but here is the Odyssey going to the Moon in the Iron Hill Project. It is going to Moon for a replacement of the hover engines...

 

[Loru]

Tower, this is Ghost Rider requesting a flyby.

 

[TMac3000]

Very simple, without edition, but here is the Odyssey going to the Moon in the Iron Hill Project. It is going to Moon for a replacement of the hover engines...

Our first screenshot! Many thanks, Felipi!

 

[Izack]

Last shot of the day. Pleasant flyby of Ganymede on the second orbit of Jupiter.