No, my point is what I said that my point is, that EIn has no real meaning until you are in an actual orbit. Now try launching to the correct heading and watch what happens to EIn along the way.
It's to show that at no point in time leading up to the eject date will EIn reach zero while you...
For those of you thinking that EIn is the relevant criterion here, try to use the surface launch in either of these scenarios without altering the valid course plan:
BEGIN_DESC
Contains the latest simulation state.
END_DESC
BEGIN_ENVIRONMENT
System Sol
Date MJD 51983.5694361846
Help...
It has no purpose when OpMode=Course, hence dark green and not bright green. It is just a leftover of other modes that do use it.
Optimizing the delta-v - for the whole trip or for the launch phase? If the former, don't forget that the Course program has a Tej, but anytime around 59064.5...
Poe's Law much?
Look, it's a seascape of troops disembarking from ships. If there were palm trees or something, I could see the fuss, but as it is, we are all just taking someone's word for it. One could just as easily change the stamp to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Allies landing...
So has anyone ever seen Bennu and Ryugu in the same place... at the same time?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/101955_Bennu
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/162173_Ryugu
Could you please explain how PAYLOAD and BALLAST scenario parameters are being used to size the airship, or why PAYLOAD does not get added to the total mass?
Also, I saw a condition in which the lifting gas had lower pressure than the atmosphere. That shouldn't happen on earth with a helium...
I'm not sure if I understand your questions ("as long as masses to be correct"?). But I think that if you understand the sequence better, it will help you. In IMFD, this is how it goes, and I think that TransX is similar:
On the ground you plan your interplanetary course. At this stage, you are...
I'm not sure that I follow your plan, but I wan to add one point regarding multiple attached vessel stacks: JUst make sure that the vessel that ends up in orit is the one that starts outon the pad.
IIRC, in old Velcro rockets, you launched from the bottom stage focus and ended up in the upper...
I think that there is a feature to auto-orient the ISS in this:
PursuitMFD 2016
Also, IIRC, in Orbiter 2010 the UCGO ISS added an RCS makes the ISS a selectable vessel.
Perhaps I can help.
Because Orbiter itself saves scenarios using state vectors, and ELEMENTS are only used for hand-made scenarios (and not many know how to do this)?
Actually, no, not really. I recommend that you visit Celestrak for information. See this...
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