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One manages the pressure as much as anything; the buoyancy falls out.

It was supposed to be a discussion about the Soyuz failure...:shifty:

I don't think that the US NAVY ever operated ski-deck "carriers" proper. I'm not sure about the smaller carrier-like ships, though.

A moon he size of Neptune... And here we all thought Titan was large.

Try to vary the eject time by hand in the Ejection Plan. Check the graphic to be sure that the burn is centered.

Try to exit the scenario with the Orbit-Eject loaded, then open the current scenario. Sometimes, reloading the scenario helps.

Always use the "Off-Axis" mode for long ejection burns.

The 500 Pa in my spreadsheet comes from Zepplin-NT (5 millibar overpressure). Airlander uses about twice as much overpressure. This is just from Wikipedia I'm sure "pumping out" is fast and easy because you are just releasing pressure through a valve. The old Goodyear blimp used its propwash...

I'm...shocked. Would not have expected a temporarily concealed drilled hole to be likely. So now there are two issues: 1) That the hole was allowed to be concealed 2) That the hole was drilled in the first place

Guys with the conspiracy theories, come on already. So how would that look different from a micrometeor impact hole? Why would anyone sabotage their own mission with something that is easily fixed anyway?

Do you have the latest version of XR?

Or it could use it's propulsor, COM shift, and elevator to control altitude. That's why I had you make the propulsor swivel 180 degrees :). The primary job of the ballonet (as I understand it) is to maintain a constant gauge pressure in the envelope. I guess that you have the option of...

Hello, markp. This website might help you regarding standard atmosphere: http://nebula.wsimg.com/ab321c1edd4fa69eaa94b5e8e769b113?AccessKeyId=AF1D67CEBF3A194F66A3&disposition=0&alloworigin=1 Note that I only model the first layer of the atmosphere (one lapse rate). Regarding pressure...

If the are no maneuvers, you get 0, with the physical significance that the trajectory is symmetric about the major body.

Any questions?

I wish that we could toggle between a surface-relative and an air-relative flight path marker in surface HUD.

Is there a way to map my joystick throttle to the hover engine, rather than the main engine? If not in Orbiter, then perhaps in Joy2Key. Any ideas? Thanks.

Obiter is getting very pretty. Nice pics, pappy.

I still remember the GRAIL launch. Time flies. SLC-17 made for some great BrianJ add-ons.