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I suspect you would have to write your own ephemerids dll for that. Otherwise if you put it there via config file, its orbit will be calculated based on actual gravity from Earth and Sun, and won't be stable at that distance.

Does not always work, unfortunately.

Poland isn't threatened, as far as I know. It is just being pointed out, perhaps redundantly, that USA facilities on its territory will be among the first targets if a conflict with USA develops. Russia had ten thousand citizens living in the region. Were they to be left to their own means...

That can't be true :lol:

BEECHCRAFT B58

Don't know about "normal clothing and scuba gear", but it is theoretically possible to make a floating station in the outer Jupiter's atmosphere (similar to Artlav's Shukra station add-on). Keeping it out of trouble (like getting sucked into one of those storm vortexes) might be hard though. And...

Wow! Thanks for posting!

All media-neutral houses in the region seem to have been destroyed in firefight.

According to what I hear from people in Russia, the situation is presented slightly different there. According to their media, many, if not most, of people in South Ossetia actually have Russian citizenship - about 10,000 before conflict. According to their media, Georgian population believes...

Could you post the .cfg file you made for your ship?

We are hailing Her Divine Majesty The Almighty Probe. HAIL PROBE!

HAIL PROBE HAIL PROBE!

The way I see it is, government is the organization created by the people of the nation to protect their interests. Corporation is an organization created by a group of individuals for profit. Corporations are not created for enforcing corporate culture on its employees. In fact, corporations...

Did you achieve orbit with just one turbopack? When I tried it, two were just about enough.

Are you using 16-bit color or 32-bit color?

36 also. I must be 14 too I guess.

It it theoretically possible to "grapple" a payload if it's in orbit and you maneuver yourself so that it's exactly where it's supposed to be with respect to you. I never tried it though. Other than that, your best bet is manually editing the scenario file.

#include <iostream> #include <math.h> using namespace std; int main() { cout<<(4.0-(pow(64, 1.0/3.0)))<<'n'; } output: 4.44089e-16uwerepwndbyfloatsjrkkthxbai And the reason is that 1/3 can't be represented in binary (or even finite decimal for that purpose). You hardly ever want to compare...