OHM Magnetic Astrophysics Laboratory (MAL) v0.3

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Author: river crab

Magnetic Astrophysics Laboratory v0.3
River Crab 2012

Description
The Magnetic Astrophyics Laboratory (MAL) is a very large magnetic spectrometer for use in your space stations, similar to ISS AMS. Its mission is to search for various types of unusual matter by measuring cosmic rays. Instead of attaching to a truss, it is berthed to a station via CBM.
Designed and built in The Commonwealth of the Catlands, MAL is an unprecedentedly powerful instrument which will open up new insights to the formation of our universe.

Installation
Unzip all files in MAL03.zip into your Orbiter root folder.

Contents
MAL spacecraft (config vessel)
Normal maps for external graphics clients
Launch scenario: MAL launch with Atlantis
Orbit scenario: MAL grappled

Technical Data
Standard Power Data Grapple Fixture (PDGF)
CBM large docking port

Diameter 4.31 m Length 4.85 m Mass 8750 kg

Changelog
120618 (0.3):
    First public release

A world of thanks to Dr. Martin Schweiger, for his excellent space flight simulator. Additional thanks to Cras and NovaSilisko for their testing and input in development.

For additional questions, comments, and suggestions, visit the Orbiter Forum comment thread for this addon.



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[Cras]

It looks soooooooo good!

 

[Pinguinboy]

Thanks, RC! I was in need of a new module for my station. :tiphat:

 

[Napalm42]

Going to amend a mission to Trinity Station to slap this on my science section, it looks great.

 

[Interceptor]

Really nice job RC,thank you.:thumbup:

 

[Pipcard]

from here:

I'll note that the CBM port is a bit inaccurate- it lacks petals.

You did great on the textures.

 

[Cras]

what do I have here? Oh, it is more pics!

Space Shuttle Discovery putting it on my space station....

 

[romanasul]

what do I have here? Oh, it is more pics!

Space Shuttle Discovery putting it on my space station....

I know that this may sound stupid, but where did you get all those modules, and the truss segment? Are they from Orbiter Francophone? Because the quality from those images is very impressive.