You know you're addicted to Orbiter when...

[Spacethingy]

May the Probe show mercy upon your launches.

 

[Columbia42]

You know you're addicted to Orbiter (and spaceflight in general) when...
I have a cat named Leo (named after LEO) but I call him Beo because BEO is much more interesting than LEO. :thumbup:

BTW, what is it with the ponies? I seem to have missed something...

 

[Pipcard]

I saw a Cadillac STS a day or two ago. Guess what I thought of?

 

[Eli13]

When I saw Delta G (as in change in free energy in a cell) in biology i instantaneously thought of Delta V.

When I start to learn Russian on my own so I actually understand 50% of the things I hear in Orbiter.

 

[Columbia42]

I am also trying to teach myself Russian so I can read technical documentation on the N1-L3 program.

 

[Eli13]

I am also trying to teach myself Russian so I can read technical documentation on the N1-L3 program.

Hey, we should do it together. It'd help.

 

[HAL9001]

I'm trying to learn russian - didn't work much til now...

 

[MaverickSawyer]

You know you're addicted to Orbiter (and spaceflight in general) when...
I have a cat named Leo (named after LEO) but I call him Beo because BEO is much more interesting than LEO. :thumbup:

BTW, what is it with the ponies? I seem to have missed something...

Attack of the My Little Ponies. See the Random Comments thread about 2-3 weeks ago.

 

[Artlav]

Attack of the My Little Ponies.

What about unicorns?

 

[MaverickSawyer]

I'm OK with unicorns. I am also (grudgingly) OK with MLP, since it's not going away any time soon.

 

[Ghostrider]

My Little Ponies... At least they're not like those creepy Care Bears with that death ray thing.

 

[PeriapsisPrograde]

Back on topic...

You know you're addicted to Orbiter when you spend the majority of your weekend developing more projects you may or may not ever finish...

(That's the plan, anyway)

 

[PeriapsisPrograde]

You know you're addicted o Orbiter when you spend study hall brainstorming new addons. Happened today.

 

[jedimaster1214]

In reference to:

...when most of your doodles in your notebooks are orbiter/space related. (I might post some pics of mine later, i think they're really good....)

I'm posting my detailed orbiter/space related doodles here. Other people say they look really good (even though they have no idea what i'm drawing; "LM wha? PDI what? huh??" etc... )

Docking to the LM:

Liftoff of the LM:

Soyuz-LOK & LK Lander undocking in lunar orbit:

Some GPC MFD overlays used in the Space Shuttle:

A Shuttle liftoff:

A Mid-Course Correction on the way to the moon:

A Soyuz docking to the PIRS module on the ISS: (In the middle of my math homework )

Post MECO separation of a Mercury-Redstone rocket.

And here are (IMO) the best ones of the lot. I've devoted more time and ink on these two than the past few..

(Triple points to whomever can say wherever the above sketch is intended to be(but also what's happening, and where.... )

 

[Codz]

In reference to:



(Triple points to whomever can say wherever this is (but also what's happening, and where.... )

A sound stage on Mars?

 

[HAL9001]

In reference to:


I'm posting my detailed orbiter/space related doodles here. Other people say they look really good (even though they have no idea what i'm drawing; "LM wha? PDI what? huh??" etc... )

Docking to the LM:

Liftoff of the LM:

Soyuz-LOK & LK Lander undocking in lunar orbit:

Some GPC MFD overlays used in the Space Shuttle:

A Shuttle liftoff:

A Mid-Course Correction on the way to the moon:

A Soyuz docking to the PIRS module on the ISS: (In the middle of my math homework )

Post MECO separation of a Mercury-Redstone rocket.

And here are (IMO) the best ones of the lot. I've devoted more time and ink on these two than the past few..

(Triple points to whomever can say wherever the above sketch is intended to be(but also what's happening, and where.... )

First: this is awesome - I wish I could paiint like this

To the last picture: I guess it's the view at the moon surface from a the cockpit of a LM.

 

[n122vu]

Back on topic...

You know you're addicted to Orbiter when you spend the majority of your weekend developing more projects you may or may not ever finish...

(That's the plan, anyway)

Guilty. So. Freaking. Guilty.

 

[MaverickSawyer]

In reference to:


I'm posting my detailed orbiter/space related doodles here. Other people say they look really good (even though they have no idea what i'm drawing; "LM wha? PDI what? huh??" etc... )

Docking to the LM:

Liftoff of the LM:

Soyuz-LOK & LK Lander undocking in lunar orbit:

Some GPC MFD overlays used in the Space Shuttle:

A Shuttle liftoff:

A Mid-Course Correction on the way to the moon:

A Soyuz docking to the PIRS module on the ISS: (In the middle of my math homework )

Post MECO separation of a Mercury-Redstone rocket.

And here are (IMO) the best ones of the lot. I've devoted more time and ink on these two than the past few..

(Triple points to whomever can say wherever the above sketch is intended to be(but also what's happening, and where.... )

Looking out of the Mission Commander's window on the LEM during the hectic last minute of descent on Apollo 11, as Neil Armstrong realizes that the LZ is full of hazards...

 

[Pipcard]

I made a deal with my Modern World History teacher that in the next semester, when we are learning about the Cold War and the Space Race, I will add Orbiter screenshots to his PowerPoint presentations (he normally uses PowerPoint to teach).

 

[Star Voyager]

(Triple points to whomever can say wherever the above sketch is intended to be(but also what's happening, and where.... )

Hadley-Rille from Apollo 15?