Year 3, day 92.
Customer: O.M.B. Demolition Enterprises Mission Objectives:
Returning to our unscrewed program, we set our focus back towards Minmus. Before we send Kerbals there, we need to know a little more about the surface of the moon. This launch returns to our R4 lifter, but with a new, liquid hydrogen-based upper stage. This gives the rocket just enough extra performance to perform this mission. Year 3, day 69.
Project: Dunbar Mission Objectives:
Crew:
In addition to correcting the escape tower jettison staging, heat shield jettison is now a manual procedure, to reduce the risk for unintentional re-entry without a heat shield. Year 3, day 46.
Project: Dunbar Mission Objectives:
Crew:
Year 3, day 23.
Project: Dunbar Mission Objectives:
This is the same module as Lucid Alpha. Year 2, day 426.
Customer: Kerbodyne Project: Lucid Mission Objectives:
Crew:
The first crewed flight to Lucid Alpha will include two engineers from Kerbodyne, who have been instrumental in funding the first station. Year 2, day 403.
Project: Lucid. Mission Objectives:
In preparation for sending kerbals on long-duration missions to Mun and Minmus, this station will provide a testbed for new technologies. Year 2, day 380.
Project: Fisher. Mission Objectives:
Crew:
This is a very ambitious mission, as it includes a rescue, tourist, and our first Mun landing. Year 2, day 357.
Project: Fisher. Mission Objectives:
Crew:
The next step in our quest to land a kerbal on Mun is an orbital flight. This launch features our first multi-crew flight, and includes our first tourist. Year 2, day 337.
Project: Fisher. Mission Objectives:
Our new rocket dwarfs anything we've ever launch. Before sending crew to Mun, however, we need to flight-qualify the rocket. This includes a launch and simulated Mun transfer and re-entry. Year 2, day 243.
Customer: SCAN Sat. Mission Objectives:
Year 2, day 197.
Customer: Periapsis Rocket Supplies Co. Mission Objectives:
This is the same mission as the previous launch, but around Mun. Year 2, day 173.
Customer: Vac-Co Advanced Suction Systems. Mission Objectives:
Year 2, day 150.
Project: Seddon. Mission Objectives:
The launch problems have been isolated to vibration with the payload, and not lack of control authority as previously thought. These problems should be ironed out and we expect a successful flight. Year 2, day 127.
Project: Seddon. Mission Objectives:
Year 2, day 104.
Project: Seddon. Mission Objectives:
The first transfer window to Eve has arrived, and we're sending a probe packed with our latest scientific instruments. Year 2, day 81.
Project: Savitskaya. Mission Objectives:
Taking a step back from our uncrewed program, our scientists have several new experiments they wish to perform on Mun's surface. Year 2, day 58.
Project: Fisher. Mission Objectives:
Crew:
The CR-4.1 rocket does not currently have enough capacity to return from orbit around Mun, but we can test the next-best thing. Year 2, day 35.
Project: Sullivan. Mission Objectives:
Crew:
This is a big moment for our space program, our first crewed spaceflight. Year 1, day 12.
Project: Sullivan. Mission Objectives:
Our first crewed spacecraft is a single-crew capsule atop the same R-4.1 rocket that has been carrying our satellites into orbit (for the most part). This test flight will verify everything is in place for our first crewed mission. Year 1, Day 415.
Customer: Vac-Co Advanced Suction Systems. Mission Objectives:
Year 1, day 393.
Customer: C7 Aerospace Division. Mission Objectives:
Year 1, day 369.
Customer: FLOOYD Dynamics Research Labs Mission Objectives:
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