Communication Sat I
Mass: 50.15
Cost: 21,370
Class: Communication Satellite
Crew: Unmanned
Our first communication satellite.
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Communication Sat I
Mass: 50.15
Cost: 21,370
Class: Communication Satellite
Crew: Unmanned
Our first communication satellite.
TS25-Stack Tester
Mass: 50.15
Cost: 29,415
Class: Orbital Ship
Crew: Unmanned
Another job for the cash. Needed to test some new equipment out of Kerbin’s atmosphere.
Passenger Holder I
Mass: 62.2
Cost: 31,806
Class: Suborbital Ship
Crew: 1 (Jebidiah Kermin), 2 Passenger
Hey some folks wanted to give us some helpful starting cash for a quick ride out of the atmosphere. We were happy to oblige.
Kerbin Orbitor I
Mass: 50.326
Cost: 28,479
Class: Orbital Ship
Crew: 1 (Jebidiah Kermin)
Orbiter or Orbitor or none of those. Well just getting some science and stuff.
S.S.A. Launcher I
Mass: 8.1
Cost: 17,080
Class: Sub-Orbit Satellite
Crew: unmanned
Only launched to get some quick cash and test out the new system.
Communications Satellite
Mass: 349.0
Cost: 88,395
Class: Com Sat
Crew: None
A large dish long range communications satellite orbiting high above Eve.
Kerbal Transfer Pod
Mass: 168.39
Cost: 65,688
Class: Crew Transportation
Crew: Mauford, Boblie, and Tiwise
With the Mining Rig in orbit of Kerbin but without a crew (safety first, didn’t want to launch the heaviest rocket not knowing if it would explode during liftoff), the Minmus scanner scanning Minmus, the next step was to get out dream team aboard the ship.
This launch got all 3 Kerbals and the supply tools aboard the Mining Rig without breaking a sweat. A Engineer incase anything breaks, a Scientist to refresh the equipment, and a pilot to fly when communication is out.
It also landed back at Kerbin to save some currency.
Planet Scanner Long Range
Mass: 342.95
Cost: 161,462
Class: Planet Scanner
Crew: None
Attached to this planet scanner is our new xenon gas electron propulsion system. Getting this to Minmus was easier than expected and it’s currently holding over 5KM/s of thrust.
After Scanning Minmus we can aim our flagship mining rig in it’s direction to test it’s first ore to fuel mission capabilities.