Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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I've built a lot of Space Shuttles over the years - big ones, small ones, weird ones, broken ones, but they've generally always done 1 thing - deliver payload or crew to Low Kerbin Orbit. I've always used the shuttle vehicle as a means to an end, rather than have it go somewhere exciting, if that makes sense.
Until today. I was scratching my head about what video to do this week, and this idea suddenly popped into my head: why don't we make a realistic NASA-style space shuttle, and land it on the Moon! With crew and everything!
My PC specs:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-Core Processor
64 GB RAM
3840 x 2160 (x2), 144Hz
This video is intended for audiences 13+ years old.
KSP VISUAL MODS INSTALLED:
⭐ Waterfall
⭐ Restock
⭐ 4kSP
⭐ Scatterer
⭐ Environmental Visual Enhancements
⭐ Stock Volumetric Clouds
⭐ KSPBurst
⭐ Deferred Rendering
⭐ HUDReplacer with ZTheme
⭐ PlanetShine (you probably won't need this, I use it to boost the brightness)
⭐ Parallax Continued
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I've built a lot of Space Shuttles over the years - big ones, small ones, weird ones, broken ones, but they've generally always done 1 thing - deliver payload or crew to Low Kerbin Orbit. I've always used the shuttle vehicle as a means to an end, rather than have it go somewhere exciting, if that makes sense.
Until today. I was scratching my head about what video to do this week, and this idea suddenly popped into my head: why don't we make a realistic NASA-style space shuttle, and land it on the Moon! With crew and everything!
My PC specs:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-Core Processor
64 GB RAM
3840 x 2160 (x2), 144Hz
This video is intended for audiences 13+ years old.
KSP VISUAL MODS INSTALLED:
⭐ Waterfall
⭐ Restock
⭐ 4kSP
⭐ Scatterer
⭐ Environmental Visual Enhancements
⭐ Stock Volumetric Clouds
⭐ KSPBurst
⭐ Deferred Rendering
⭐ HUDReplacer with ZTheme
⭐ PlanetShine (you probably won't need this, I use it to boost the brightness)
⭐ Parallax Continued
