Hello.. I have figured out launch,orbiting,docking .. all done...

Now I want to land my rocket on specific location from orbit (say lunar launch pad) so I was trying to land..but always end up landing km away.. so can anyone pls tell me if theirs video guide for the same..thanks a lot

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    Try the following

    • Land 1 - 5 kilometers from the launch pad, take off and tilt your craft towards the landing pad and back up again and down and up to hover your way to the desired location, I assume 10 meters per second is a safe horizontal speed.

    • Orbit very close to the surface but not in the atmosphere and direct your orbit to the estimated location according to the rotational speed of the planet, if you aren’t accurate enough then use a plane and glide to the location in a dense atmosphere, if there’s no atmosphere then tilt the craft to the location and go up and down avoiding the ground to hover. This is in my opinion the easiest way to land precisely on something.

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    😉

    3.2 years ago
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    149 RStar

    @SpaceSharkie201 thank you will definitely try.. :)

    3.2 years ago
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    I also wanted to get a video tutorial for it but I don't think there is one. But a guy on reddit once told me that we have to keep planet rotation and atmospheric drag in mind while doing it. So it's quite hard to do it.

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    1,732 neodynamic

    @RStar Yeah. It’s pretty hard.

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    149 RStar

    @DrexxVolv thanks.. but kinda feeling lost tried several times haha... But yes it's just like docking practice..needs few more tries I guess

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    1,732 neodynamic

    precision is your friend
    Planned burns also help.

    3.2 years ago

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