Cylero Rover Mission

For the record, it doesn’t take much brain power to do 2 things when making a Cylero/Dres/Mars transfer; one is to burn to leave Droo’s Sphere of Influence or when the Apoapsis is nonexistent. Also make sure to put the trajectory so it does not curve into Droo’s orbital curve. After leaving the SOI burn at Perihelion, or Periapsis relative to the sun, to burn past Cylero’s orbit and eventually come to an encounter.
However, that must be done roughly when Cylero is in front of Droo as otherwise it would require a retrograde burn to the sun to get the spacecraft in a position to burn to Cylero, but that takes more Delta V and time to do.

@Insanity oh ok

Cool mission but i just wanted to point out that the heat shield can actually tollerate a lot more than 2500°C and the 2500 stands for the ablator left on the heat shield which is slowly being removed at very high temperatures and normally the heat shields are very op and almost impossible to completely use up.