Mars Global Surveyor

Mars Global Surveyor was a legendary spacecraft that observed some mountains and craters on a higher quality, pictured Phobos, Pictured Mars Odyssey and Mars Express and even pictured the Earth-Moon System from afar. It was launched on a Delta II 7925-9.5 to Mars. It tested Aerobraking again but this time, on Mars. Aerobraking finally ended on early 1999, and was planned to relay the Mars Polar Lander with the Mars Climate Orbiter, but MCO sadly burned up. But MPL also failed because of a landing leg vibrating, causing the computer to think it has landed, so its engines turned off at 40 m and crashed. It did relay the Spirit and Opportunity rovers. The last mission by NASA to Mars before this mission was Mars Observer, but it failed because of loss of communication before the expected orbital insertion on Mars. You can make trajectory corrections with the spacecraft RCS at the deep-space cruise and also when you make a burn node to make orbit, point retrograde after the auto-time-warp has stopped, and fire the RCS when the Main Engine starts. You can switch on the spin table and spin the PAM-D with MGS by pressing one of the engines of the spin table to switch to the Delta K and press AG 8 for the spin table. In order for it to work, Unlock heading and press the power icon to turn on the interstage securing it and free the spin table to spin. There are weights to stop the rotation (this doesn't work in the game, so it's locking the heading that stops the rotation) and they can be activated by pressing AG 8 (spacecraft) and it will also deploy automatically. The weights are jettisoned 3 seconds after being activated by AG 8. the PAM-D is meant to spin for stability, so don't stop the roll by keeping the current heading unlocked and swipe the right analog stick to the right until AG 8 is activated, stopping the roll. The Delta II is from TheSimplest. When you are finished aerobraking, press AG 6 (change configuration) which adjusts the configuration of the solar panels to the mapping configuration and deploy the high-gain antenna (AG 4). When you launch, press AG 7 (Launch Sequence) which activates the whole launch to orbit.