manned moon rover rocket

@mcdonalaid101 don’t worry. The rover I just sent is just a little smaller. I will find a way for it to fit in my capsule.

Best of luck on that, @PanzerAerospace .

@mcdonalaid101 Yeah I’m planning to send it to Cylero. I just sent a unmanned rover there

Believe it or not, I did actually see it when looking at your posts. Cool integration of the display :) .

@mcdonalaid101 By the way, you “inspired” me and I decided I wanted to make a buggy of my own. I live if you checked it out. It’s very small and looks kinda cool.

@mcdonalaid101 Yes, it is kerlox. Orange is Kerlox, blue is methalox. Its wobbly but it doesn’t start doing backflips and crashing like my first moon rockets did.

@PanzerAerospace Great to know it went well! Yeah it isn’t the most stable launch vehicle…61 engines strapped underneath a Burj Khalifa of liquid Kerlox (I think it is Kerlox? Don’t have the design on me).

About the landing stability, the minute I touched down, I released an astronaut to tether one of the legs of the craft to the ground and keep it still while deploying the rover. After that, mine generally stayed put well enough to be safe (depends on your landing location).

@mcdonalaid101 The flight was fine despite it being a little wobbly at launch, but the landing was good and the size helped it not slide.

It took a sec but I got the hang of the instructions and the rover was safely extracted. The lander and rover are also going to remain in my solar system :D

Hey, @PanzerAerospace . Thanks for trying my rocket. Were you able to get the hang of it okay (I realized I never put instructions)? Hadn’t even touched Vizzy when I made that…

Haha, yes, it is a very large rocket. That’s probably the biggest problem, it’s not a very practical shape, nor is it designed to be reusable. If I were to do this again, I would integrate reusability…and a smaller rocket would probably be more efficient. It does have a very large landing vehicle so it might be smarter to compact the system.

@mcdonalaid101 I made the trip and back

That’s a very big rocket!

Beautiful

I am proud to announce, that after this rocket's mission extention to two hundered days, the three astronauts have completed their mission and used the last remaining stage to get to earth without any casualties. The astronauts have arrived safely to a spashdown in the Droopific ocean. This remains as a benchmark for this important event, however the mission is not completely over, the lander, and the rover will continue to be on the surface of the moon. With the rover's built in computer, it will continue to explore the surface. As we watch the three astronauts exit onto a helecopter we are reminded how important our own planet is. Let us thank all the millions who helped bring this project to life. From the smartest engineers, to the janitors involved keeping our facilities clean.

thanks! :)

Your craft is really good 10/10