Category Archive: Video

Videos produced by the KSA showing launches, mission coverage and more

Feb 10 2015

ComSat Minmus I Booster Cam Footage

Three main segments of the launch of the ComSat Minmus I rocket into orbit: payload fairing separation, 1st stage separation/2nd stage engine ignition, 1st stage re-entry.

Feb 05 2015

Mun III Mission Preview

Commander Bob and Captain Desson will be flying aboard Mun III, which is a re-attempt of the Mun I mission that ended in a failed ascent back in December of 2014. Their mission will be the first kerbals to orbit Mun and return, while doing so they will service 4 satellites currently in orbit around Mun. See how it will be done during this 3-day mission that will be the longest and furthest ever flown by the kerbals in space.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Jan 30 2015

Asteroid Tracking Network – Initial Report (1/30/15)

This first video from the ATN shows the location of all 488 currently tracked asteroids and explains the categorization system in use. Each month the ATN will release a new video not only showing the asteroids in motion but new asteroids as they are discovered throughout the month.

The Asteroid Tracking Network is a group of observatories around Kerbin who are partially/fully dedicated to finding and tracking asteroids in the Kerbol system, with the ultimate goal of spotting dangerous asteroids that could pose a threat to Kerbin. It is organized and managed by astronomer Edlu Kerman.

Music by Kevin MacLeod

Jan 21 2015

Orbital Sunrise

Travel along with one of our satellites as its onboard camera captures the sun rising over Kerbin from 350km. The video has been sped up to 2x normal speed for a better sense of motion, despite the fact that the craft is traveling at 1.9km/s!

Music by Kevin Macleod

Dec 21 2014

Mun II Launch

Watch Mun II lift off from the video camera atop the water tower next to the launchpad

Dec 13 2014

Mun I Launch Abort

Our recent launch to place kerbals in orbit around Mun was forced to abort during ascent. After booster separation main engine throttle up did not occur and the rocket began to succumb to lateral air flow and tip over backwards. Afraid of a possible structural failure that would break up the entire rocket, Commander Bob triggered the LES while almost perpendicular to the craft’s velocity vector and the capsule was spun violently, producing several seconds of 6-8Gs. Both Cmdr Bob and Capt Desson were recovered from the Kerblantic without injuries. The cause of the engine failure will be under investigation

Nov 30 2014

Kerbin Satellites – 11/30/14

The video begins with all satellites in Kerbin orbit positioned as of 12:01:29 UTC on 11/30/14 and advances 13.5 hours at a rate of 500x normal speed. Kerbin’s rotational axis position is not proper, but all satellite positions are accurate.

LEGEND
Red – Debris/Nonoperational satellites
Orange – Operational satellites
Green – Communication satellites

We apologize for the motion blur and will have to capture data at a higher frame rate next time.

Nov 29 2014

IP ComSat II – SRB Separation

We’ve been having trouble lately with our new recoverable boosters separating cleanly from the rocket during launch – we even lost one rocket due to an impact on the main engine! As you can see however, decoupling is much better now.

Oct 19 2014

Munar Satellites – 10/19/14

A short look at the paths and motions of satellites currently in orbit around Mun, sped up 100x normal speed. The rotational position of Mun is not accurate.

Green = Communication satellite
Orange = Operating satellite

Download the ubox file

Oct 19 2014

Kerbin Satellites – 10/19/14

A short look at the paths and motions of satellites currently in orbit around Kerbin, sped up 100x normal speed. The rotational position of Kerbin is not accurate.

Green = Communication satellite
Orange = Operating satellite
Red = Orbital debris

Download the ubox file

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