Ballistic Reentry vs Aerodynamic Reentry

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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
Duration: 7:48
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Demonstrating how spacecraft capsules don't just fall through the atmosphere, but can be flown using the aerodynamic properties of the design. Stock Kerbal Space Program doesn't quite do this, but a simple edit make it possible to emulate the real thing.



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