Kerbal Space Program Sundiver Tutorial

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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
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While I've already demonstrated that a big enough rocket can stop negate enough orbital velocity to dive into the sun that is not the most efficient way to make these kid of descents. Using a rocket half the size I demonstrate a bielptic sundive mission that takes the kosmonauts close enough to the star to break the physics engine.



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