Launching New Horizons In Real Scale Kerbal Space Program

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Kerbal Space Program
Game:
Kerbal Space Program (2015)
Duration: 9:33
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As an exercise in rocket building with realistic scale rockets I attempted to recreate the New Horizons spacecraft launch on the Atlas V.
Parts Featured:
Realism Overhaul
Real Scale Solar System
Procedural Fairings
Procedural Tanks
Real Fuels
KW Rocketry
Raider Nick's US Probes Pack
OMSK ULA pack supplied the RD180 engine



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Tags:
New Horizons (Space Mission)
Kerbal Space Program (Video Game)
Atlas V (Rocket)


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