The Space Party — Amazing Kerbal Space Adventure: a full-length KSP cinematic
124The best (and most scientifically accurate) kerbal cinematic space movie ever...
A world-renowned space engineering assistant: Clare Kerman, is serving another long term expedition in space aboard Skylab II. Her birthday is coming up on May 4, and will be her first birthday in space in her career. However her spouse - Phillip Kerman, is not an astronaut and desperately wants to travel up there to reunite and celebrate.
Not wanting to miss this rare opportunity, he not only wants the event to be extra special, but also to make history by holding the first ever party in space aboard the space station. With help from the legendary space architect Raphael J. Chryslar (who build Skylab II), and Administrator Gene Kranz; they scramble a last minute launch to send Phillip and three other crew members up to the station, in narrow time for the party!
Continue reading: https://ksp-space-missions.fandom.com/wiki/The_Space_Party_(film)_
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Major Events (feel free to skip to these sections if you want)
0:00 Start
0:47 Opening Remarks
11:36 Aircraft Landing
15:11 Crew introduction
21:30 SSPF
27:20 Crew training
30:00 Astronaut prep + walkout
45:46 Mission + Launch control
1:02:39 Launch + Ascent
1:22:14 Orbital Achievement
1:35:02 Skylab first scenes
1:41:40 Party prep
1:51:40 Rendezvous
1:56:18 Approach and Docking
2:06:01 Cargo unload
2:10:44 Cargo Spacecraft reentry
2:20:40 Crew sing Happy Birthday
2:22:30 Main Party Scenes
2:42:18 Ending scenes and credits
2:46:12 Deleted Bonus Scenes
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This movie (and along my other KSP Skylab II videos) has an associated Fandom Wikia page, that is updated regularly and free to browse and search for more exciting KSP missions.
About the space station...........►https://ksp-space-missions.fandom.com/wiki/Skylab_Workshop_Station
Soyuz-Atlantis Wikia.................►https://ksp-space-missions.fandom.com/wiki/Soyuz-Atlantis
Life aboard Skylab....................►https://ksp-space-missions.fandom.com/wiki/Astronaut_Life_on_the_Skylab_Workshop_Station
The cinematic has been made as scientifically accurate as possible, and special inspirational credits to Jonathan Mickelson (from the STS-132 shuttle launch experience video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KygwcZ545U&t=887s]) for the Soyuz launch scenes. The 'kerbalized' language was inspired by cinematic movies made by famous KSP YouTuber Matt Lowne. Check an example here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bq3POrzfK2w&t=1851s
Real NASA acronyms were used in the Launch and Mission control scenes. You can find out info about what they mean here:
https://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/technology/sts-newsref/stsover-acronyms.html
https://science.ksc.nasa.gov/facts/acronyms.html
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Special music credits to Daniel Perotta and Leandro Costa, from 'Lado De Ca' - supplying beautifully made Brazilian guitar music for this project. Check out their channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCREh1M8kxmcPg1BsFV4nxRQ
All other music credits go to their respective creators.
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Additional Notes:
Some of the kerbal vocal only in the launch scenes are in the normal format (such as the countdown and booster sep), as they don't sound right in the "kerbalized" form.
This project took 5 months to complete.
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