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Space Shuttle Deluxe is based on the code and model of the stock Atlantis which comes with Orbiter 060929. Our goal is to fill in the vast detailed virtual cockpit, and make as detailed and accurate a model as possible, at the expense of everything, including possibly ease of use. (More...)

LEO-lunar transfer tutorial. "... Congratulations, you're on your way to the Moon. So, a couple days later... You've arrived! The Moon is getting pretty big in the viewscreen. Really big. Too big in fact. Oh dear, we're about to impact the lunar surface at some 17,000 miles per hour. Now what?" (More...)

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