You are a god among men, this was maybe one of the most fantastic and well executed things I have ever seen in my life. Even though this only a mere video game, the complexity of it is still immense. There is a very bright future for people like you.
I have to say, I didn't start watching this with the intention of staying for the whole 17 minutes, but this was not only a superb video, but contained some great ideas for KSP, showed some insane lift vehicles, and a beautifully executed mission with incredibly well thought out multi-stage orbital ship assembly. I'd never thought of taking a landing pad with me and using stacked empty boosters as gantries. I take my hat off to you!
just incredible.. but the stay on venus' surface itself was quiete short and unimpressive (yeah i know, high temperature & pressure) compared to all the epicness of the voyage itself.. it was very cinematic. loved the dramatic iva views with all the rattling and sound of bending metal
Imagine the waste of resources it would be in real life if we did that. 3 rockets the size of a small town each to get one man to Venus' surface and only return with a single 3 man capsule
@@lolicanadian There is a mod called Principia that replaces the patched conics with proper n-body newtonian physics, and it is compatible with RSS. It does however make the game *far* more difficult.
its not hard, you just go out the kerbin system, get a encounter with jool, use jool to do a slingshot to Duna, land on duna, get out duna and then use a ike slingshot to go to kerbin, land on kerbin, get out kerbin, and go to the mun =D
+Eddie Gluskin Multi launch rockets are common. Sometimes ships are sent up as one but without fuel and fuel is sent up afterwards, and that's more common.
+Eddie Gluskin Yes, that is amazing, and that is what we are gonna do to get to Mars. A lot of pieces will be sent to the ISS, then they will combine into a mega rocket/space craft and will start the journey to Mars
NASA: "It'd be about the military's budget, multiplied by ours." Gvmt: "AN ENTIRE YEAR'S BUDGET? MULTIPLIED BY HOW MUCH?" NASA: "No no sorry sir that's not what I said. The military and our budget from a whole year? That'd be CRAZY sir ha ha ha. We meant the military's and our ENTIRE budget. From every year. Multiplied together."
Tyler Morrison yeah the "I landed a virtual space craft, with many mods that assisted me, on a virtual planet. The staging on spacecrafts like this would never work in real life, therefor I use a program with a physics engine to accomplish said deeds" award is given out every year
+Stephan 60% of our budget goes to welfare. Not saying welfare is bad and all that, but we really have WAY too many people on welfare that seriously don't need it.
@@patrickhebdo5423 60% of the non-discretionary budget goes towards Medicare, Medicaid and SSI. That's just facts. That's money we HAVE to spend. The full amount of military spending is dwarfed by that.
This game looks AMAZING. It's not just something where you randomly slap together stuff and get instant gratification. No, if you want to go to Venus in this game? You have to plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, PLAN and risk everything in order to get there, let alone land there. Nobody can hold your hand, nobody's going to help you. It's all about how skilled you are and how far that skill can take you. And the feeling of success after going there and back again? Beyond words.
Jesus that scared the shit out of me when he hit the water at 30m/s. All that effort just to flop in the last 10 seconds of what was probably a 5-6 hour mission. Incredible fucking video.
+racergsxr1 well you can see really quickly at the end, when he hits the water, the UI disappears, similar to if the root part had been destroyed. Also, notice how the vessel that surfaces has none of the parts the vessel that landed did. Even if it was a rough landing and things were destroyed, at least a few parts should have survived to float back up to the surface with the capsule. I suspect the pod was destroyed at the end of the mission, but by the time you've actually gotten home and would easily be able to land via a quickload and parachute deploy edit, you're pretty well done anyway.
+Gordon Rammstein Yeah, the end was edited. Not only is it not the same vessel coming back up out of the water, but the camera view jumps slightly and the mission timer resets back to zero. So, sadly.. they all died. Darn government cover ups!
Jeremy Roney I believe the ascent from Venus was also edited. The teeny tiny final stage had a much lower delta V than that required to neutralize the relative velocity to the mothership. To be honest, after docking all the parts and making the long, slow burn to venus, i think i wouldn't really mind editing a few things in and out as well.
People have done them all, that are capable of being landed in. Heck one guy in like .90 did it all with tier one parts. Now his ship was well umm interesting
Î just love how you incorporated the music to the start launch of the 3 parts. Those goosebumps you get when he kicks the first engines on and you see the smoke and flames and then *woosh* the secondary set kicks in setting everyting ablaze while the music hits the topline and these massive engineering marbles slowly lift off burning everything below them with deafening noise. God fucking damn thats like the best part of the entire thing
Truly a great work. The amount of figuring out for weights and TWR and the associated gravities etc to figure the different crafts while also being able to match what was left to what was going to be needed. ie after all you had already done with stages and gravity assists etc to have figured it for the specific stages needed and then the final small burners to just have enough to get your return capsule into orbit to rendezvous with the return ship was amazing. Also, with a few of those "lengthwise" shots of the ship from near the body I thought the Kraken was going to show up and do a cancan on all your broken rocket bits. Some serious disco going on hehehe ;~) Liked and Subbed.
The lander was tested ahead of the mission. I was not about to take on something like this without testing that part thoroughly beforehand. The testing lander worked flawlessly every time. However I somehow managed to screw it up by accidentally changing the size of the landing platform after finishing the design. I also accidentally screwed up the propellant balance on the boosters. You can see the in the video how this almost ruined the mission in multiple ways, like how things started to explode from heating during Venus EDL. Thanks for the like and sub! I feel a bit bad though because I'm not really actively making videos :|
This truly is the most inspiring KSP video ever! Thank you the shots and angles are pro made. Probably watching this for the 7th time in the last years :D
But this video was amazing. 10/10, a fabulous exhibition of one of the best games made for PC and the wonderful voyage that is space travel. Not to mention the drool worthy decoupling of rocket stages...
nemesisnick66 hes probably one of those people with a server grade mother board with like 2 intel xeon cpus liquid cooled and the best graphics card out there
SpaceX is a very budget oriented company. In no way would this even be applicable to their standards, actual space travel is MUCH more complex than this.
Morisato The creaking sounds were all added in post to make it more interesting to watch. In fact most of the sounds your hear up until that point was added in post. It shouldn't be terribly difficult to make a mod that would play these kinds of sound... Well to difficult for me, but not for someone who is moderately skilled at programming.
***** Thanks for the response! The sound effects are amazing. Hopefully these can be added based on atmospheric pressure, descent speed, etc :) I will look into it. Any word on the sources of these sound effects?
Kinzerfest "venus has less gravity than earth." I know but, 8,87 m/s2 is not exactly low enough to lift a human with rcs. I think there is no way a suit-rcs system would work at a atmospheric pressure of 92 bar xD
When you think about Earth and Venus have about the same gravity, and Venus has 5+ times the atmosphere. You need more rocket to get back then you do to get there
There are huge parts, but I'm not sure there are that many parts. I'm pretty sure there never are more than 1000 parts at a time, and probably far less (~400?). Big/procedural parts really saves CPU.
this really does a great job showing the world of difference between regular KSP and RSS - the scale of everything is just incomparable. excellent presentation.
Very cool, i am just getting the hang of KSP. only just got two objects to dock in space and man what a feeling. I can only imagine the sense of accomplishment doing one of these missions brings. GJ.
Crazy. If my launches get 10% of that then I'm going REALLY fast really low. Typically I'll peak 20-30 kPa. I guess I am also surprised you did not burn up on liftoff either.
Bob Fitch That actually surprised me too, but the shock heating doesn't really kick in until the pressure drops to a few atmospheres. I think it's because the atmospheric pressure is already so high that the relatively small increase in the shock wave doesn't result in any significant increase in temperature.
Still, all these years later I look back on these videos as what I should achieve to be in KSP now. Great work man. Entry to Venus could have been smoother, but honestly, what could be smoother in a situation like this.
Fuck youtube forcing you to make a new name Thank you :) You mean the multiburn escape? The TWR of the departure stage was ridiculously low, like 0.07. I would have a lost a serous amount of delta V had I tried to do it in a single burn.
Fuck youtube forcing you to make a new name To expand on the reply given, boosting like that gives more time at periapsis, allowing for more exploitation of the Oberth effect.
Leaving everything that's not necessary behind. This is what you see when rocket science game meets badassery. It's about a couple years old video but this is one of my favorite KSP vid on here.
11:30 makes me feel uneasy... When building the rocket, did you consider putting a ladder on the inside of that ring (if possible), just in case Jeb fell in there?
nah, many people just come here and saw, video of game video, but this video is looks like a ballet, if you know the theory: The Oberth theory, Tsiolkovsky equation formulas, math of window to planet transfer, colibration of transfer course between planet, Reentry maths, and much much much more, science. For those who play in KSP with FAR, and othar mods, that made this game even harder, and more realistic, this looks like a poem of science and math triumph. perhaps, this isn't posible to travel to Venus, the atmosphere is too density, and surface is molted, temrepture degree is from 230C to 470C, and weather is always unstable making landing a spacecraft is nearly impossible :(( and launch back, is totaly impossible. (wind speed is about 100m/s )
+UnderSky A hundred years ago, do you think people thought we could do a hundredth of what we have done? It's never a good idea to say something is impossible. Maybe putting a person on Venus isn't going to happen in our lifetimes, but it sure as hell will happen.
+Verdiss Hardly. With temperatures about 450-500°C. Thats slightly more then TWICE what you use to bake a pizza. Pressure equaling that of water in a depth of 900m on earth. On the completely dark backside, cause it rotates very slowly, its very cold. Also there is no moon to reflect sunlight and make any light, Athmosphere is hell. No magnetic field as well. so unfiltered cosmic radiation. Closer to the sun. It rotates even slightly slower then it circles the sun So a venus day (and night) is longer then a venus year. There wont be a person on venus. It makes no sense to even try. There wont be terraforming. Youre better off trying your luck with some moons of the gas giants. Its very hard to imagine there will be even working ELECTRONICS on venus for any length of time.. The russians got a glimpse of venus before their probes burned to death or were squeezed to it. Only when they basically sent a frozen tank did it survive on the surface. For about 2 hours. Unmanned landing probes that may survive for months on the surface are planned again. in 10-15 years. Its a fascinating planet. But everything that makes it fascinating, makes it absoluetly impossible (and pointless) to land a person on its surface. Or even a permanent structure. Oh btw: As a keen amateur in KSP; What an amazing video/flight. Very very impressive. And beautiful.
+AnDay5zlebt maybe since the atmosphere is so dense, it will be possible to make floating cities somewhere around 40-50 km above its surface? The temperature there should be ok, pressure as well. Acidic clouds, on the other hand...
a)how many time you ve tried before and failed? b)where did you find these parts? c)how much time took you to do that trip? (including the development of the ship?)
This particular mission worked on the first try in the sense that I never had to go back and redesign anything, altough I had to quickload several time due to pilot error, and the design almost resulted in unsalvageable failure on several occasions. The biggest problem was the atmospheric entry at Venus. As you saw I lost several parts, and that was the only successful EDL after many, many quick loads. The lander was the component I had tested the most before actually flying the mission, so it was really frustrating that it caused me so much grief. Don't remember exactly how much time I spent designing this mission, but it was several months of tinkering at least. Actually flying the mission took about one week if I remember right.
***** master missions.. all these parts, sometimes their description is not specific of how they work and how.. and how you download them and use them? you have to buythe game and then istall them or they are included in the main pack?
+mitropoulosilias most of the stuff is kW rocketry and I believe atomic engines along with realism overhaule and rss. Just get CKAN and have it installed it for you
![[Real Solar System] - To the Moon using only SRBs](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yhdrCxin7A0/mqdefault.jpg)
It's been almost six years, but still this is one of the most epic KSP videos
7*
@@attenia 8*
@@fad2480 9 im from the future
@@duckyman1755 hi future person i’m from the future too
8 years now
"Sir, we can't land men on Venus. How would they get off the surface?"
"Land a launchpad then!"
Logic always works!!!
When I realized that was a launch bad.
Jaw dropped.
SpazzyMcGee1337 lol so true
+SpazzyMcGee1337 A heatshield launchpad combination, clever
SpazzyMcGee1337 but how sad, we cant make it true life lol
I hear the click click click click click of a rapid staging attempt ;P
That sound is enough to cause my heart to skip a beat when I’m launching a rocket from Kerbin in stock, never mind this!
NASA called, they want their super computer back
They stopped the Apollo program
Karma's a bitch
xD
Who you speakin too
Nunchuck Gaming hopefully not me
Garon Wright shut up hater.
You are a god among men, this was maybe one of the most fantastic and well executed things I have ever seen in my life. Even though this only a mere video game, the complexity of it is still immense. There is a very bright future for people like you.
That's like saying there is a bright future for people who can solve a puzzle.
Attila theHun This is more than just doing a puzzle.
+Hi I'm Nick I was astonished by the make-shift launch pad off Venus... O.O
+Alex Bernier Right?
Exactly, this needs to be an actual movie
When we all thought you can't land on Venus and come back, this guy actually did it. The absolute madman.
This might even be the best kerbal space program video ever
how about "real woman use ion engines"?
I have to say, I didn't start watching this with the intention of staying for the whole 17 minutes, but this was not only a superb video, but contained some great ideas for KSP, showed some insane lift vehicles, and a beautifully executed mission with incredibly well thought out multi-stage orbital ship assembly. I'd never thought of taking a landing pad with me and using stacked empty boosters as gantries. I take my hat off to you!
you forgot to plant a FLAG!
you left your wallet too! time to go back
it melted
The King Of Fnaf so would the entire space craft
Would've added too much weight.
Now it has to be re-done
just incredible.. but the stay on venus' surface itself was quiete short and unimpressive (yeah i know, high temperature & pressure) compared to all the epicness of the voyage itself.. it was very cinematic. loved the dramatic iva views with all the rattling and sound of bending metal
Well you can't actually turn around on Venus. So you really can't do anything there.
it's about the journey, not the destination.
Pavel Ilyukhin
Genius.
Imagine the waste of resources it would be in real life if we did that. 3 rockets the size of a small town each to get one man to Venus' surface and only return with a single 3 man capsule
Thoma Hawk
IRL Venus' atmosphere is significantly thicker, I think.
things that are illegal to say in the nasa headquarters: #1 it worked in Kerbal space program...
did it atleast work using the real solar system mod?
@@oky_890 Even with as many realism mods as possible (not counting purely cosmetic ones), the game still uses a patched conics simulation.
@@lolicanadian There is a mod called Principia that replaces the patched conics with proper n-body newtonian physics, and it is compatible with RSS. It does however make the game *far* more difficult.
Lmao
This video is the reason for that tule
And here i am,thinking great about myself for reaching mun...
One day it will come to you too. One day...
+EragonTheDragon xD
+EragonTheDragon eragon wasnt a dragon
Nobody gives a single f**k
its not hard, you just go out the kerbin system, get a encounter with jool, use jool to do a slingshot to Duna, land on duna, get out duna and then use a ike slingshot to go to kerbin, land on kerbin, get out kerbin, and go to the mun =D
Wait. So you made several rockets to build 1 mega rocket in the orbit ?
That was beautiful and genius!
Nice vid, very entertaining!
+Eddie Gluskin I cried ;-;
+Eddie Gluskin Multi launch rockets are common. Sometimes ships are sent up as one but without fuel and fuel is sent up afterwards, and that's more common.
50% Banana
I know about that, but i haven't seen such a thing happen in KSP. Especially with so much rockets...
Eddie Gluskin It's pretty much a requirement in RSS
+Eddie Gluskin Yes, that is amazing, and that is what we are gonna do to get to Mars. A lot of pieces will be sent to the ISS, then they will combine into a mega rocket/space craft and will start the journey to Mars
my heart jumped into my throat at the end there dude. I thought they had died. That is probably the best KSP video ive ever seen. Cheers man :)
Josh Digby Caesar Yeah, when their little portraits went out, it looked like they might've died due to excessive g-forces or something.
Tantalus010 It was an awesome video, he makes it look so easy.
+Tantalus010 Yep, they splash-downed at 30m/s or 108kph. A typical splashdown is 22kph. They most likely died :C Still amazing though.
They did die, he took another video of landing if you could see
No, they didn'd die, that command pod can survive 29,1ms impact wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Mk1-2_Command_Pod
Government: how much funding will you need?
NASA: *yes*
😂😂
NASA: "It'd be about the military's budget, multiplied by ours."
Gvmt: "AN ENTIRE YEAR'S BUDGET? MULTIPLIED BY HOW MUCH?"
NASA: "No no sorry sir that's not what I said. The military and our budget from a whole year? That'd be CRAZY sir ha ha ha. We meant the military's and our ENTIRE budget. From every year. Multiplied together."
Also this is like my millionth time watching this video in the last 6 years. Still just as striking today as back then.
This deserves some sort of major award.
Tyler Morrison yeah the "I landed a virtual space craft, with many mods that assisted me, on a virtual planet. The staging on spacecrafts like this would never work in real life, therefor I use a program with a physics engine to accomplish said deeds" award is given out every year
@@joho4474 who shit in your cheerios?
@@jerichorosas I did ;)
Leg lamp?
and not even a flag on venus, so diplomatically humble
@@w花b you must be from france then
Sprry but i m french and we would at least put a white surrender flag.
Not like it would last long.
Scott : This trip to eve was easy.
Macollo : Hold my beer
I like how we all just know which Scott this refers to. :-D
@Simon Clarkstone Scott womanly
@@alanmaclaren4118 duh
I am so glad you do not control the national budget.
+Charles Batkin I don't know Obama's doing a great job
*loses everything to debt collectors*
Eh, we could pull it off if we shaved a bit off the military budget.
+Stephan 60% of our budget goes to welfare. Not saying welfare is bad and all that, but we really have WAY too many people on welfare that seriously don't need it.
Lactose the Intolerant what are you talking about
@@patrickhebdo5423 60% of the non-discretionary budget goes towards Medicare, Medicaid and SSI. That's just facts. That's money we HAVE to spend. The full amount of military spending is dwarfed by that.
Oh. My. God.
The plot, production and cinematics - all deserve an Oscar. Amazing.
This was inspiring.
Total cost: 100 billion
+andy3109 OMG
amazing
I'll take you to Venus with me, my darling.
This is my bairns games my e mail ad stop chatting rubish or get banged
At the last second, I thought it exploded when it hit the water.
you too aha
landing in the water with 30m/s speed, he sure wants to live dangerously
yeah, that impacted the water at like 40 or 60 mph...
@@zakstamaj 29.6m/s = 66mph
😂😂
The music, the sound effects, the scenery...the most epic video I've ever watched on UA-cam, period.
+Fermin404 I recognized some of the building music is from Sins of a Solar Empire.
Almost two years after, this is in my opinion still the most incredible KSP stuff ever made.
After 9 years ...... Its still the best
@@LADZARSNobody can ever top it!
This game looks AMAZING. It's not just something where you randomly slap together stuff and get instant gratification. No, if you want to go to Venus in this game? You have to plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, plan, PLAN and risk everything in order to get there, let alone land there. Nobody can hold your hand, nobody's going to help you. It's all about how skilled you are and how far that skill can take you. And the feeling of success after going there and back again? Beyond words.
Best KSP video I've ever watched.
Wernher von Braun would be proud.
Jesus that scared the shit out of me when he hit the water at 30m/s. All that effort just to flop in the last 10 seconds of what was probably a 5-6 hour mission. Incredible fucking video.
+racergsxr1 I'm sure it was more then that, since the video is actually sped up to accommodate the huge fps drops he was having.
+racergsxr1 well you can see really quickly at the end, when he hits the water, the UI disappears, similar to if the root part had been destroyed. Also, notice how the vessel that surfaces has none of the parts the vessel that landed did. Even if it was a rough landing and things were destroyed, at least a few parts should have survived to float back up to the surface with the capsule. I suspect the pod was destroyed at the end of the mission, but by the time you've actually gotten home and would easily be able to land via a quickload and parachute deploy edit, you're pretty well done anyway.
+Gordon Rammstein Yeah, the end was edited. Not only is it not the same vessel coming back up out of the water, but the camera view jumps slightly and the mission timer resets back to zero. So, sadly.. they all died. Darn government cover ups!
Jeremy Roney
I believe the ascent from Venus was also edited. The teeny tiny final stage had a much lower delta V than that required to neutralize the relative velocity to the mothership. To be honest, after docking all the parts and making the long, slow burn to venus, i think i wouldn't really mind editing a few things in and out as well.
+Gordon Rammstein
You are both incorrect :)
Not to say that the mission was flawless though. There was some quickloading involved.
Would be cool to see how many celestial bodies you can visit with the same spacecraft without going back to earth.
You could probably go to most of them, except Jool atmosphere and Venus Surface.
*and Low sun orbit.
With a drill, you can go mostly anywher
+Stelum 1000 except low sun orbit
People have done them all, that are capable of being landed in. Heck one guy in like .90 did it all with tier one parts. Now his ship was well umm interesting
That was very breathtaking. It's easy to forget how awe inspiring KSP videos can be when someone does them really well.
this should be the trailer for ksp
And was a bit shorter
a not skippable 17 min long ad .... just for watching a cat fail a jump.... INTER NET IS GOOD
Kaleb Kilfillen yeah
It's modded though
Mikhel Rowssen a really good one...
And I was happy that I made it to Mun and back... awesome vid :D
Î just love how you incorporated the music to the start launch of the 3 parts. Those goosebumps you get when he kicks the first engines on and you see the smoke and flames and then *woosh* the secondary set kicks in setting everyting ablaze while the music hits the topline and these massive engineering marbles slowly lift off burning everything below them with deafening noise.
God fucking damn thats like the best part of the entire thing
You win, years later still nobody has done anything this majestic 🙏
guys we have found the second scott manley
this man makes scott manley look like a 9 year old
Gigabic lol so true
+ManKraft Pwnu This guy uses the real solar system mod.
+Kaarel Kahu so does scott manley, in his latest series.
+potato master 2000 nnnno.
Believe it or not, this was done without any quicksaving.
+W3rking W0nders heresy!!
Because he has played Kerbal Space Program ever since it was realized
How the fuck would you know
@@likeiscream probably it's him and he lost his account so he's praising himself
Because the time it takes to save makes it not so much of a quick save
Truly a great work. The amount of figuring out for weights and TWR and the associated gravities etc to figure the different crafts while also being able to match what was left to what was going to be needed. ie after all you had already done with stages and gravity assists etc to have figured it for the specific stages needed and then the final small burners to just have enough to get your return capsule into orbit to rendezvous with the return ship was amazing. Also, with a few of those "lengthwise" shots of the ship from near the body I thought the Kraken was going to show up and do a cancan on all your broken rocket bits. Some serious disco going on hehehe ;~) Liked and Subbed.
The lander was tested ahead of the mission. I was not about to take on something like this without testing that part thoroughly beforehand. The testing lander worked flawlessly every time. However I somehow managed to screw it up by accidentally changing the size of the landing platform after finishing the design. I also accidentally screwed up the propellant balance on the boosters. You can see the in the video how this almost ruined the mission in multiple ways, like how things started to explode from heating during Venus EDL.
Thanks for the like and sub! I feel a bit bad though because I'm not really actively making videos :|
@@maccollo Doesn't matter, it was worth both, and if you do make a new one then I'll know now :~)
"Yeah, there is no launchpad on Venus, so I brought a launchpad with me"
That was sick. And awesome.
Omg i cant describe how epic this is. Thanks for boosting my confidence to play ksp more!
Welp that ruined my day it showed me how bad I am at this game.
complete agree here
Agree !
I'm half-decent at making things explode! Oh wait...that's not good, is it?
game?
I can't orbit in RSS... even with Ferram rockets
Hahaha I know that panicked stage spamming when nothing happens at 13:03
This is absolutely one of the best videos on UA-cam.
This truly is the most inspiring KSP video ever! Thank you the shots and angles are pro made. Probably watching this for the 7th time in the last years :D
I wish you could see the respect in my eyes ... man this is absolutely amazing. Instant sub :)
But this video was amazing. 10/10, a fabulous exhibition of one of the best games made for PC and the wonderful voyage that is space travel. Not to mention the drool worthy decoupling of rocket stages...
The sound effects in this video are great. Still coming back to watch in 2024 :)
To this day one of the most incredible missions I've ever witnessed. I still visit this video for inspiration to this day. THANK YOU Maccollo!
Wow, this video's title is click bait. He didn't even show the kerbal planting a flag on the surface!
J.K. This video is so awesome!
I love your videos. really chill, well edited, serene. It really make me want to finally take the dive into rss!
Thanks for the content, keep it up!
hows your computer not on fire?
Heat shields
nemesisnick66 hes probably one of those people with a server grade mother board with like 2 intel xeon cpus liquid cooled and the best graphics card out there
He did say he used a mod to slow in game speed to 10x the length. 1 in game sec to 10 irl secs to increase frame rate
+potato master 2000 6 980ti's
lol no 20 titan X
Screw cover letters, attach this to your resume when you apply for SpaceX
SpaceX is a very budget oriented company. In no way would this even be applicable to their standards, actual space travel is MUCH more complex than this.
this looks like it belongs in r/woosh
@@joho4474 *Whooosh*
@@joho4474 www.reddit.com/r/woooosh/
@@joho4474 *r/woosh*
This is such a very impressive projekt you just did. I could watch this so many times and it's still awesome. Also great choices of the music :D
What mod causes the shaking, creaking sounds went in re-entry? I love the way it looks and feels.
Okay, so I figured out KerbQuake does the camera shaking... was the creaking of the interior edited into the video? Or can I find that somewhere.
Morisato
The creaking sounds were all added in post to make it more interesting to watch. In fact most of the sounds your hear up until that point was added in post.
It shouldn't be terribly difficult to make a mod that would play these kinds of sound... Well to difficult for me, but not for someone who is moderately skilled at programming.
*****
Thanks for the response! The sound effects are amazing. Hopefully these can be added based on atmospheric pressure, descent speed, etc :) I will look into it. Any word on the sources of these sound effects?
KerbQuake
Morisato
Most were cobbled together from various explosion and rattling sounds from freesound.org which is a terrific source for all kinds of sounds.
This will always be one of my favorite KSP videos. It’s just so epic. Who’s watching in 2019?
The landing craft was 343m 1100 feet tall and he used a LADDER!?!?
xd
^ I kinda figured that out a few weeks ago :)
You can't use the Suit-RCS on Venus do you know how dense Venus is and it's gravity?
Kinzerfest
"venus has less gravity than earth."
I know but, 8,87 m/s2 is not exactly low enough to lift a human with rcs.
I think there is no way a suit-rcs system would work at a atmospheric pressure of 92 bar xD
so the return rocket is 151 meters tall.
When you cant get the rocket from the launchpad to Venus, instead take the launchpad to Venus and launch the rocket to Earth!
When you think about Earth and Venus have about the same gravity, and Venus has 5+ times the atmosphere.
You need more rocket to get back then you do to get there
@@stevenlittrel2648 Actually venus's atmosphere 92x thicker
I was thinking Eve
Holy crap
Those internal view shots during descent were a nice touch. It was actually kinda scary to think of descending in there.
that was the coolest/best produced video game video I have EVER seen, fucking amazing
Imagine this in career mode... ALL THE MONEY LOST
Luka Djokovic I think he actually did use career mode - holy meatballs !
Luka Djokovic some of us would try zo return every freaking bit of the rocket... Well then good luck dude :D
+Luka Djokovic And in RP-0, you'd probably get all of it back from contracts...
+Luka Djokovic Rip KSC Wallet
He took off with all of that and came back with ONE PART
wow.. beautifully planned and executed!
Oh and this is the best KSP video I have ever seen
My CPU would not handle even one of those beasty rockets!
It aint so much bout ur CPU more a matter of RAM and probably VRAM
Yeah. But still.
Jere Ruotsalainen Nah it's CPU.
I don't have that good gaming PC.
There are huge parts, but I'm not sure there are that many parts. I'm pretty sure there never are more than 1000 parts at a time, and probably far less (~400?). Big/procedural parts really saves CPU.
If you remember this, you deserve a Veterans discount
this really does a great job showing the world of difference between regular KSP and RSS - the scale of everything is just incomparable. excellent presentation.
Great! Well done! I've been thinking weather to get KSP or not. This clinched it :)
What beast of a computer do you have. Geeez this looks amazing!!
a pretty fucking powerful one it looks like, theres no lag either
It did lag for him. He just speeds it up in post production! He said it in an earlier comment. Each launch took an hour he said.
Good gravy...
You, sir, are nothing short of legendary.
Kerbal goes to get out of capsule: That's one small step for....and he's dead
Best mission I have seen so far...
Very cool, i am just getting the hang of KSP. only just got two objects to dock in space and man what a feeling. I can only imagine the sense of accomplishment doing one of these missions brings. GJ.
このゲームここまで極めた人初めて見たわ天才かよ
The best video of KSP I ever see!
This was the most epic thing ive ever seen.
This is like a movie good work man keep it up :)
I cant believe that I missed this video for 2 years.
Beautiful video man.
9:05
It sounds like a streamer (possibly a speedrunner) is hitting the keyboard really fast
I love how well the video is put together. Really helps you appreciate how insane this thing is
That was captivating.
300 kPa during Venus liftoff... omg
It peaked around 440 kPa actually =D
Crazy. If my launches get 10% of that then I'm going REALLY fast really low. Typically I'll peak 20-30 kPa. I guess I am also surprised you did not burn up on liftoff either.
Bob Fitch
That actually surprised me too, but the shock heating doesn't really kick in until the pressure drops to a few atmospheres. I think it's because the atmospheric pressure is already so high that the relatively small increase in the shock wave doesn't result in any significant increase in temperature.
Ahhh that does make sense once you think about it.
Bob Fitch Hey! I was just thinking about how much I'm looking forward to this week's upcoming video and here you are!
This is one of those ksp videos that just show up once a year or so. Great edit, great music, and AMAZING mission!
Спасибо за видео! Красиво,как будто фильм документальный посмотрел :), снимай дальше.
your vids are fucking cool. nice climax. good cuts. what a beast you build.
Still, all these years later I look back on these videos as what I should achieve to be in KSP now. Great work man. Entry to Venus could have been smoother, but honestly, what could be smoother in a situation like this.
seen this 3 times now, i love the music and the sounds you added. 10/10
Also, can you explain why you boosted like that at 05:25 ?
Fuck youtube forcing you to make a new name
Thank you :)
You mean the multiburn escape? The TWR of the departure stage was ridiculously low, like 0.07. I would have a lost a serous amount of delta V had I tried to do it in a single burn.
Fuck youtube forcing you to make a new name To expand on the reply given, boosting like that gives more time at periapsis, allowing for more exploitation of the Oberth effect.
Fuck youtube forcing you to make a new name i think its the mod hot rockits or something of that nature
Fuck youtube forcing you to make a new name lol i thought you ment the color
You are amazing at this game.
My awesome Saturn V is the size of one of those boosters. Damn. This is the definition of glory, especially that first 3 minutes.
0:33 that separation was UHHHHH... mazing.. yeah... x]
Fuck it, we'll just bring the launchpad with us.
+Incredibly Creative Name OMFG REALY
Gothem Kaleidodoge ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Leaving everything that's not necessary behind. This is what you see when rocket science game meets badassery. It's about a couple years old video but this is one of my favorite KSP vid on here.
Am I the only one who noticed that it says “eve apoapsis”at points in this video?
11:30 makes me feel uneasy...
When building the rocket, did you consider putting a ladder on the inside of that ring (if possible), just in case Jeb fell in there?
I think i saw a ladder there
Justin Leone the ladder is on the in- and outside i think
Still one of the most impressive KSP videos ever made
from the mission itself to the cinematography to the sounds and music
it's just incredible.
as someone once said: If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing.
metropod Mythbusters?
nah, many people just come here and saw, video of game video,
but this video is looks like a ballet, if you know the theory: The Oberth theory, Tsiolkovsky equation formulas,
math of window to planet transfer, colibration of transfer course between planet, Reentry maths, and much much much more, science.
For those who play in KSP with FAR, and othar mods, that made this game even harder, and more realistic, this looks like a poem of science and math triumph.
perhaps, this isn't posible to travel to Venus, the atmosphere is too density, and surface is molted, temrepture degree is from 230C to 470C, and weather is always unstable making landing a spacecraft is nearly impossible :(( and launch back, is totaly impossible. (wind speed is about 100m/s )
+UnderSky A hundred years ago, do you think people thought we could do a hundredth of what we have done? It's never a good idea to say something is impossible. Maybe putting a person on Venus isn't going to happen in our lifetimes, but it sure as hell will happen.
+UnderSky Unlikely via current methods, but i'm sure eventually someone will find themselves walking around on it.
+ Austyn Hensley easy, earth formation is right there.
+Verdiss Hardly. With temperatures about 450-500°C. Thats slightly more then TWICE what you use to bake a pizza. Pressure equaling that of water in a depth of 900m on earth.
On the completely dark backside, cause it rotates very slowly, its very cold. Also there is no moon to reflect sunlight and make any light,
Athmosphere is hell. No magnetic field as well. so unfiltered cosmic radiation. Closer to the sun.
It rotates even slightly slower then it circles the sun So a venus day (and night) is longer then a venus year.
There wont be a person on venus. It makes no sense to even try.
There wont be terraforming. Youre better off trying your luck with some moons of the gas giants.
Its very hard to imagine there will be even working ELECTRONICS on venus for any length of time.. The russians got a glimpse of venus before their probes burned to death or were squeezed to it. Only when they basically sent a frozen tank did it survive on the surface. For about 2 hours.
Unmanned landing probes that may survive for months on the surface are planned again. in 10-15 years.
Its a fascinating planet. But everything that makes it fascinating, makes it absoluetly impossible (and pointless) to land a person on its surface. Or even a permanent structure.
Oh btw: As a keen amateur in KSP; What an amazing video/flight. Very very impressive. And beautiful.
+AnDay5zlebt maybe since the atmosphere is so dense, it will be possible to make floating cities somewhere around 40-50 km above its surface? The temperature there should be ok, pressure as well. Acidic clouds, on the other hand...
I was just thinking:
*kerbal gets out*
*instantly dies from the extreme tempratures and pressure*
"god dammit"
I love KSP, and I love messing around with RSS, I couldn't do that if my life depended on it!
a)how many time you ve tried before and failed?
b)where did you find these parts?
c)how much time took you to do that trip? (including the development of the ship?)
This particular mission worked on the first try in the sense that I never had to go back and redesign anything, altough I had to quickload several time due to pilot error, and the design almost resulted in unsalvageable failure on several occasions.
The biggest problem was the atmospheric entry at Venus. As you saw I lost several parts, and that was the only successful EDL after many, many quick loads. The lander was the component I had tested the most before actually flying the mission, so it was really frustrating that it caused me so much grief.
Don't remember exactly how much time I spent designing this mission, but it was several months of tinkering at least. Actually flying the mission took about one week if I remember right.
+maccollo 1 week wtf
***** master missions.. all these parts, sometimes their description is not specific of how they work and how.. and how you download them and use them? you have to buythe game and then istall them or they are included in the main pack?
Are you an engineer or work for NASA? Basically do you have elevated knowledge of science? lol
+mitropoulosilias most of the stuff is kW rocketry and I believe atomic engines along with realism overhaule and rss. Just get CKAN and have it installed it for you
one of the coolest ksp videos i think have ever seen
I have watched this video more than 10 times
Это нереально эпичный видос!
To this day, very few KSP videos can be compared with this one in terms of editing quality.
Really good integration with the score, great camera work.
then you realize
how da fuck is this rendering