Explorer1 looking back from the bow (Part IV) by Bambam131

Bryce • (none) • posted on Nov 26, 2001

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Well, getting close to the end of showing all sections of Mars Explorer1. This shows Explorer1 in route to Mars with lander (Freedom1) attached. This was created in Bryce5 from scratch, all designs for ships by yours truly. Post work starfield done in Universe one by one. Thanks for all the positive feedback and especially thanks for viewing... David

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prinzeugen12

9:55PM | Mon, 26 November 2001

Very Nice.. Does this spacecraft have a section that spins? cheers PE

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Bambam131

10:26PM | Mon, 26 November 2001

(prinzeugen12) That's a very good question, but no there is no section that spins, I've ask that same question to some friends of mine that work at NASA and they tell me that it would be to expensive to build into a interplanetary ship.:-( They still think that they can fight muscle attrifeed by either exercise or chemicals. Also, heres the real kicker, rather than slow the ship down when it heads back to earth so they could possible reuse it again for a return trip to Mars, they tell me that it would take too much fuel. So they just jettison the main section as they speed pass earth and just splash down in a Apollo type capsule. So where do you think the main section ends up? All I can say is I hope someone has some suntan lotion. Sorry for being so long winded, hope this helped. David