All Kerbin, faithfully reported — science, statecraft, and what happens after launch.
KOEING's R-SLS2 carried Jedidiah Kerman, Huddin Kerman, and Katdorf Kerman to LSI 1 in the program's first successful station docking — routine flight plan, quiet applause in the room, science module activated within hours.
Verified filingArtist composite · R-SLS2 approach to LSI 1 · MSC imagery poolMSC-002's eight-hour broadcast ended with a decommissioned Basic Station and a program rewrite: corrected docking specs, mandated abort towers, and a replacement station built for verification before crew.
Continue reading →Administrator Wernhardt Clane confirmed SOLARCOM operational and stopped at “infrastructure.” The Herald catalogues what that leaves unanswered — including intercept geometry others have already run.
Continue reading →KOEING's tower is now the baseline for crewed atmospheric flight — including MunShot.
R-SLS2 brings a 2-for-2 record; KerbalX must close the crew-control gap beyond LKO.
Classification is routine; absence of detail is not — peer review will see it first.
“MSC-003 was the anti-event that mattered: nothing went wrong, and that is the whole job of a civil space program once the specifications are honest.”— The Editor's pages · late edition · Y2.213