NOMAD-1 (Non-atmospheric Orbital Maneuvering and Autonomous Descent)
Nomad-1 Small Vacuum Lander Developed by Project Vayuspace, Nomad-1 is a compact, single-stage autonomous lander built for precise touchdowns on non-atmospheric celestial bodies like the Moon and near-Earth asteroids. With a lightweight mass of 29.17 tonnes and a powerful vacuum engine delivering 60 tonnes of thrust, it achieves an impressive Thrust-to-Weight Ratio (TWR) of 2.06 for highly maneuverable terminal descents. To ensure long-term viability during extended surface missions, Nomad-1 is equipped with twin deployable solar panels that harvest continuous power for its onboard systems and scientific payloads. Efficient and robust, it is the perfect vehicle for off-world commercial and resource-prospecting deliveries.
Blueprint facts
| Difficulty | Medium |
|---|---|
| Assembly | Requires in-game assembly |
Players have opened this lander blueprint in Spaceflight Simulator 253 times.
Requirements
- Requires cheats enabled.
- Cheats: Part Clipping, No Heat Damage.
- Requires in-game assembly.
- Difficulty: medium.
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