Space shuttle

Category: Rocket by INDIAN SPACE COMMAND (verified)

The shuttle had 3 main engines and 2 solid rocket boosters (SRBs). The SRBs provided huge thrust during the first part of the launch. The main engines burned liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen from the large orange External Tank. Together, they pushed the shuttle into space. 🔥 2. Boosters separate About 2 minutes after launch, the two solid boosters separated and fell back toward Earth under parachutes. 🛰️ 3. Reaching orbit The main engines continued burning until the shuttle was almost in orbit. Then the External Tank was released. The orbiter used its own systems to complete the journey into orbit. 🧑‍🚀 4. In space The orbiter was the spacecraft where astronauts lived and worked. It could: Carry satellites and scientific equipment Visit the International Space Station Use its robotic a

Blueprint facts

Players have opened this rocket blueprint in Spaceflight Simulator 427 times.

Requirements

• Requires DLC parts.
• Requires cheats enabled.
• Cheats: Infinite Build Area, Infinite Fuel, No Collision Damage, No Heat Damage, No Burn Marks, No Gravity, No Atmospheric Drag, Part Clipping.
• Difficulty: medium.

How to use this SFS blueprint

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