I saw Scott Manleys 5G challenge video, and thought if I used a small probe core instead of a manned capsule, a 10G launch would not be too much of a problem right? Wrong, very wrong! This tested my rocket building, piloting and my computer to the absolute limit! PS, watch the frame rate counter in the upper left corner ;)
Hey, Turbo. How did you get such a smooth video given that the frame rate was down to just 1 fps for a large part of the launch? Is this a speed up of some kind? Also, how did you controll this thing? And what kind of system do you have if I may ask?
It quite feasible that alien civilization exists that is trapped on their planet permanently due to the gravitational pull. Scott manly did a video about this, with the calculations. We are very lucky on Earth.
@Orchidahus Yeah but we can still launch a rocket and get things into orbit, take things to the moon, to mars, out of our solar system, etc. I'm talking about planets which have strong enough gravity that the amount of fuel required to have enough joules of energy (in perfect conditions) to lift the rest of the fuel and the payload to space would be so great that it just wouldn't be possible. Maybe possible to lift off, but not possible to actually make it to space. Or rather it would be possible, but would require an absurd amount of rocket power to the point that they just wouldn't think to attempt it. Maybe if they somehow managed to develop warp drives then they could pull it off, but rockets would be a nogo.
I don’t wanna be that one person, but... If it was 10G kerbin with intelligent life forms, the materials would have never known regular Gee. That means that 10G would be the norm and things made woould already be made and constructed to be resistant to 10Gee. That means a 10Gee life form would have about the same troubles as the 1Gee kerbals
obi_dank_kenobi Yeah lifeforms would evolve in 10G environment but you can't escape the laws of physics. Every rocket fuel has it's limits, to get even the tiniest probe into orbit you'd need rocket like 10-20 times heavier than a Saturn V. Their space program would be insanely expensive.
Zoom about with 13g of Acceleration wich would cause your Rocket to start burning up realy fast in most Atmospheres in the Kerbol System. Then again you could reach Excape velocity in a matter of Seconds up to a Minute. (Kerbin Escape Velocity, For Kerbol i recomend using a few Nuclear Engines and an Asterioid with IRTGs (Thats the correct short for it yes? Internal Radiation Thermal Generator ...) Drills, Radiators, Fuel processor and Fuel Tanks (Maybe even Kerbals for Independant Control).
I can't imagine the physiological effects of 0G on a 10G Kerbian whose entire biology is designed to operate under 10G. Blood Pressure alone, used to combatting 10G is surely going to be a problem?
The cone shape distributes stress and weight really well, so joint stress wasnt a problem at all, neither was staging,but the runway would explode after only a few seconds If i didnt launch it right away :)
It took me 92 Kerbin years to get my crew of 3 off Eve, and my final rocket and strategy was not too different than this. Had to shed everything that was unnecessary and have multiple stages from outside in. The final stage also had to skim the atmosphere to reach orbit before running out of fuel. 10 x G is pretty full-on though, so good effort!!
I wonder if people would be interested in a planet pack which puts the launch pad on a (realistic) Super-Kerbin planet. Not 10 Gee, just 10 mKerbin, around 3 Gee, 3 rKerbin or so. New terrain and moons and things. Anyone? (See also: Eve Space Program, Whirligig World)
Probably not, but some people certainly are interested in having a 'super kerbin' to land on (see alternis kerbol super tylo with 4G and 1100 km radius)
14.5 Million Kerbal Funds Just To Launch Something That Probably Weighs About 1/10th Of A Ton. Bravo. Really Though, _Good Luck On Trying To Bring A ~10 Ton Lander To The Mun. _*_May The Kerbal Gods All Be In Your Favor._*
I think in that case you build yourself a small Orbital Fabricator in ... Orbit of Kerbin via mods and a Bunch of Rockets and send it over to an asterioid to build it for you. Then Land.
15 tries? Ok, your KSP-fu is better than mine. My 10G attempts have taken my something like 50 attempts, and I still do not know what I did right on that last one, vs. what I did wrong on the previous ~ 35 tries with the same layout. My design was much like this one, but a bit flatter and wider, as I has serious problems with stage seperations re-impacting the core when using a tapered cone.
You could boost it to a higher orbit. You just need to repeat the entire procedure, launch a tiny bit of fuel at the tip of that monster, rendezvous and refuel. You might get the orbit 3 or 4 km higher :D
The Apoapis or "Highest Point in Orbit" isnt much of a clue in KSP if your Orbit is safe. You'll have to look at the Periapsis as its the "Lowest Point in Orbit", relative to the object the Ship is Orbiting around. If the Periapsis is below the Kerbin Atmosphere Threshold (I think 70km ... correct me if i am wrong) your orbit is doomed ... expecialy with solar panels as the slightest ammount of Drag will destory them in a awesome manner. In case of Planets, Planetoids or Moons without an Atmosphere the best indication for if the Orbit is save if the lowest Point of Orbit is higher than the Highest Surface of the Planet. I Recomend atleast 20 Meters + Length of the ship. (I know technicaly you need only the length to the center of mass but better safe than sorry right?) Just a slight info from someone who plays the game often and for very long times too ... then again you do so too. (I think)
I think the idea was that since he just finished accelerating and shut his rockets off at 70km that would be his periapsis and the apoapsis would be 180° around the orbit from him
Kerbis celebrates its first rocket, then realized it took all the fuel their planet had. Subsequent launches were done with 2 liter bottles, water and pumps. They all failed to reach 10’.
This is why even if Gliese 581b turns out to be a beautiful paradise, we shouldn't go there. It's entirely too hard to get back. And if something goes wrong, you don't want your astronauts stranded.
Maybe monofuel program next? Launching space station parts on stable orbit with as small and cheap SSTOs as possible, that only use liquidfuel, made only of stock parts. I'd like to see the launch and return with commentary as well as building such crafts. Mine best seem to be around 70t to deliver only 5-6t to a 120km circular orbit, no better, but I'm certain I'm doing something wrong and it's possible to have above 10% efficiency.
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I saw Scott Manleys 5G challenge video, and thought if I used a small probe core instead of a manned capsule,
a 10G launch would not be too much of a problem right?
Wrong, very wrong! This tested my rocket building, piloting and my computer to the absolute limit!
PS, watch the frame rate counter in the upper left corner ;)
Good work! :D :D
Now try the Mün with this gravity
Turbo Pumped | Woah-hoa, don't destroy any countries with that thing!
Hi, Do you have discord I wanted to talk to you about something
Hey, Turbo.
How did you get such a smooth video given that the frame rate was down to just 1 fps for a large part of the launch?
Is this a speed up of some kind?
Also, how did you controll this thing?
And what kind of system do you have if I may ask?
"Sir we forgot solar panels"
lol
Story of my life. Launch, make orbit, set up manoeuvre node for Duna, complete burn, time warp to get there faster and boom, out of power. F*%K!
@@Crimsonedge1Should be one of the warning messages like if you have no control
nuclear battery
Buck Fitches Just use an RTG
Makes me wonder if any alien civilization exists that is trapped on their planet permanently due to the gravitational pull.
It quite feasible that alien civilization exists that is trapped on their planet permanently due to the gravitational pull. Scott manly did a video about this, with the calculations. We are very lucky on Earth.
If they had such a high gravity then would they have even evolved sapience?
@Orchidahus Yeah but we can still launch a rocket and get things into orbit, take things to the moon, to mars, out of our solar system, etc.
I'm talking about planets which have strong enough gravity that the amount of fuel required to have enough joules of energy (in perfect conditions) to lift the rest of the fuel and the payload to space would be so great that it just wouldn't be possible. Maybe possible to lift off, but not possible to actually make it to space. Or rather it would be possible, but would require an absurd amount of rocket power to the point that they just wouldn't think to attempt it. Maybe if they somehow managed to develop warp drives then they could pull it off, but rockets would be a nogo.
No, because on their planet they would evolve to be giants, with bone structures possibly hundreds of times stronger than our own
@@AverageAlien What?, they would be tiny.
Nice!
Thanks :)
Hai!
Didn't expect cody here tho
Cody I see you everywhere on educational vids, keep up the great vids!!
It's you wow
I feel sorry for those 10 G Kerbians. They will have hard time developing their space program.
One ksp god recognizes another ksp god's video
And there spines
I don’t wanna be that one person, but...
If it was 10G kerbin with intelligent life forms, the materials would have never known regular Gee. That means that 10G would be the norm and things made woould already be made and constructed to be resistant to 10Gee. That means a 10Gee life form would have about the same troubles as the 1Gee kerbals
@@andrewzhang1290
So the materials are tough, they still have to compensate for the amount of thrust required compared to a 1g planet
obi_dank_kenobi Yeah lifeforms would evolve in 10G environment but you can't escape the laws of physics. Every rocket fuel has it's limits, to get even the tiniest probe into orbit you'd need rocket like 10-20 times heavier than a Saturn V. Their space program would be insanely expensive.
Great stuff my dude!
Thanks! :)
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Just watching the new Green Harvest! Really well made.
I loved green harvest. Keep up the good work!
Now you need to make a SSTA with 10g
But the one question we are all asking is:
WTF can it do in 1g gravity?
Go to Earth and back to Kerbin.
Break
Zoom about with 13g of Acceleration wich would cause your Rocket to start burning up realy fast in most Atmospheres in the Kerbol System. Then again you could reach Excape velocity in a matter of Seconds up to a Minute. (Kerbin Escape Velocity, For Kerbol i recomend using a few Nuclear Engines and an Asterioid with IRTGs (Thats the correct short for it yes? Internal Radiation Thermal Generator ...) Drills, Radiators, Fuel processor and Fuel Tanks (Maybe even Kerbals for Independant Control).
It's normally a SSTEverywhere i'm guessing.
@@henrijayy there is more than one stage
the rocket didn't move at all, it just pushed the planet away
I can't imagine the physiological effects of 0G on a 10G Kerbian whose entire biology is designed to operate under 10G.
Blood Pressure alone, used to combatting 10G is surely going to be a problem?
The flip of salvation! I love it. 😀
haha yes
I read the flip of salivation
Yeah imagine launching that irl and the launchpad is obliterated within first five seconds by first stage rocket drop.
Everyone: "STOP! CEASE AND DESIST YOUR WIZARDRY, EVERY PLANET HAS BEEN CONQUERED!"
Turbo: "But what if... Super Kerbin?"
What he really needs to do next is 10x/realistic scale kerbol stuff lol
This is awesome! Would love to hear about how you dealt with joint stress.
The cone shape distributes stress and weight really well, so joint stress wasnt a problem at all, neither was staging,but the runway would explode after only a few seconds If i didnt launch it right away :)
Thanks! Do the boosters on the sides have flipped nosecones? Or did you omit them to reduce mass and part count?
didnt bother with them, too many parts already.
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Holy fuck he actually did it!!!! And to think he had over 7km/s deltaV in that thing. Wow!
It took me 92 Kerbin years to get my crew of 3 off Eve, and my final rocket and strategy was not too different than this. Had to shed everything that was unnecessary and have multiple stages from outside in. The final stage also had to skim the atmosphere to reach orbit before running out of fuel. 10 x G is pretty full-on though, so good effort!!
"ground control, the cargo bays are, empty..."
GC: "and we have the satellite, sh-"
one runway didn´t like the video.
Imagine being so dummy thicc that the launchpad doesn't fit and you're moved to an airplane runway
I never thought I would get to see a bloomin onion from outback steakhouse fly, it's beautiful
'So drone, how much fuel did you need? That mustve been hard.'
"all of it"
'all of what?'
"all the fuel."
I wonder if people would be interested in a planet pack which puts the launch pad on a (realistic) Super-Kerbin planet. Not 10 Gee, just 10 mKerbin, around 3 Gee, 3 rKerbin or so. New terrain and moons and things. Anyone?
(See also: Eve Space Program, Whirligig World)
would it be ok on mesbin? (btw it's me Xenderman)
Probably not, but some people certainly are interested in having a 'super kerbin' to land on (see alternis kerbol super tylo with 4G and 1100 km radius)
@ Earth's orbital speed is already 7,4 km/s, imagine at 10g
YAAAAAAAAAAAAY HE IS BACK
This music hit like a train of nostalgia
Assassin's creed music used, instant like.
this video is more interesting that most people realize
Great work, I love your content man
14.5 Million Kerbal Funds Just To Launch Something That Probably Weighs About 1/10th Of A Ton. Bravo. Really Though, _Good Luck On Trying To Bring A ~10 Ton Lander To The Mun. _*_May The Kerbal Gods All Be In Your Favor._*
I think in that case you build yourself a small Orbital Fabricator in ... Orbit of Kerbin via mods and a Bunch of Rockets and send it over to an asterioid to build it for you. Then Land.
*_-How to launch a rocket in orbit from a super Earth 101-_*
I like how Assassin's Creed 3 Main theme plays in the background
Such a big, massive... satellite.
KSP? New Video? Turbo? I am Pumped!
*holy shit the assassin's creed 3 soundtrack gets me pumpin*
At least they don't need to worry about ICBM's Everything would tear itself apart if it ever tried a shot that shallow.
0:59 There is something so satisfying about the sound synchronising with the explosion of those stages.
and thats why rythm games exist. Exactly because its so extremely satisfying to see things sync to music.
What about a 10G Mun and back? :D
Great vid!
Oh yeah, but he would probably need a better computer....
@@abcdefgh-db1to Fair point
lets start with minmus lol
10G Eve and back.
“Sir, our rocket is so big that it’s offsetting the planet’s center of mass!”
@@alexsiemers7898 it would be closer to Eve landing on the rocket
Making the unrealistic density of Kerbin even more unrealistic
For the first time in my life I am glad that the earth only has 1g
Those were well spent resources.
Technically you should had checked the periapsis to see if you achieved orbit. But don't worry I believe you made it, good job!
15 tries?
Ok, your KSP-fu is better than mine.
My 10G attempts have taken my something like 50 attempts, and I still do not know what I did right on that last one, vs. what I did wrong on the previous ~ 35 tries with the same layout.
My design was much like this one, but a bit flatter and wider, as I has serious problems with stage seperations re-impacting the core when using a tapered cone.
now do it with nothing but ion thrusters
This man can launch a rocket form Jupiter, presuming the Jupiter actually has a surface
This music is giving me so much nostalgic feels oof
Is this music from a game it seems familiar
It's from Assassin's Creed 3
@@ynis.yagami_1586 i know, i knew instantly when i heard the first few notes.
The Assassin's Creed series is so amazing.
It's always nice to see people using the music.
You could boost it to a higher orbit. You just need to repeat the entire procedure, launch a tiny bit of fuel at the tip of that monster, rendezvous and refuel. You might get the orbit 3 or 4 km higher :D
to make that gravity Kerbin would need to be made out of something 30x as dense as gold.
This music brought back memories I thought I didn’t have
Been waiting for someone to achieve this since the feature was added.
The Apoapis or "Highest Point in Orbit" isnt much of a clue in KSP if your Orbit is safe. You'll have to look at the Periapsis as its the "Lowest Point in Orbit", relative to the object the Ship is Orbiting around. If the Periapsis is below the Kerbin Atmosphere Threshold (I think 70km ... correct me if i am wrong) your orbit is doomed ... expecialy with solar panels as the slightest ammount of Drag will destory them in a awesome manner.
In case of Planets, Planetoids or Moons without an Atmosphere the best indication for if the Orbit is save if the lowest Point of Orbit is higher than the Highest Surface of the Planet. I Recomend atleast 20 Meters + Length of the ship. (I know technicaly you need only the length to the center of mass but better safe than sorry right?)
Just a slight info from someone who plays the game often and for very long times too ... then again you do so too. (I think)
I think the idea was that since he just finished accelerating and shut his rockets off at 70km that would be his periapsis and the apoapsis would be 180° around the orbit from him
Ok, this is epic.
Kerbis celebrates its first rocket, then realized it took all the fuel their planet had. Subsequent launches were done with 2 liter bottles, water and pumps. They all failed to reach 10’.
I like the music. Assassin's creed💖
Is no one gonna talk about how the shadow went perfectly up the runway.
Haha this man is crazy XD. By the way, very good choice of music
that was actually quite a real nail-biter
we need to see first manned orbital flight in this 10g-world
Not only the rocket is impressive, so is your PC!
That was a very efficient fuel usage
Interestingly, orbital velocity of 10g kerbin appears to be similar to that of earth, which is approximately 10 times the size!
The assasins creed 3 music gave me flashbacks😂
Great job! Hell of an impressive rocket
the assassins creed 3 music was an interesting choice
2:59 That immediately runs out of power because theres no solar panels
maybe theres an rtg clipped into it?
speculations aside, that was my thought too.
Accelerating to over 7km/s at 1G is not easy, however doing the same thing at 10G is a totally different story.
In KSP it is 2 km/s not 7
ah yes, here on 10g kerbin, our soil weighs 500 grams per cubic centimeter
This is why even if Gliese 581b turns out to be a beautiful paradise, we shouldn't go there. It's entirely too hard to get back. And if something goes wrong, you don't want your astronauts stranded.
Shen launching, you should evacuate the area for falling meteors...
They dont need another satellite after this adventure
we can almost hear Saturn v pissing itself
You need a 5000 IQ for this shizle
A mountain of rockets to launch a trash can full of computers to space
This is great congrats
This video looks like a presentesion on NASA to build an actual satelite
Good thing we only have 1G gravity here on earth
There's a joke about shrek and onions but..i don't remember it
Finaly a fliying christmas tree but where is the god damn fliyng vacuum?
nice narration!
Oh great, another near impossible challenge completed.
What is this, age of impossible?
To be honest, it probably still cost NASA more.
you deserved more subscribers
beyond impressive i should say
Nasa : "Congratulations you are hired"
This is how people in Exo Earth with higher G launch rocket fellas :v /
Good job this is EPIC!
Idk why, this made me cry
This is going to be the new nuke in WWIII
5 years later and ive finally done it with a kerbal :)
In the spirit of CHRIMBUS
Brilliant music haha, Legend
Maybe monofuel program next? Launching space station parts on stable orbit with as small and cheap SSTOs as possible, that only use liquidfuel, made only of stock parts. I'd like to see the launch and return with commentary as well as building such crafts. Mine best seem to be around 70t to deliver only 5-6t to a 120km circular orbit, no better, but I'm certain I'm doing something wrong and it's possible to have above 10% efficiency.
This is glorious.
Ok, that is what we would need to launch in a 10g earth. But what about 11g?
14 failed attempts montage pl0x
you gotta have an insanely beefy computer, holy crap
Come back man we miss you so much
Dang! Remind me not to put you in charge of NASA’s budget
The new Neil Armstrong movie looks good
Well when i saw fuel going down too fast i thought it cant make it but damn it was too fast that reached space in aproximately 40 sec
I thought that it was a mound of penguins strapped together, not a fucking satellite.
I thought you were gonna send a city on Duna with that kind of thing, I forgot about the 10G...
I usually build a seven stage rocket and just yeet it at an angle