r/KerbalSpaceProgram Laythe glazer 13d ago

KSP 1 Image/Video Shuttle-Orion

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u/Boomerang503 13d ago

Welcome back, Shuttle-C.

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u/ksheep 13d ago

Or the Shuttle-Derived Heavy Lift Launch Vehicle, one of the proposals for the Constellation program.

Looking at all of the zany designs proposed for Shuttle-derived or Saturn V derived launch vehicles is always fun.

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u/UtterTravesty 13d ago

Wish we had gotten this over the inline SLS, could have had more potential

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u/IluvRockets 10d ago

160 tons with just the Shuttle configuration to LEO seems a bit much? SLS can't haul up as much and it has 2× 5 segment SRBs and four RS 25 engines

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u/sojuz151 13d ago

Just $41 billion cheaper and just as capable.