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== Development status/Issues/Todo == | == Development status/Issues/Todo == | ||
'''Outside:''' | '''Outside:''' | ||
* The 3D model is under development and in pre-alpha state.<br>See http://gitorious.org/space-shuttle | * The 3D model is under development and in pre-alpha state.<br />See http://gitorious.org/space-shuttle | ||
'''Cockpit:''' | '''Cockpit:''' | ||
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* Because the shuttle is a glider without engines after re-entry, the initial starting position should be somewhere at an altitude of over 80000 feet | * Because the shuttle is a glider without engines after re-entry, the initial starting position should be somewhere at an altitude of over 80000 feet | ||
==Resources== | == Resources == | ||
* http://www.shuttlepresskit.com/scom/scom.pdf | * http://www.shuttlepresskit.com/scom/scom.pdf | ||
== Related content == | == Related content == | ||
*[[Shuttle Landing Facility]] | * [[Shuttle Landing Facility]] | ||
*[[Table of models]] | * [[Table of models]] | ||
=== Related lists === | === Related lists === | ||
* [[Aircraft]] | * [[Aircraft]] | ||
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| Status | Development |
NASA's Space Shuttle, officially called the Space Transportation System (STS), is the spacecraft currently used by the United States government for its human spaceflight missions.
Space Shuttle Enterprise is on display at the National Air and Space Museum.
Development status/Issues/Todo
Outside:
- The 3D model is under development and in pre-alpha state.
See http://gitorious.org/space-shuttle
Cockpit:
- 3d cockpit is not available
General:
- No HUD available
- Because the shuttle is a glider without engines after re-entry, the initial starting position should be somewhere at an altitude of over 80000 feet