Current agencies and companies participating in the roleplay.
Most companies haven't disclosed if they are government or private so please tell me if you are a government or private agency.
| Name | Owner | Type | Prestige (cosmetic) | Status |
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You must do flybys before orbits, and orbits before landings. Unless its phobos/deimos or captured asteroid. though there are exceptions
If you already did a full flyby, orbit, and landing of a planet of the same tier as the one you're traveling to you can skip to a landing.
Tiers: Moon: tier 1, Mars + Venus: tier 2, Jupiter + Saturn: Tier 3, mercury: tier 4, uranus and neptune: tier 5, all other outer planets: tier 6
You need LES for crewed flights.
To upgrade comms you need to send a commms satellite there
No unrealistic rocket proportions (for example large fairings, and rockets that shouldn't fly)
You can't do crewed orbits or further until you do a crewed suborbital launch.
You can't randomly launch rockets to pluto if you haven't even gone interplanetary, far interplanetary, or even just going to orbit
BP editing is allowed just don't BP edit abuse. You can use heat on for creative use in the bp editing files but only for stuff that needs clipped engines like custom LES's.
Collaboration is allowed!
Please include a few screenshots of your launches or we can't verify it happened
Most of the time you have to do unmanned events before manned events like going to the moon you have to do it unmanned first and fully finish the unmanned version
You can launch a lot/day
Every launch must have a clear purpose (testing, research, mission goals, or progression). Purely random or empty launches are not allowed.
Please follow the tech tree
Missions must scale realistically. Small progression steps are required (for example: LEO → HEO → lunar orbit → landing).
Mission feasibility matters. Overly far-fetched missions may be ruled as failures, while realistic step-up missions are more likely to succeed.
Rejected launches aren't strikes but ssdcat or roshan can give strikes if it seems widly out of the rules. and if you get 3 strikes your kicked
Prestige is a cosmetic score to measure how much novel things your program has done.
You get 2 prestige for first manned events.
You get 1 prestige for first unmanned events.
You get 0.25 prestige for first uncontrollable unmanned events (though if a unmanned probe already did what your uncontrollable craft reached then it dosen't count)
If you land on a celestial body after completing the required progression (orbit → flyby → landing), you may claim up to 50% ownership of that body. For captured asteroids, Phobos, and Deimos, a direct landing is sufficient. Claim percentage scales with base size and permanence. Trading of territorial claims is allowed. If an agency controls more than 80% of a moon or planet (excluding Phobos, Deimos, and captured asteroids), they may temporarily launch from that body by changing the Space Center settings file. After the launch, the Space Center must be reverted back to Earth. You must also rebuild infrastructure so at first you only have suborbital tech on that, etc.
Normal comms: Up to HEO
Lunar grade comms: Earth's entire SOI
Interplanetary: Ceres to venus
Maxed out: Jupiter to mercury
Why isn't there higher levels? You can have ground antennas to amplify them.