Open Source Gemini Simulator

A project in Worcester, MA by Richard Eberheim
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Designing and making a full scale Open Source Gemini spacecraft simulator for Kerbal Space Program
Backers: 28
Average Pledge Per Backer: $60

Funded: $1,685 of $1,675
Dates: Jul 18th -> Aug 17th (30 days)
Project By: Richard Eberheim
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Latest News

We have liftoff!

August 17th - via: kickstarter.com
With less than 45 minutes remaining, we have successfully raised the funding!   Thanks to everyone who contributed!  We have done it!  Now the hard work begins, actually building and programming the capsule!  (Read More)

48 Hours to Go!

August 15th - via: kickstarter.com
Only 48 hours remain to make the Open Source Gemini Simulator happen!  Thanks to all of the current backers for their support, please continue to share the project as much as possible to raise support!  (Read More)

Into the Final Stretch: 5 Days Left!

August 11th - via: kickstarter.com
Things are rapidly coming to a close with the project, and we finally passed the 50% mark! I also want to unveil another exciting update on the project, the full control configuration of the capsule.  The link below goes to my blog post where you... (Read More)

Less than 10 days left!

August 9th - via: kickstarter.com
Well, here we go, onto the final stretch.  Less than 10 days left on the Kickstarter project and over $500 raised.  Keep sharing over social media and to anyone that might be interested in making this happen! It's time to see this project through... (Read More)

Halfway Update and New CAD Models

August 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
Boy, time sure does fly!  The first half of the Kickstarter is already over!  Although the funding is lagging behind at just under 20%, there is still plenty of time to share and drum up interest in the project and obtain the funding. I also want... (Read More)

Project Update: Navballs

July 26th - via: kickstarter.com
Most of the design for the Navballs is complete!  All of the mechanics are in place, all that is left is to finish off the framing for it.  The navball has two sets of flight director needles and uses 3 NEMA 8 stepper motors for controlling the... (Read More)

Kickstarter Day 2 Update

July 20th - via: kickstarter.com
Happy 48th Anniversary of the Moon Landing! It was today in 1969 that Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed the Apollo 11 Lunar module, named Eagle, in the Sea of Tranquility on the surface of the moon. Along with Armstrong's first steps on the moon,... (Read More)

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