> > In any case, they are the first, relatively happy, inhabitants of the large crater
> on
> > the leading surface of Mun, which they have tentatively named Dredton.
>
>
> Grats on the establishment of the Munbase
>
> My result turned out pretty similar, though the ship didn't break up on impact; it
> just tipped over. The last 100m of descent was very tricky, managed to kill my
> lateral momentum but didn't have enough time to re-align before the ground zoomed up
> on me. I had forgotten to equip the lander with RCS - it could have been useful here.
> The landing site is the other big crater, about 65 degrees from where you landed.
>
> To mount a rescue, it looks as if some sort of shover robot may be in order.
You could try dragging the non-landing-gear decoupler into stage 0 (you can do this on the fly) and dumping the legs and side tanks. Maybe you could get off the ground without breaking up and/or exploding. Maybe.
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