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'''Aerobrake''' is an [[MFD]] for [[Orbiter]] that calculates the flight path of a space ship inside a [[planet]]'s [[atmosphere]]. It can be used for [[Aerobraking|aerobraking]]/aerocapture maneuvers, [[Skip reentry|skip reentry]], [[Ballistic reentry|ballistic reentry]] and many other aerodynamic maneuvers. | '''Aerobrake''' is an [[MFD]] for [[Orbiter]] that calculates the flight path of a space ship inside a [[planet]]'s [[atmosphere]]. It can be used for [[Aerobraking|aerobraking]]/aerocapture maneuvers, [[Skip reentry|skip reentry]], [[Ballistic reentry|ballistic reentry]] and many other aerodynamic maneuvers. | ||
Revision as of 11:54, 23 May 2009
Aerobrake is an MFD for Orbiter that calculates the flight path of a space ship inside a planet's atmosphere. It can be used for aerobraking/aerocapture maneuvers, skip reentry, ballistic reentry and many other aerodynamic maneuvers.
The MFD was started by Jarmo Nikkanen and was part of Interplanetary MFD. Then Jarmo detached it from the big MFD and release the source code to the community. Gregorio Piccoli taken that code to complete and extend this interesting MFD.
Available at Orbithangar