KSP 2: Zero Tech to EELOO! - Exploration Mode FIRST Launch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2024
- With the new Kerbal Space Program 2 "For Science!" update, many have speculated what the upper limit is of the first tier of the Tech Tree, and so I decided to find out by attempting to reach Eeloo, the furthest destination in KSP 2, and land there, before returning Jebediah Kerman home safely. Many trials, tribulations, and gravity assists were required, so I hope you enjoy!
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Check out the companion music video for this mission!
• KSP 2: No Tech to Eeloo
My PC specs:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-Core Processor
64 GB RAM
3840 x 2160, 144Hz
The song used in the intro is by the awesome Approaching Nirvana!
Check them out:
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The song used was "A New Tide", and you can stream it on Spotify:
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro, Build & Prep
01:40 Journey to LKO
03:41 Voyage to Eeloo
20:12 Eeloo!
25:44 Voyage to Kerbin
#KSP2 #kerbalspaceprogram #kerbalspaceprogram2 - เกม
Enjoy! If you want to watch the much shorter music video version of this video (un-monetised) then check it out here :)
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Nice.
Ello
If you want to put out the planet coaster videos, a lot of folks have alternate channels...would that be an option for you? "Matt Lowne Coasting?"
un-MUNetised you say ?
Hey, Matt. This isn't your own arbitrary thing, if you think about it you were challenged by the devs and you've always liked to go above and beyond.
Remember! Whenever you make a gravity assist around Jool, you are in fact passing gas. Until we meet again!
Love it!
@@bsblleon01😂
😂😂😂😂
Any time you have atmosphere in a rocket outside of the atmosphere, you are crop-dusting.
Man i love dad jokes
Now all Matt has to do is get to the mun with maximum tier parts only.
*Big brain uno reverse card move* detected
yes!! build the absolute most overkill mun rocket ever 50,000 delta V 🤣
Only engine in tier four are the rapier engines, so it would be SSTO time (with mk3 plane parts cause mk2 is earlier in the tech tree
That would produce some of the most absurd problems imaginable, stuff like "I have a nuclear reactor but no batteries to store the power in!" (I don't know how the KSP2 tech tree works, I only have KSP1 so sorry if that's not actually a real issue there)
@@orionbarnes1733 t4 got 5m methalox and hydrogen tanks, a big spherical hydrogen tank, 5m drone core and battery, 3.75m RTG, big landing legs, 5m heat shield and inflatable heat shield, 5m adapter, empty tube and nose cone, 5m trusses and adapters, big wheels and a big rover cabin, 5m cargo bays, engine plate and fairing, 5m couplers and a big radial decoupler, 5m and 3.75m docking ports, rapier and the biggest wings etc, and all mk3 plane parts (except the cockpit).
It would be really impressive to get interstellar with zero tech
Probably not even possible in reasonable time frames, but its ksp you can always force your kerbals to sit in the same small command pod for 16300 years
That would be a feat of engineering. It would probably take millions of years, and billions of taxpayer dollars.
@@trystanbarnett2477Oh yeah that's true, it's going to be about how long it takes when ur going interstellar, not just purely whether you get there
It’s possible, if you get a gravity assist off tylo and jool. Using tylos gravity to accelerate as well as jools. It’ll shoot you out at escape velocity for kerbol. So if you go via a Eve-Kerbin gravity assist to get to Jool and then the Tylo-Jool for Kerbol escape you can get interstellar for minimal delta-v usage. I’d also suggest getting the Jool encounter after your apoapsis so that way you’re gaining velocity from ‘falling’ to your periapsis, it’s not a massive gain relatively but it’s more likely to boost you to interstellar speeds than if you encountered Jool closer to your apoapsis. Also if you time it right you can gravity assist off the mun to get down to Eve I’m pretty sure.
500.000 years later maybe 😂 😂
I feel like any orange rocket looks like an SLS to matt...
Delta IV Heavy? Actually just an SLS with XL side boosters
@@MattLowne Well I’m pretty sure they share an upper stage and that counts as well
@@MattLownethe space shuttle is literally just an SLS with a dreamliner on the side.
To those who don't know, it uses the same first stage engines and similarish solid rocket boosters
@@MattLowne r/technicallythetruth
Been noticing that too...
I love how when matt named his new cat, the first thing that came to his mind is 'whiskey' 😂
The whiskey bowl he will drink from
@@redscopio3027He will be a guest host on the whiskey rating show (can't remember what he called it)
Nasa : We have to go to the Mun first then we can progress. We don't have enough resources.
Matt : Hold my beer **proceeds to build a huge rocket to fly to eeloo without any tech**
"hold my whiskey"
Matt: *packs one Kerbal into a tiny capsule with limited resources and total weightlessness for 40+ years in space*
NASA: *cheems*
@@imitt12 it's 89 years and 69 days (no joke)
Watching in fascinated horror as Matt’s 88 year mission gets him further through the tech tree than I am in my Exploration Mode save, which is about to embark to Duna.
I can imagine Matt drawing blood, but with a twist. Instead of going for the arm, he tells the patient that he is doing the expert mode today. That entails going into an ankle draw by way of the ear canal. With "gravity assists" at the aorta, kidney. Gallbladder back up to the heart allowing him to get down to the pinky tow. Then it's just a few small gravity assists to the inner ankle vein.
what would have been fun, is while Jeb was enroute to Eeloo, the engineers continued to develop the tech and create a faster and more efficient vessel to Eeloo, and when Jeb touched down, his grandchild would have been here, waiting for him and saying "you're late, Gramps!"
I feel like this is a part of KSP2 (and KSP1 for that matter) that doesn't get 'gamified' enough. Planning out missions to happen in between other concurrent missions. In the 90 years it took Jeb to make this trip the space service absolutely could have done other missions while waiting for Jeb to reach the next manuever node.
"an astronaut Is never late nor is he early my grandchild he arrive precisely when he means to"
-jeb
Multiplayer
What I have learned when it comes to gravity assists is if you pass "behind" an object relative to the direction it's orbiting it'll speed you up. If you pass "in front" relative to the direction it's orbiting it'll slow you down.
That's basically all you need to know for KSP purposes.
Effectively, the object is pulling you faster when you pass behind, and pulling you slower when you pass in front of it.
Now you just have to figure out which way is the front and which way is the back
@@Dale.Woodall I did try to make that clear by referring to the direction it moves on its orbit.
it's an elastic colision
KSC: Don't worry Jeb, this is our first mission, the bar is low so you can get used to flying. No need for any... "Jeb" incidents.
Jeb: Hold my boosters...
the skip orbit button also makes orbital rendevous easier thats a real oversight by the devs
Makes what Matt did here even more epic
tbh I'm not sure it was unintentional, after the "wobbly rockets" fiasco. They seem to be designing the game to be as unenjoyable as possible and only changing it when they get massive backlash.
... or in other words, standard operating procedure for large studios nowadays.
why would they do that though? it's not like they sell you a 5$ DLC for "skip orbit button, +10fps and Farings that occlude their content from heating" @@vicroc4
@@vicroc4quit being such a pessimistic asshole
Or it's just... not in the game yet?
Matt Lowne, the only person getting to the farthest planet in the game, using only the equivalent parts of basically a model rocket
I remember watching a Scott Manley video, back in an early version of ksp 1, and if i remember correctly squad put a challenge out to him about unlocking the entire tech tree on the first flight before they tweaked it so it wasn't so easy. My point being it seems the crown has passed on to you as being the best and most capable player for ksp 2, as far as reputation from the devs goes
I dont know, IMO that title goes to Stratzenblitz
@@thegreatchipman who is that? This happened around the time ksp was in alpha or beta release
@@glenns7252 guy did some ridiculous project, like eeloo on srbs, and bridging the Dres canyon
Nowadays, there's a lot of "best" Kerbal players, but some of the top names are going to be Stratzenblits75, Bradley Whistance, and Lt. Duckweed
Make the exploration series the ‘intended’ way, to be a successor to your lowne aerospace turtorial series on ksp 1
Please... I have the brain of a mollusk and need all the explanations ;)
You are basically correct on gravity assists. The other thing that goes overlooked is the fact that redirecting your kinetic energy by changing your flight path angle can make it _appear_ that you have gained or lost a ton of energy. Flying by a distant attractor obviously changes your direction, so a well-executed gravity assist will send you flying in the right direction with a little bit more or less energy stolen from or donated to the parent body.
The good thing about KSP2's tech tree is that it is completely overpowered on the first node, since unlike in KSP1, you have access to a decent liquid fuel engine
I have an idea for a Vall base, if you're willing to listen:
-A surface mining base
-A large unfolding solar panel probe in high Vall orbit
-A reusable craft to go between them that has large battery bank, can deliver power from the solar probe, and is fueled by the ore extracted from the mining base (this keeps the base charged up)
Thanks for considering!
Wow this was a great video, Matt! I'm going to press the like button and I've also made sure that I've subscribed and I've rung the bell because I really like the content that you make and I'd love to get notified whenever you make content!
(I did the same thing lmao)
Wow this was a great video, Matt! I'm going to press the like button and I've also made sure that I've subscribed and I've rung the bell because I really like the content that you make and I'd love to get notified whenever you make content!
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In the explanation about Gravity assists there is something called N Body Physics which calculates every single things gravity effect on any object. There’s actually a mod for KSP 1 called Principia which puts this into the game and it had to change orbits because some of Jool’s moons eventually pinged out of the solar system
how did that happen? is because the jool system is too unstable with all the moons being so close?
@@kenzo_1172aye that’s it and also with Tylo having such a large gravity well too. There’s actually a good simulation of it on youtube
Matt can u ask the developers to display the delta v applied in each direction on the proposed maneuver node adjuster. Idk if that makes sense but on each directional node you would see a little number next to the symbol with the particular velocity change in that direction. This could have a feature where you could edit these values by inputting delta v changes manually with a keyboard for really fine adjustments
yeah that would be awesome. or even a way to reset the delta-v to 0 along specific axes. i wish we could just control them on the keyboard, with like ijklhn like the rcs
I love listening to Matt go COMPLETELY off subject. It's very wholesome.
Great explanation of the physics behind gravity assists! I also usually like to point out that the direction of the vessel's velocity changes, which crucially increases its angular momentum around the sun, as otherwise angular momentum is conserved throughout the entire orbit. Funnily enough, I was just solving a problem from the astronomy Olympiad on this subject, and it really requires some lengthy calculations:)
As much as I really love to learn about space and how it works, the spaghetti formulas make it really difficult.
@@FormerFofcaStudentAlt it's one of those things that's relatively easy to intuitively understand, but hard to represent in a simple mathematical way. which really sucks.
About the resource management, it would be interesting to include a difficulty slider that would let you ignore things like food and life support on the low end and include things like garbage management or Kerbals needing to rotate in and out of missions every so often on the high end.
Takes me back to the pre 1.0 days of KSP1 where people where getting to Minmus launch 1. Feels good to have the swivel back
I'd like the "a couple things at a time" approach. I usually try and cover a couple contracts per mission, the contracts group in a way that makes that make sense... That what I'd like to see. But challenge yourself to do it in as efficient a way as possible. Kinda hope future KSP will reward things like that...
they've mentioned that eventually you'll have to spend resources to build rockets, which should be a good efficiency incentive.
As an astrophysics grad student, your explanation for gravity assists is pretty good
Wow this is a great video, Matt! I'm going to press the like button, and I've also made sure that I've hit subscribe, and I rung the bell, 'cause I really like the content that you make, and I'd love to get notified when you make content!
7:12
Wow! This is a great video, Matt!
I’m going to press the like button. And I’ve also made sure that I’ve hit subscribe, and I’ve rung the bell! Because I really like the content that you make and I’d love to get notified whenever you make content.
Which, by the way guys, is every Monday for space news, every Saturday, usually, for kerbal space program 1 and 2.
Matt has 100% not paid me to say this.
Also Matt, I’ll expect my cheque in the mail
I would love to see a "as the developers intended" playthrough of KSP 2!!! I'm struggling on a few of the pieces and would love to be able to see someone who is much better at KSP 2 do it!!!
As for the playthrough series, i would recommend you matt to do both. Set days that this particular day you'll do whatever you wanna do and this particular day you'll play like us peasants
16:20 I'm a high school physics teacher and I gotta say, you explained that pretty well! Wish I would've thought of this example in my lessons about energy in the first trimester this school year
I'm hoping Jeb was just scouting where to make the prisoner colony for "Exile on Eeloo"
You should try the mission about landing 10 kerbals on Eve and come back. Only you can do it!
When Voyager 2 passed Jupiter, using a gravity assist, it slowed Jupiter's orbit down by 1-2 centimeters every several hundreds of millions of years - not sure the exact calculation, but heard it from a documentary. Crazy!
Wow, this was a great video Matt! I'm going to press the like button and I've also made sure that I've hit subscribe and I've rung the Bell because I really like the content that you make and I'd love to get notified whenever you make content which, by the way, is every Monday for Space News, every Saturday usually for Kerbal Space Program 1 and 2 but I guess for the foreseeable future it's going to be a lot of KSP 2 content because now the game is that!
It's a game with missions!
You should do a KSP 2 tutorial that goes into many of the things the training center glances over, like Docking, Rendezvous, Transfer Windows, Crew Management, etc
Performing a gravity assist involves utilizing the gravitational pull of a celestial body to boost a spacecraft's velocity. To execute it:
1. Approach the celestial body in the direction of its motion.
2. Use its gravity to increase the spacecraft's speed.
3. Exit in a direction opposite to the body's motion.
Maybe you're thinking that gravity assists are dumb but, when we get interstellar travels they will regret they words
16:00 I'm an Astrophysicist & you were 100% dead-on with your Definition of Gravity Assists. HOWEVER, I am not an Astrophysicist by any stretch. I'm a Sous Chef...
Part 2: Alpha centauri and back with zero tech!!
18:06 it will most likely become a feature, it might count towards collecting atmospheric samples at different altitudes
I really like your style of video, it's nice watching some relaxing KSP gameplay and listening to your (somewhat tangential) commentary.
SOMEWHAT?! Matt Lowne is famous for is 179° tangents! :D
One thing that would really help with missions like this is some kind of in game gravity assist planner
oh my god.
i hope they add this, or at least a modder does
gravity assists, especially when trying to chain multiple together, are extremely hard to calculate as theres so many factors that go into them, and small changes to the burn can cause massive changes after the assist. it would be great to see, but i doubt it will be added. if they do, theyd need an automated burn system aswell to ensure that the assists are accurate
Huzzah for gravity assists!
But yeah, I’d look forward to a episode where you skirt the lines so much on playing the game as intended that it just barely technically counts as a intended playthrough.
Wow this is a great video Matt, I’m going to press the like button, and I’ve also made sure that I’ve hit subscribe and I’ve rung the bell, because I really like the content that you make and I’d love to get notified whenever you make content
13:26 The only reason why people love to respond to your big long videos is because they become like a podcast and its actually quite fun to hear about your life experiences
15:24 Hippity hoppity your velocity is my property
I’d actually like a tutorial play through. I played ksp 1 a moderate amount but never when beyond the mun and relied on mods a fair bit. I’ve just got hooked on ksp2 since for science.
Although I’m excited to hear you talking about a chapter-by-chapter “Let’s Play” for KSP2, the game definitely isn’t finished yet. So be prepared to do it all again when Nate changes the missions in a future update!
It's really still an alpha, because it isn't feature-complete. yet.
My first use of the skip orbit button was to get to Minmus. I wanted to encounter it when it crossed the plane of Kerbin's orbit.
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the way you explained gravity assists makes me think that as soon as you get into a planets gravity its like you're attached to that planet and the planet is a rocket speeding you up
Thank you Matt, after the science update I started playing KSP2 and watching your videos again. The last time i had any sort of KSP interaction was when the KSP2 announcment trailer was released. I really enjoy listening to your videos. And yes, I think most people would agree that your longer videos are fun too.
while carnasa went crazy with moar boosters, you really put in the work with the gravity assists with a really elegant rocket
Mat, you mad man! My highest rated KSP video ever 🙂
I’ve seen a lot of your content, but this one was very impressive Matt lol. So far my best achievement in KSP is landing and returning from Duna. I was so proud! 🚀
Your explanation of gravity assists is great - the reason why you can take energy away like that has something to do with the fact that the body is spinning, so it gives you a push. Otherwise you'd lose all the energy gained on leaving.
This video is basically the grand tour by Reach in RSS, except it doesn't go inwards. Awesome.
The only gravity assists I've done in stock KSP is the Tylo braking one.
Edit to clarify, by spin I meant the direction of orbit around the parent body, not the rotation of the planet.
Gravity assists still work the same way with Venus (which spins backward) and the Moon (which spins very slowly).
Relative to the assisting body, your entry and exit speed is the same (just is a different direction), but that change in direction can be in the direction of the orbit, so relative to the parent body you exchange momentum with the assisting body.
the assist energy doesnt come from an objects rotation but from its orbital energy
I don’t think it’s the spinning
That little angle you put there really helped me all lot thank you so much matt!!!¡!!!!!!!! God bless you you Saint!
Matt, you are an absolute gem to watch and just as a representative of how the ksp community is as a whole. You are of course a hell of a player but you also are dependable and always there for us with another impressive launch. If Scott Manley is the father of the KSP community, you are our wonderful mother. Always there with a meal of a launch for us to consume, making sure we don't go hungry. You stood up for us when ksp 2 felt like too much of a letdown. And you just make me happy when I see your videos. Keep it up momma matt!
Great video! For someone like me who is still struggling with gravity assists in KSP1 after all this time, it was really instructive to see in detail how you are doing them, how you make your maneuver nodes and so on.
I'd say the best place to learn gravity assists is just messing around in the jool system. The smaller scale and closer moons make understanding each maneuver easier.
15:00 - love the energy from nothing discussion!
And here I am stuggling to get into Orbit around Kerbin and you do Eloo with no tech at all. I got a lot of relearning to do. well done Matt.
Someone got me KSP2 for Christmas so I’d like a let’s play that I could play along with at home.
Matt, never apologize for making long videos for us. Long videos = you rambling about stuff, which is what true content is.
Wow this is a great video Matt I will make sure to like and subscribe to support this content
This is the best video ever published to youtube solely due to the fact that it includes a british man saying, "I'm more excited, to be honest, for the colonies [...]"
Wow! This is a great video Matt! I’m gonna press the like button, and I’ve also made sure that I hit subscribe and that I’ve hit the bell, because I really like the content that you make, and I would really love to be notified whenever you make content!
Matt, I have to say...your videos are great...I like space travel and the way you do your missions is incredible...thank you for giving me incredible content to watch!
I really like the Matt’s content and I liked the video and I’m a long time subscriber.
Jokes aside, great mission and your explanation of gravity assists was pretty good!
You make great KSP videos, but I'd watch anything you make. You're narration could make anything entertaining. Great work dude.
The mod Maneuver Node Controller has been essential for me, it's basically the advanced maneuver function from KSP. I also use Flight Plan to instantly create run of the mill maneuvers like circularising or raising/lowering orbits (and it's a godsend for orbital intercepts which I hate doing manually). It takes a lot of the tedium out of the game for me and lets me focus on building rockets, doing science and completing missions.
a let’s play series where you do all the intended missions sounds really cool to me
As a new player to KSP, a lets play from someone like you would be greatly appreciated.
I could never replicate what you have done in this video.
Last time i had a gravity assist, it was unintentional, by the Mun. (The planner didn't show the encounter.)
It yeeted me out of the entire solar system. Naturally, with no fuel remaining.
Loving your work! And now I'm off to catch up on your planet coaster series'!
If you draw a line from Jebediah to the Sun to Eeloo, the time angle that line makes at the Sun should be seven centuries.
Poor Jeb.
At 7:18 I looked and realized that somehow I’m not even subscribed. I’ve been watching and learning from your videos for like, a year now! Crazy how that happens!
Matt you're an amazing youtuber man , i never knew that's how gravity assists work and it now makes total sense , net energy out of nothing would be impossible so smth as small as a sat stealing orbital energy to go faster wow learned smth lol thanks!
that's pretty cool
Now THIS is the content we want
11:48 it'd be fun if there was a sort of "trip planner" in the game so you could work out your orbits and gravity assists, and landing etc, and get a requirements breakdown per stage/length of trip. Then have an option to break it up into stages and moving the parts between them so that the system can calculate how much fuel you'll need for the other parts of your trip.
you could even have maneuver plans be "stages" in the trip planner!
another fun idea would be a more detailed stage designer where you can insert specific actions. kinda like turning every stage into an action group.
This was super impressive to watch, nice one!
Matt flying to Eeloo on the first Science Node.
Meanwhile me - getting stuck in low kerbin Orbit with half of the first tier in the first Orbit circle misson
The best way of understanding gravity assists is to play universe sandbox, where doing a gravity assist actually slows down the celestial body you are assisting off of and it becomes visually apparent what's happening.
If an object with the perfect mass, vector and velocity were to gravity assist off the Earth, It could reduce our orbital velocity to fall directly into the sun.
7:15
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I actually learned about your Kerbal from your coasters.I really liked your coaster videos! 👍
Wow this is a great video Matt im gonna press the like button and ive made sure that ive hit subscribe and hit the bell to make sure im being notified for space news on Mondays and KSP 1/2 on Saturdays
“I… don’t know how to segue out of that joke. And I think calling it a joke is a bit of a stretch.” 😂😂 what a save dude. Turned it into a 10
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Wow this is a great video Matt
I've just finished watching most of Matt's KSP 2 videos within a few days, and I'm very thrilled to see major bug occurrences have lessened quite a bit. The dev team is doing great work and I'm very hopeful for the future of KSP 2.
It's great having people like Matt making unbelievable accomplishments like in this video. For science!
Love the KSP2 vids with classic ML missions, including this one. Keep it up. Cats are adorable.
WOW this was a great video Matt I'm going to press the like button and I've also made sure that I've hit subscribe and I've rung the Bell because I really like the content that you make and I'd love to get notified whenever you make content.
Love the long videos! Keep it up
Honestly for an exploration mode playthrough I think it'd be great to do a "roleplay" so to speak. Budget stuff out behind the scenes and try to build up your space program in a way that feels natural. First launch make it to a sub-orbital trajectory, then make a full orbit, send out some probes to the mun and minmus and send some probes to the other planets around Kerbol. Maybe even make it a more genuine tutorial? Like using episode one (sub-orbital and orbital rocket) to explain the basics like distributing weight, and how ascent profiles work. KSP 2 doesn't have a whole lot of teaching based content for it yet. And I think everyone would appreciate seeing it start to grow like it did for KSP 1.
Wow Matt, what a great video. I’m already subscribed but I sure will hit that like button. 😀
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subscribe and I've rung the bell because I really like the content that you make and I'd love to get notified whenever
you make content which, by the way guys is every Monday for space news every Saturday usually for Kerbal Space 1 and 2 but I guess for the foreseeable future it's going to be a lot of KSP 2 content...
Congrats on not sending your kerbals up into orbit before you sync up the transfer window.
No movie-marathon for Jeb this time around
The best part about magnetic boots is that two kerbals can stand on each other's footsoles. This, unsurprisingly, completely breaks physics.
Wow, this is a great video Matt, im gonna press the like button and i've also made sure that i've hit subscribe, and i've rung the bell because i really like the content that you make and i'd really like the get notified whenever you make content, which uuuh, by the way guys is every monday for space news, every saturday usually for Kerbal Space Program 1 and 2, but i guess for the forseeable future it's gonna be a lot of KSP 2 content because now the game, is that! It's a game! With missions!