Social networks like ‘Facebook’ are gaining popularity by the day. Already 200 million people (!) use Facebook nowadays. Yes, I myself am on it too, daily ! And ‘Twitter’ is another popular way to ‘waste one’s time’ on the internet and mobile phones. simFlight.com is on Twitter (see bottom right…
Alex of SSM2007 reports “….. With the occasion of the Anniversary of the first Space Shuttle Mission STS-1 launch on April 12, 1981, Exciting Simulations is proud to release today a new free Service Pack for the Space Shuttle Mission 2007 simulator. The free Service Pack adds crosswinds during landing,…
Exciting Simulations reports that”….. it has released an updated set of manuals for the Space Shuttle Mission 2007 simulator. The Quick Start and Commander’s Reference Manual reflect the latest additions and changes for the Approach, TAEM and landing procedures, key command additions, a whole new chapter explaining the Deorbit Trajectory…
Exciting Simulations reports they have “…… released a new Service/Mission Pack for the Space Shuttle Mission 2007 simulator. The download includes a new mission — STS-47 – which is the first Spacelab mission for SSM2007. This add-on reveals a new feature of SSM2007 — the possibility to roam in Zero-G…
Exciting Simulations and NASASpaceFlight are “….. happy to announce that starting December 1st 2008, and until December 31st 2008 Space Shuttle Mission 2007 licensees and NSF L2 members will enjoy a 10% cross-discount on the SSM2007 licenses and a 6 or 12 month Level2 NSF subscriptions…..”.
Exciting Simulations reports that they “….. will be presenting the unique Space Shuttle Mission 2007 simulator at the prestigious Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference ( I/ITSEC 2008) show in Orlando, FL, at the “One NASA” booth (#3145). Everybody is invited….”. Oh, and there’s a free demo at their web…
Exciting Simulations “…… has released today a new Service/Mission Pack for the Space Shuttle Mission 2007 simulator. The download includes several changes, fixes and adds new special effects, and of course, a new mission — STS-51A…..”.
The SSM2007 team have released their latest patch, incorporating the STS-51A mission. For more details, click on “Read Full Story”, below.
From the makers of Space Shuttle Mission 2007 we hear that they have “…… published a new Service Pack which includes: a new mission — STS-98, new SPEC 96 GPC SM mode for RMS LIM management, Virtual Cockpit enhancements, performance tuning and djustments across all missions….”.
In a press release sent to us by the SSM2007 Team, they wrote the following: A group of SSM2007 gurus have created an independent Wiki with tons of useful information which helps in completing SSM2007 missions successfully. The Wiki contains explanations and videos about various procedures such as RMS operations,…