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Stahlstern

Stahlstern is the first jet-thruster rocket intended for reaching other planets. It was built at Golden Starfront, far in the south-west of Frangfurd, and succeeded in going to the Moon and to Mars.

Stahlstern on its first launch
Stahlstern on its first launch

Stahlstern beyond the atmosphere
Stahlstern beyond the atmosphere

History

PLACEHOLDER: the dates of the first launch, the Moon flight and the Mars flight

A flaw in the construction of the chassis threw anyone not buckled into their seat out of the rocket during descent. On the Moon flight, the pilot Miki Himmelfahrt was thrown out while descending onto the Moon, propelled into space and never seen again. The rocket returned with the other pilot, Robert Landed.

The Mars flight returned its whole crew. During the descent to Earth, Maria Himmelfahrt was thrown out of the rocket and survived with major injuries.

Relationships

Leonardo BlacksteinAssociated withBlamed for both of its accidents.
Maria HimmelfahrtAssociated withCrew on the Mars flight.
Miki HimmelfahrtAssociated withPilot.
Robert LandedAssociated withPilot.

In the timeline

2 entries mention Stahlstern.

  1. [PLACEHOLDER]Stahlstern launches from Golden Starfront, the first jet-thruster rocket meant for other planets. It reaches the Moon, then Mars. On the descent onto the Moon, the pilot Miki Himmelfahrt is thrown out and lost in space. On the return from Mars, Maria Himmelfahrt is thrown out and badly injured.
  2. [PLACEHOLDER]Golden Starfront dismisses its head of engineering, Leonardo Blackstein, after the second Stahlstern accident.

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Connections

6 pages link directly to or from Stahlstern.

Stahlstern · VehicleStahlsternLeonardo Blackstein · CharacterLeonardo BlacksteinMaria Himmelfahrt · CharacterMaria HimmelfahrtMiki Himmelfahrt · CharacterMiki HimmelfahrtRobert Landed · CharacterRobert LandedGolden Starfront · LocationGolden StarfrontFrangfurd · LocationFrangfurd

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Notes

PLACEHOLDER: what was found

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