@Graingy the chances of a kraken attack are low but never 0

@Pakdaaircraftindustries well you could just get out and push as Boeing said. As long as you can find a stable orbit then you have all the time in the world.

@Graingy no engine or fuel

@Pakdaaircraftindustries To be clear, it has no fuel?

@Graingy so I think you deserve more context it was all a planed test to do something like a impactor on the mun , I knew that if it went bad this could happen that is why I asked, the mission was : carrying a crewed main ship along the impactor , but the ship hit the moon instead of the impactor and since it got a gravitational assist it went out flying

@Pakdaaircraftindustries but right now he's cooked

@Boeing727200F I will try and do that , I will tell you how it goes, or if I can at least get him to the space station

@Pakdaaircraftindustries if your able to keep jebs orbit stable enough around the sun, you can buy enough time to assemble another rocket to retrieve him.

@Boeing727200F or a SSTO but it's on LKO right now

@Boeing727200F I don't think so , I have a space station orbiting minmus but i don't think it's near a transfer window

@Pakdaaircraftindustries oh so this is kerbal space program stuff
do you have another rocket or a spacecraft that can possibly save jeb?
or you can just use jeb's spacesuit's thrusters to possibily realign the ship to arrive to earth.

@Graingy MY POOR JEB IS THERE BRO HE IS GOING TO THE SUN! I DIDN'T PUT A PROBE THERE BECAUSE I DIDN'T RESEARCH THAT YET!

@Graingy I was playing KSP and the plan was to pass really close to the mun to release a impactor, but it passed way too close...

@Graingy it's was hypothetical until now

@Pakdaaircraftindustries I thought you said this didn't happen, hm?
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@Graingy it technically scratched the surface with the auxiliary control modules and the solar panels it didn't crash directly into the moon

@Graingy well my man is still inside the ship alive , without solar panel or any ways to turn around and heading into a trajectory outside of the earth sphere of influence!

@Pakdaaircraftindustries That's no my point. My point is that at those velocities when two things hit each other it tends to go badly.

@Graingy it wasn't a APSDFS thing it was carrying someone

Seeing as a low lunar orbit is around 1600m/s, I think that's the least of your problems. That's APFSDS-level speeds; those things don't keep acting like regular solids when they hit something.

@Boeing727200F I'm worried should we send sum thing? Because it was supposed to land on the moon and it's orbiting the sun now bro

@Boeing727200F man bro is not escaping the sun

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