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Check out the screen shots! Simulate Sub-orbital and Orbital missions with three levels of difficulty! Create your own custom simulations with the included Mission Profiler Utility. |
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Explore the full color cockpit! Balloon Help identifies every single control and instrument. Just point and learn! Experience realistic sounds effects from the click of a switch to the roar of the mighty Atlas booster! Consult the same checklists and flight plans used in the Mercury program! This documentation is always available online as you fly. |
 Experience the historic first missions! |
 Realistic from liftoff to splashdown! |
Verify telemetry readings and receive
mission updates from digitized "Cap Coms" transmitting from ground stations
as you circle the globe at 17,500 miles an hour. As an option, the Cap
Com can warn you of potentially dangerous situations or malfunctioning
systems!
Full color window views feature animated views of abort, escape tower jettison, reentry, parachute deployment and landing. Look out the window as reentry turns it into a wall of flame! Perform the same in-flight experiments and tests the Mercury Astronauts conducted including: blood pressure readings, beacon tracking, attitude control evaluation, and drift recovery. |
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Keep tabs on the progress and rating of each Astronaut in the Mercury program with the Astronaut Roster. A-OK! keep's track of each astronaut's space flight experience and proficiency rating. You can even fly "Ham," the first American primate in space! Save or print the flight report generated at the end of each mission: a highly detailed and personalized evaluation of the astronaut and spacecraft's performance. The report indicates when the astronaut performs or fails to perform a critical manual function in response to an emergency. |
 The ultimate "in the cockpit" experience! |
| Prepare for every aspect of your
historical Mercury mission with the exhaustive Flight
Operations Manual (in Adobe Acrobat format and available
for download, free!) that includes engineering drawings, checklists
and flight plans from the original NASA documents!
Almost 140 operational switches, gauges, and indicators, controlling dozens of critical and unstable systems; the ultimate challenge! |
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