The Primitive Orbital Station is a Kerbal parody of the historical Soviet Almaz and Salyut space station programs. Shown here is a "Cislunar" orbital complex acting as mothership for 2 mini landers and a micro shuttle supporting the Lunar (KSP: Munar) exploration program. 

The P.O.S. is constructed with parts from Level 1 Research Complex with modules launched using medium lift rockets under 140 tons (i.e., I am too cheap to upgrade the Research Facility with 902,000 funds in a KSP Career game). 

This station is built around a standard Habitation Module with two LK-0 mini-landers and one X-1A Micro Shuttle attached to facilitate orbital rescue or crew recovery during cislunar (KSP: cismunar) operations. Propulsion for the translunar (KSP: transmunar) injection phase of the mission is provided by the POS-2 Propulsion Module which is discarded on a collision course with the Moon (KSP: Mun). 

Note: The acronym for this space station is a pun on this being a very small and quite crappy orbital station!

KSP: Primitive Orbital Station Complex

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Meet Ava: this is the 4,000 year old skull of a Bronze Age woman. 
Ava was buried in a Bronze Age rock-cut stone lined pit in the early Bronze Age. Her burial was discovered in 1987 during road improvement works and  was excavated by archaeologists from the Highland Council. 30 years later a research project has been set up to discover more about her life, and her subsequent death. For more information visit the Achavanich Beaker Burial Project https://achavanichbeakerburial.wordpress.com/

Ava's Skull

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This stone slab lies 3m to the NE of the kerb cairn on the Monzie estate. It measures 2.5m in length by 1.5m in breadth. The upper face has about 60 cups, each with up to 4 rings. The largest ring measures 400mm in diameter and the cups are up to 40mm deep. Two cups have radial grooves and one dumbell was also noted.

Visited in Febuary 2022. 

Check it out with matcap. It looks amazing.

Monzie, Crieff, Perthshire

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In the 1970s and 80s, Kai Tak had become famous for its Checkerboard Approach, a daring landing path that required pilots to aim straight at a giant red-and-white checkerboard painted on a hillside, then make a sharp right turn just seconds before touchdown.

Despite its challenges, Kai Tak was beloved. It was a gateway to the city’s neon lights, bustling markets, and endless energy. For many travelers, the moment the wheels hit the runway—water spraying from the harbor on both sides—was the moment they truly arrived in Hong Kong.

On July 6, 1998, Kai Tak’s final flight lifted into the night sky, its runway lights dimming for the last time. The airport closed, but its spirit never faded. Today, Kai Tak lives on in memories, photographs, and models like yours—reminders of an era when flying into Hong Kong felt like an adventure written in the sky.

Kai Tak Airport

Grote kruik van lichtgeel geglazuurd aardewerk met donkerbruine vlekken op een standring met vertikaal  van boven geknepen oor, waardoor een snel verlopende groef op het oor ontstaan is. Hoogte: 29,6 cm, breedte: 23,6 cm.  A1943-VII9. In 1943  in de noordoostpolder bij het huidige Bant gevonden en waarschijnlijk afkomstig van  wrak NM10. De ondergangsdatum van dit 'smalle en vrij lange wrak wordt gesteld op ca. 1800-1825 op basis van gedane vondsten. Daaronder bevinden zich een koperen tabaksdoos met het wapen van Leiden en de koperen trekkerbeugel van een vuurwapen.

Jug | schenkkan

Een schenkkan van roodbakkend aardewerk op een standring en met een vertikaal geplaatst oor. De kan is met witte engobe bedekt, waarover heen donkerbruine vlekken zijn aangebracht. Hoogte: 27,8 cm. Afkomstig van een scheepswrak van een vrachtschip dat in1968 langs de Eendenweg, nabij het huidige Lelystad, is aangetroffen. Het praamachtig vaartuig had een lengte van 20 m, een breedte van 3,5 m en een holte van 1,9 m. De ondergang kan op basis van de samenstelling van de inventaris worden gedateerd na 1783. Voor meer info zie [MaSS](https://mass.cultureelerfgoed.nl/oe14)
A red-baked earthenware jug on a stand ring with a vertically placed handle. The jug is covered with white engobe, over which dark brown spots have been applied. Found in a shipwreck that sank after 1783. OE14-14

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Jug | Schenkkan

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