MorpheusPrince
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- May 3, 2006
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I am making an executable program that contains all the most popular mods on this site and make it in one download able file. So far I have 30 different mods. This of course will be a beta version since there will be some issues to work out. Once you download it, just double click, hit install and thats it. I'll take the hassle of installing mods and the problems of installing multiple mods. I am still adding new mods to the file so when it will be done is really unknown, sorry.
Any one who would like me to put their favorit mod in to the project please send me the mod at MorpheusPrince22@hotmail.com . Your name will be placed in the credits for helping to organizes the project. The makers of the mod will be recognized for contributing to the project with special credits.
When you e-mail me the mod please contain this:
1. Your Name
2. Tell me if you made the mod or just want to contribute to the project
3. Where you are from, and age.
So far I have 54 new units with 34 new buildings, 94 new tecks , all new music , 23 new graphics and new terain. One of my friends is trying to also make a mod that has weather patterens like snow, rain and wind. His mod won't be done for a while thoe . I also know another group of people that is trying to make a mod that you can build a spaceship and colonize another planet, and you can switch back and fourth from the two worlds, with a just a click of a botton. The other world is goning to be like the mars or something, which I was told. Don't be shy to send me your own units, buildings or anything that you thing should be added. Send them to MorpheusPrince22@hotmail.com
Space Projects that are in the mod so far:
Luna (space program), series of spacecraft launched toward the moon in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. The name Luna to a variety of automated lunar probes. Early Luna probes were simple, in part because they were rushed into service to win quick victories in the Cold War space race with the United States. Later Luna robots surpassed the capabilities of the unpiloted moon probes developed by the United States. Like U.S. Ranger, Surveyor, and Lunar Orbiter spacecraft, the Lunas scouted the moon in preparation for planned visits by humans. The Soviet piloted moon program suffered technical setbacks, however, and was eventually cancelled. See also Space Exploration.
Mars (space program), series of spacecraft launched toward the planet Mars in the 1960s and 1970s. The Mars program spacecraft included fly-by spacecraft, orbiters, and landers. The USSR hoped to use human fascination with Mars to win highly visible victories in the Cold War space race with the United States. Soviet engineers tried for the first close-up photographs of Mars and the first non-crash landing on Mars; although the Mars spacecraft failed to meet these goals, they did manage the first Mars flyby, the first Martian orbit, and the first Mars surface impact.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), agency of the United States government responsible for developing space exploration and research initiatives, as well as coordinating various communications-related projects. NASA also administers the space shuttle program and a variety of other endeavors, which include improving the performance of airplanes and rockets (aeronautics), conducting scientific experiments in space, improving data-tracking technology, increasing international alliances for space activities, and establishing partnerships between private companies and government agencies in the aeronautics industry.
Phobos (space program), two space probes that the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) launched in 1988 toward Phobos, the innermost moon of the planet Mars. They launched both Phobos 1 and Phobos 2 in July 1988. The probes were designed to study the sun and Mars as they traveled to Phobos, where they would each deposit a small lander. Phobos 1 failed soon after leaving Earth orbit. Phobos 2 successfully studied the sun and Mars, but failed as it neared Phobos. The Phobos program took place as the Cold War space race between the United States and the USSR began shifting toward cooperation in the post-Cold War era. Western European governments took part, and individual U.S. researchers worked with European and Soviet engineers and scientists.
Vega (space program), two robot spacecraft launched in 1984 toward the planet Venus and Halley’s Comet. The twin Vega spacecraft were each designed to fly past Venus and drop off a lander and a balloon, then fly past Halley's Comet during the comet’s passage through the inner solar system. Vega was an international effort—the spacecraft carried instruments from the USSR, Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, the former East and West Germany, France, Poland, the former Czechoslovakia, and the United States. The Vega probes were the first of a fleet of Halley’s Comet probes, including Giotto from the European Space Agency, Suisei and Sakigake from Japan, and International Comet Explorer (ICE) from the United States.
Venera (space program), series of spacecraft launched toward the planet Venus from the 1960s to the 1980s. Venus is the planet nearest Earth, but dense clouds hide its surface. Before space flight, Venus was a mystery to space scientists, so the most important objective of the Venera program was to peer beneath the clouds of Venus. The Cold War space race between the United States and the Soviet Union also shaped the Venera program. In the 1960s and 1970s, Venera gave the USSR significant firsts—the first probe to orbit Venus, the first spacecraft to land successfully on another planet, and the first photograph from another planetary surface. Before the Venera program ended in 1984, however, the United States launched successful missions toward all of the planets save Pluto. These missions overshadowed the achievements of the Venera space program.
Skylab, first American space station. In 1973 the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched the 100-ton Skylab module into orbit around the earth from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Each of the three crews of Skylab astronauts was launched separately in an Apollo command and service module (CSM), and they stayed in Skylab for periods of 28, 59, and 84 days, respectively. The Skylab astronauts proved that it was feasible for humans to live and work in a weightless environment for extended stays without suffering ill effects. Astronauts also made key repairs to Skylab in space, paving the way for future repairs of satellites from the space shuttle. In addition, the Skylab astronauts successfully completed experiments on solar physics, earth observations, and crystal growth in zero gravity.
Hubble Space Telescope (HST), first general-purpose orbiting observatory. Named after American astronomer Edwin P. Hubble, the Hubble Space Telescope was launched on April 24, 1990. The HST makes observations in the visible, infrared, and ultraviolet regions of the electromagnetic spectrum (see Electromagnetic Radiation). The primary mirror of the HST has a diameter of 94.5 in (240 cm), and the optics of the telescope are designed so that, theoretically, when making a visible-light observation, the telescope can resolve astronomical objects that are at an angular distance of 0.05 arcsecond apart (see Angle). In comparison, traditional large ground-based telescopes, under very good sky conditions, have an image resolution of about 0.5 arcsecond. Originally, the HST was equipped with five detectors: the Wide-Field Planetary Camera, the Faint Object Camera, the Faint Object Spectrograph, the High-Resolution Spectrograph, and the High Speed Photometer (see Spectroscopy). It also has three fine guidance sensors that can be used for precision astronomy measurements such as determining the distances of stars from Earth.After the HST was launched, scientists discovered that its primary mirror had a systematic aberration, the result of a manufacturing error. A service mission was carried out in December 1993 using the space shuttle Endeavour. A corrective optical device, called the Corrective Optics Space Telescope Axial Replacement (COSTAR), was inserted in the slot for the High Speed Photometer, which had to be removed to make room for COSTAR. The Wide-Field Planetary Camera, which had a different optical path from the other four instruments, was replaced with a second camera, which has a built-in correction for the aberration in the primary mirror. The service mission, which involved numerous intricate procedures, was successful.
I hope you like the model of the space station.
I have here one little animations of space a project which is in the mod..
http://www.geocities.com/morpheusprince22/t627508a.wmv
This was made in just a half an hour so please be easy on the comments.
please note that all of the files on here are converted so you could sample it. I usually convert the file to something common which everyone has..Like media player
In the project Memfist, there is much discussion on what mods are added. Me and a few other groups are planning to add space exploration and eventually making players able to colonize a new world. Players can switch between the two worlds by a click of a button. In the near future in the game around 2640, their will be a natual disaster a deciding point. The players who have reached all tecks and space projects, can leave the world and colonizes another planet. Should the game force all the players to Exodus the planet or face destruction from an asteroid or some other form of natural disaster?
So far the mod is 478.65 Mbs big and growning.And its thanks to all the support and contributation towards the game from its fans.
Any one who would like me to put their favorit mod in to the project please send me the mod at MorpheusPrince22@hotmail.com . Your name will be placed in the credits for helping to organizes the project. The makers of the mod will be recognized for contributing to the project with special credits.
When you e-mail me the mod please contain this:
1. Your Name
2. Tell me if you made the mod or just want to contribute to the project
3. Where you are from, and age.
So far I have 54 new units with 34 new buildings, 94 new tecks , all new music , 23 new graphics and new terain. One of my friends is trying to also make a mod that has weather patterens like snow, rain and wind. His mod won't be done for a while thoe . I also know another group of people that is trying to make a mod that you can build a spaceship and colonize another planet, and you can switch back and fourth from the two worlds, with a just a click of a botton. The other world is goning to be like the mars or something, which I was told. Don't be shy to send me your own units, buildings or anything that you thing should be added. Send them to MorpheusPrince22@hotmail.com
Space Projects that are in the mod so far:
Luna (space program), series of spacecraft launched toward the moon in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. The name Luna to a variety of automated lunar probes. Early Luna probes were simple, in part because they were rushed into service to win quick victories in the Cold War space race with the United States. Later Luna robots surpassed the capabilities of the unpiloted moon probes developed by the United States. Like U.S. Ranger, Surveyor, and Lunar Orbiter spacecraft, the Lunas scouted the moon in preparation for planned visits by humans. The Soviet piloted moon program suffered technical setbacks, however, and was eventually cancelled. See also Space Exploration.
Mars (space program), series of spacecraft launched toward the planet Mars in the 1960s and 1970s. The Mars program spacecraft included fly-by spacecraft, orbiters, and landers. The USSR hoped to use human fascination with Mars to win highly visible victories in the Cold War space race with the United States. Soviet engineers tried for the first close-up photographs of Mars and the first non-crash landing on Mars; although the Mars spacecraft failed to meet these goals, they did manage the first Mars flyby, the first Martian orbit, and the first Mars surface impact.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), agency of the United States government responsible for developing space exploration and research initiatives, as well as coordinating various communications-related projects. NASA also administers the space shuttle program and a variety of other endeavors, which include improving the performance of airplanes and rockets (aeronautics), conducting scientific experiments in space, improving data-tracking technology, increasing international alliances for space activities, and establishing partnerships between private companies and government agencies in the aeronautics industry.
Phobos (space program), two space probes that the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) launched in 1988 toward Phobos, the innermost moon of the planet Mars. They launched both Phobos 1 and Phobos 2 in July 1988. The probes were designed to study the sun and Mars as they traveled to Phobos, where they would each deposit a small lander. Phobos 1 failed soon after leaving Earth orbit. Phobos 2 successfully studied the sun and Mars, but failed as it neared Phobos. The Phobos program took place as the Cold War space race between the United States and the USSR began shifting toward cooperation in the post-Cold War era. Western European governments took part, and individual U.S. researchers worked with European and Soviet engineers and scientists.
Vega (space program), two robot spacecraft launched in 1984 toward the planet Venus and Halley’s Comet. The twin Vega spacecraft were each designed to fly past Venus and drop off a lander and a balloon, then fly past Halley's Comet during the comet’s passage through the inner solar system. Vega was an international effort—the spacecraft carried instruments from the USSR, Austria, Bulgaria, Hungary, the former East and West Germany, France, Poland, the former Czechoslovakia, and the United States. The Vega probes were the first of a fleet of Halley’s Comet probes, including Giotto from the European Space Agency, Suisei and Sakigake from Japan, and International Comet Explorer (ICE) from the United States.
Venera (space program), series of spacecraft launched toward the planet Venus from the 1960s to the 1980s. Venus is the planet nearest Earth, but dense clouds hide its surface. Before space flight, Venus was a mystery to space scientists, so the most important objective of the Venera program was to peer beneath the clouds of Venus. The Cold War space race between the United States and the Soviet Union also shaped the Venera program. In the 1960s and 1970s, Venera gave the USSR significant firsts—the first probe to orbit Venus, the first spacecraft to land successfully on another planet, and the first photograph from another planetary surface. Before the Venera program ended in 1984, however, the United States launched successful missions toward all of the planets save Pluto. These missions overshadowed the achievements of the Venera space program.
Skylab, first American space station. In 1973 the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched the 100-ton Skylab module into orbit around the earth from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Each of the three crews of Skylab astronauts was launched separately in an Apollo command and service module (CSM), and they stayed in Skylab for periods of 28, 59, and 84 days, respectively. The Skylab astronauts proved that it was feasible for humans to live and work in a weightless environment for extended stays without suffering ill effects. Astronauts also made key repairs to Skylab in space, paving the way for future repairs of satellites from the space shuttle. In addition, the Skylab astronauts successfully completed experiments on solar physics, earth observations, and crystal growth in zero gravity.
Hubble Space Telescope (HST), first general-purpose orbiting observatory. Named after American astronomer Edwin P. Hubble, the Hubble Space Telescope was launched on April 24, 1990. The HST makes observations in the visible, infrared, and ultraviolet regions of the electromagnetic spectrum (see Electromagnetic Radiation). The primary mirror of the HST has a diameter of 94.5 in (240 cm), and the optics of the telescope are designed so that, theoretically, when making a visible-light observation, the telescope can resolve astronomical objects that are at an angular distance of 0.05 arcsecond apart (see Angle). In comparison, traditional large ground-based telescopes, under very good sky conditions, have an image resolution of about 0.5 arcsecond. Originally, the HST was equipped with five detectors: the Wide-Field Planetary Camera, the Faint Object Camera, the Faint Object Spectrograph, the High-Resolution Spectrograph, and the High Speed Photometer (see Spectroscopy). It also has three fine guidance sensors that can be used for precision astronomy measurements such as determining the distances of stars from Earth.After the HST was launched, scientists discovered that its primary mirror had a systematic aberration, the result of a manufacturing error. A service mission was carried out in December 1993 using the space shuttle Endeavour. A corrective optical device, called the Corrective Optics Space Telescope Axial Replacement (COSTAR), was inserted in the slot for the High Speed Photometer, which had to be removed to make room for COSTAR. The Wide-Field Planetary Camera, which had a different optical path from the other four instruments, was replaced with a second camera, which has a built-in correction for the aberration in the primary mirror. The service mission, which involved numerous intricate procedures, was successful.
I hope you like the model of the space station.
I have here one little animations of space a project which is in the mod..
http://www.geocities.com/morpheusprince22/t627508a.wmv
This was made in just a half an hour so please be easy on the comments.
please note that all of the files on here are converted so you could sample it. I usually convert the file to something common which everyone has..Like media player
In the project Memfist, there is much discussion on what mods are added. Me and a few other groups are planning to add space exploration and eventually making players able to colonize a new world. Players can switch between the two worlds by a click of a button. In the near future in the game around 2640, their will be a natual disaster a deciding point. The players who have reached all tecks and space projects, can leave the world and colonizes another planet. Should the game force all the players to Exodus the planet or face destruction from an asteroid or some other form of natural disaster?
So far the mod is 478.65 Mbs big and growning.And its thanks to all the support and contributation towards the game from its fans.
