
The Refuelling Vehicle arrives at Harmony! 
The lander separates… and the Re-fueling Vehicle docks with the station. Sadly, the fuel on the vehicle was much less than hoped… future refueling missions that aren’t carrying a lander should deal with this issue. 
The Minmus Research Lander arrives at Harmony! Now it’s time for Robart and Samner to get some real science done! Even with the lower than expected fuel, the station has enough reserves for 6 complete re-fills of the lander. As the lander is preloaded with fuel, this means the station can handle 7 complete landings, which on Minmus goes a long way!
“I think we should be able to visit every biome on Minmus – exciting!”
-Robart
Frontier 6 adjusts its orbit to skirt just barely the atmosphere of Duna – a somewhat dangerous maneuver, the craft may experience extreme heat, depending on the (unknown) density of Duna’s atmosphere.

Frontier 6 will enter the gravitational influence of Ike for a short period of time, then attempt to enter Duna orbit!
Aurora 16 has its Command Module removed, and launches from the Space Center! The real Aurora 16 will be built, and hopefully launched soon. Curiously, this is the first time a lander has been launched without any other spacecraft… 

Harmony Space Station finally reaches Minmus, and after another very long and akward burn, circularizes.
Edan pilots the craft to a high altitude, then circularizes the orbit!



Unfortunately, Robart is correct… the center of mass on the space station was not properly calculated, clearly… as the engines fire, the craft starts to spin wildly. Thankfully, Mission Control is able to get the vehicle under control… but it means firing the main maneuvering engine at only 20 percent… the entire process will be a bit of a chore.


The module detaches… and after some tricky night-side maneuvering, attaches to Harmony. Now it’s time for Resolute to head home!


Thankfully, the Frontier 2 Probe will soon perform a minor course correction in just 36 days. If calculations are correct, this will let the probe fly extremely close to Sarnus itself, and then have an encounter with Sarnus’s moon, Tekto. With any luck there will be enough fuel to allow the spacecraft to circularize around this mysterious Moon!
The Frontier 6 probe, launched nearly a year ago, enters Duna’s sphere of gravitational influence! The probe is not as sophisticated as a spacecraft launched today would be – but it should still provide a great deal of information to scientists on Kerbin! The onboard computer is given its instructions to circularize the craft’s orbit!