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''Orbiter : The Free Spaceflight Simulator'' [http://orbit.medphys.ucl.ac.uk/orbit.html is] a [[Mohs Scale of Sci Fi Hardness|diamond-hard]] realistic [[Simulation Game]] [[Exactly What It Says
The simulator has been in development roughly since 2000, and the latest stable version is 2010 P1 (Patch 1), released on August 31, 2010.
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* [[Absent Aliens]]: Unless you're counting the mods based on ''[[Star Wars]]'', ''[[Star Trek]]'', ''[[Babylon 5]]'' or other [[The Verse|verses]], which feature the ships of the various non-human species from those movies and TV shows.
* [[Alternate History]]: In some of the mods and add-ons (e.g. [[Red Scare|the Soviet Union narrowly beats the US to the first succesful Moon landing]], [[What Could Have Been|an Apollo Programme-derived spacecraft lands on Mars in 1985]], etc.). Also, in the default scenarios Mir is still flying, and has been moved into a convenient orbit for lunar ejections.
* [[Asteroid Miners]]: The [[Twenty Minutes Into the Future]] [[Red Dwarf
* [[Better Than It Sounds Video Games]]
* [[Cool Starship|Cool Spaceplane]]: The entire Delta Glider class. And for some, [[Real Life]] spaceplanes, like NASA's [[Long Runners|Space Shuttle]], the [[Russian Guy Suffers Most|ill-fated Russian]] ''Buran'' or [[What Could Have Been|the never built]] ESA [[Fragile Speedster|Hermes space shuttle]].
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