Radio Kahiv Music Programme

Today, Radio Kahiv starts transmissionson a new channel, transmitting pop music from both the DRK, the WPRP and the rest of the world. While the programmation will be focused on light entertrainment and music transmission, the new frequency won't cease to perform Radio Kahiv's main function, to bring objective and free information to the world. The first transmission in both Kahlawian and Kortugan will start next week, and will be followed to the start of programmation in all other languages shortly after.

...and to conclude our news service, we have just received news that the S.E.A.D.D. succesfully launched the last series of four satellites for the Ajārh Dahndh constellation. The 24 sats will give to whoever in possession of a locating device his position with an unpreceded degree of precision. Let's hope they make a tiny version to strap to your keys!

And now, appropriately, we have the last single from the Kefferson Spaceplane!

Wonderful radio kahiv, listen to the sound of... muusiiic:

...This was the 211 classic by Frank Kinatra, "Fly Me To The Mun".

Speaking of which, we open the 12.00 news service with the S.E.A.D.D. announcement that the MO-1 Pickelhaube has been tested in an unmanned flight and deemed safe for kerballed flights. The flight, lasting 6 hours, tested the onboard system and comprised multiple restarts of the capsule's engine. The PSA officers expressed satisfaction for the results, and their confidence in the engineers capability to reach all the prefixed objectives.
No, turning to more mundane news, the Pinf Kloyd announced a new album...

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The MO-1 Pickelhaube:

Good morning, listeners!

Today we are transmitting form an exceptional venue, the Ejahz Launch Site, where we'll cover the ground breaking launch of the first kerballed mission to enter the Munar gravity well, and we'll keep you updated on this mission for the lenght of it.

The mission engineers are very confident about the launch and the whole mission, and the pilot, Major Parviz Yahagi, reports that he's feeling well and in high morale. The pilot is the first member of his kerbonaut class to fly in space, and in such an important mission, too!

The clock is now striking the two minutes mark, all systems are reading green, looks like we'll see some show this morning! The vehicle is now disconnected from the tower, and is running on its internal batteries. The video feed shows the pilot, intent in his tasks but visibly smiling under the visor, and with reason, I might say!

Thirty seconds to go, ignition systems are ready, all on board computers are reading good... Ten seconds... Three, two, one, and we have ignition and lift off! The rocket is climbing over the horizon, riding a towering trail of flames! What a view, what a magnificent view! And here's the rocket roar, you can hear its power! All data are perfectly in the expected values, it's a perfect launch fot the Karman rocket today! Major Yahagy is saying that apart from intense vibrations, he's perfectly good, as we are approaching the stage separation... And yes, the first stage is now separating, while the second is igniting! The vehicle is now almost disappeared from the naked eye view. Dear listeners, this was the first step in kerbking great adventures! Good luck, Major!