In the 1960's, Civilians of Wright were intending to populate the red planet, because of the sleek and modern age, so in 1970, the WAEMC (Wright Aeronautics of Exploration Mars Colonization) was founded.

This rocket in particular is the Sól Exploration 1, the first rocket launched on the Wright Islands. The rocket intended purpose was to study the Sun to see if it would effect the colonization of Mars, tempature wise.

It was launched on June 20, 1974, in the midst of millions of spectators.

It was a sucess, and data was collected from the camera inside the pod.

Another Sól Exploration was made in 1978, and launched in 1982, but it failed because it went off course, and hit Avalanche Island.

Controls:

AG-1 Boosters
AG-2 Disconnect Boosters
AG-3 Main Engines
AG-4 Disconnect Main Body
AG-6 Parachute

Steps:

AG-1 on, full throttle, and disconnect at 20,000 ft. Then, Activate Main Engines. Once the rocket stops to climb, disconnect the pod, then, let it fall rapidly, and activate parachute at 5,000 ft.