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XKCD has several KSP easter eggs, in both the comic and the "What If" articles. I guess Randall Monroe is a big fan of the game!

The Ocean Cleanup seems like a viable plan to clean up the Pacific Garbage Patches. It requires very little energy to operate, and is designed so that wildlife is not harmed in the cleanup process.

Not a joke, here's the (or one of the) video(s): Not sure how he did it though, I don't play Minecraft

I saw a video where someone built a computer in Minecraft and played KSP on it

Birdemic: Sock and Terror- A horror movie where birds attack humans with socks. Hailed as the best horror movie of all time. (Original: Birdemic: Shock and Terror- one of the worst movies ever)

I don't know. Probably, although he seemed pretty happy to have been convinced that the landings are real, at least . By the way, the video is just footage of the CRS-9 launch and stage 1 landing. It wasn't made by any conspiracy theorists if that's what you thought. It's actually some of the best, if not the best amateur footage of a Falcon 9 landing I've seen so far, its pretty cool.

Turns out that this guy has actually been convinced that the SpaceX Falcon 9 landings are real after seeing two amateur videos of the CRS-9 landing! (Just to be clear, I DID NOT TAKE THIS/THESE VIDEO(S) AND DO NOT CLAIM RESPONSIBILIY FOR IT/THEM ) Links to the videos in question are in the description of the video above. They are just uncut versions of the embedded video.

I was wondering what textures you used and where you put them? Thanks.

Same here.

I tried installing 64K with Kopernicus 1.0.1 and 1.0.2, as well as Module Manager 2.6.23 and 2.6.22, but it won't work. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, and thanks for any help.

I did exactly that, but it is still loading 1.1 when I run the game.

I had the same thing happen to me. I tried what you describe, but nothing changed. How can I roll back to 1.0.5 on Steam?

I also play it. I have spent at least an hour trying to give Earth a new moon by crashing Mars into it (with minimal success). I resorted to cheating by editing the velocities of some of the resulting debris.

If you're reading this, keep in mind that I'm not a chemistry expert. Much of what I say in this post is probably incorrect . Although it is faint, its color can be seen with the naked eye (see image). If Jool's atmosphere was composed of chlorine, the planet would have a distinct yellow-green color, which it does. The KSP wiki also suggests that Laythe's soil, ocean, and atmosphere have a high salt content, providing some strong evidence that chlorine is (or was, possibly in the case of Laythe) present in Laythe's and Jool's atmosphere. Chlorine: That is also a possibility. If all of the gas had reacted, there may be massive amounts of salt (lets assume that there were also massive amounts of sodium on the surface, perhaps before the oceans had formed, which reacted with the atmosphere to form NaCl) in the soil, atmosphere, and ocean, which Scotius mentioned could keep the water liquid so far away from Kerbol. The entry about Laythe at wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com suggests that the atmosphere is saturated with salt, making it toxic. Again, I am not a chemistry expert, so I apologize if any of what I have written is incorrect or makes no sense.

I should also mention I'm running open GL.