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  2. goldenpsp
    That's great. You could also comb through the USI code as it is on github. However on the forums you still have provided next to nothing to help anyone help you with this. Have you tried removing USI LS and testing to see if the problem goes away? I do with you the best of luck. Maybe if you find the source of the bug you can provide @RoverDude a PR to fix it.
  3. tater
    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/research/coronavirus/ ^^^papers tracking: https://covidtracking.com/data/
  4. O YEAAAAAAH Mr Crabs O YEAAAAAAH Mr Crabs joined the community
  5. Weimaraner
    Can't wait until it's out on 1.9, currently stuck on 1.8
  6. 5thHorseman
    While funny (really, I'm smiling as I type this) I actually do want the name change. See I even changed my avatar.
  7. Angel-125
    it looks like the MPL doesn't have the gui showing. You'll need to: Go to your WildBlueTools/ModuleManagerPatches/MM_Stock.cfg file. Find the @PART[Large_Crewed_Lab] line. Go to the WBIExperimentLab entry. Find the isGUIVisible = false line, and change it to isGUIVisible = true. Restart KSP. See if that helps. What you should see is something like this:
  8. farmerben
    Joke... If I were selling explanations of mythology, I wouldn't lead with the most preposterous.
  9. sevenperforce
    Hat trick: if you flip a 1.25-m circular intake and slap it on the back of a fairing, then slide it up almost all the way into the fairing, an engine mounted inside the fairing can fire through it without injury. It also completely kills the tail drag of the fairing, which is the important thing. I hit 680 m/s on the Juno at 8 km before I fired up the Spark, blew off the Juno, and pulled up under power using props in the fairing to get my apoapse to 50+ km. Then I used the decoupler to blow off the fairing and burned what remained of the Spark to get just shy of a circular orbit.
  10. mystifeid
    Called it. Awesome again!
  11. 5thHorseman
    Because I can't not.
  12. Nuke
    antimatter goes backwards makes me think about negative time. could an antimatter big bang be going off in the direction of negative time while antimatter goes in forward time? one big bang causes 2 universes expanding in opposite time directions?
  13. StrandedonEarth
    Just a little something I whomped up...
  14. sevenperforce
    Good idea using the Twitches -- they have better SL isp. On my end, I just managed to go interstellar on 1.812 tonnes using a Dawn on top of a Spark on top of a Juno. It took a little cleverness with a drag-killing intake, though. It has 800 m/s to spare past interstellar velocity but other than just reducing some of the initial propellant load I'm not sure what else I could do.
  15. StrandedonEarth
    I hope it puts on a show. The last one I saw was Hale-Bopp back in '97.
  16. GEPEG_Unconscious
    Destination Toutatis: Crew Castoff The crewed Nautilus NTV-LA, nicknamed Coyote, assembled in orbit It feels like there was a lot more prep for the Toutatis Mission than I planned, but everything is finally in place, and the crewed aspect of the mission can begin.
  17. sevenperforce
    No maximum payload. If you want a bigger payload just bring a bigger rocket.
  18. ski23
    I'm not new to the game or the forums but just my first time posting. I'm very familiar with logs and information. I write code for a living. This is why I looked into the logs myself and saw that there was no relavant information. Regardless, here are the logs: https://www.mediafire.com/file/duaqd6tw1grvqow/KSP.log/file
  19. Nuke
    i like to think of it more as an exploration of ideas, and that probably applies to any kind of fiction. of course where fantasy deals in the improbable, scifi, for the most part deals with the possible, the consequences of progress or the way people deal with new and unexpected situations.
  20. wumpus
    I'd have to claim that "comet of the [20th] century" was Shoemaker-Levy. That said, I have vague memories of Comet Kohoutek (mostly remembering local department stores full of telescopes, plus one boring evening trying to see it) and *think* I saw Halley's comet when it swung by (it was hard to be sure which "star" was Halley's). But Shoemaker-Levy's trajectory was already established once you heard about it (unless you are *very* well connected with comet hunters: a possibility on this forum).
  21. mystifeid
    Not really - and after that sepratron effort I've got a feeling you're holding on to something about a ton lighter. Anyway ... this is 2.65 tons.
  22. tony48 started following [1.8.1] KSRSS(VE) - Better grounds for better flights
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  24. wumpus
    I still wonder if aluminum foil would make an effective parachute for atmospheric braking/capture. I'm guessing that using it as an inflatable heat shield would make more sense, as that even with a large hole in the center a parachute contracts the adiabatically heated atmosphere while the heatshield spreads the heated mass over and around itself. So while you would have to use more foil for an equal frontal area, you would probably have more deceleration per gram of Al.
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  26. wumpus
    I liked the story about "positrons travel backward" enough that I had to ask if enough had been assembled to observe entropy. Alas, entropy was moving in the right direction: no "Practice effect" anti-matter for us. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/101893.The_Practice_Effect
  27. Sky Vagrant
    Oh I have so many more spreadsheets! And I have checklists and To Do lists. So over-planned!!
  28. mikegarrison
    I never use RAPIERS or NERVAs for anything. Duna is easy to get to using chemical engines, but I tend to use electric propulsion from Near Future.
  29. Weimaraner Weimaraner joined the community
  30. ProtoJeb21
    Atlas is starting to develop a tail and looking less like a fuzzy blob: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2020/04/01/a-bright-comet-with-a-tail-could-adorn-twilight-just-as-the-coronavirus-epidemic-peaks/ It’s around V=8.2 right now. If I’m correct, that’s one of the brightest comets we’ve had since PANSTARRS.
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