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building space planes w/ cargo bay that ill use to set up satellites like this one i made : "v4" & playing in other copy (multiple copies to play around with different sets of mods that more or less share a trait i like for that style ex. one is all about spaceplances/shuttles with cargo bays ) i play with a set i set it up sole to be more difficult

kerbin 1. the game challenges you to return from distant lands with knowledge to try to leave it 2. more kerbels die take off/ landing here then any other planet combined( in theory ) 3. why else would i be trying to get off it

im a uas major thus required to take a ps103 class while i understand the basic concept of the class i would love to comprehend more. to get to the point this is a physics game right, so how can i use physic to play better and do better in ps? like formula's/equation to use, how to use them, and what they mean, also is this a good way to better understand ps or is their something else recommended?

I like that idea. i'm currently building a space station for eve ill get kethane when i finish building the fueling section. i've already landed on the mun then (same ship same journey) went to miminis finally returning to kerbin ... i guess i was unsure when you said reliable because i parts some time break during launch and sometimes it bounces landing on its side btw any advise for landing with nuke engine i don't wish to lose it on reentry/landing

Would it advisable to make a copy of the game on a flash drive modding that game thus having two copies the vanilla ksp and a mod ksp?

is this close most return not all im starting to dock

define reliable

I'm really new to this game now i'm deeply considering modding it but i play only in the career mode (im not very good at this game but i want to learn) its boring when its easy i'm thing about kethan any suggestion for mods or when i should start mods like how proficient with stock should i get before it would reasonable to start modding ex. space station,mun landing,...ect