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Does that include the star? It looks blueish, but that might be the atmosphere...

I found a gas giant with 900+ moons and several planets with life on them that were just beautiful to "stand" on; multiple moons, multiple stars, foreign planets visible in the evening and night sky... that is just an amazing sight time after time. Among the coolest things are the gigantic cloud vortices on tidally locked planets. Let me see if I can find some of the coordinates... EDIT: RS 1186-1794-7-748851-106, planet A12 RS 1186-3586-7-215251-1487, planet B5

Interesse ist auf jeden Fall vorhanden, die Möglichkeit hinzukommen... auch eher weniger; ich wohne in Bielefeld und ziehe bald nach Bremen, also etwas in die falsche Richtung Außerdem fängt da dann auch mein Studium an... also werde ich vorerst auch keine Zeit haben, so gern ich auch kömmen würde. Aber wenn da alles gut läuft, kann ich mich in fünf oder sechs Jahren mit etwas Glück auch zu den Mitarbeitern beim DLR zählen ^^

@PTNLemay Actually there is a bar for "Gimbal Range" that you can in- or decrease from 0 to 100.

-12 Am I causing any inconvenience? Good.

You could try to calculate the exact gravitational force of the earth and the average drag of your body that would be needed to cause a to result in the velocity that caused the injuries you received.

-32 Tonight! We rise!

2^6+1=65 65 it is now.

I would go with Kerbal Alarm Clock. It's just a really handy little tool if you have problems with seeing phase angles for transfer burns or are fed up with accidentally skipping really important maneuvers or close encounters.

Oh well, I'm all in for the Macey hype I never unsubscribed, although I admit I lost faith he would ever return. When I saw his new video pop up on YouTube, I thought some algorhythms had messed up and tried to send me to an older vid... when I realised that I was witnessing what was more or less the resurrection of a legend, something in my head shut down and I just stared at my screan for a minute or two. Then I was happy. And I am to this very moment.

Well, for weight-limited SSTOs, nukes may not be the best option. You know, the amount of mass you can leave out due to oxidiser being unnecessary is replaced my the mass of the NERVs. At least that's what I think. Very large designs would probably be less of an issue. So far wings work well as radiators. Although it's a little bit weird that we have to use plane parts on interplanetary spaceships just to keep the engines from exploding...

I have no words... This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Seriously.

If you look closely, your zero is actually a 1 now!

It takes a certain amount of talent to take me from smiling at "MechIvan", to broadening my smile with that Carl Sagan bit, just to completely crush the mood with that cliffhanger in the end Congratulations, you just made yourself one of my favourite writers... now onwards to waiting for the final chapters! *waits heroically* ... That might take a while, I assume?

SQUAD is planning to turn it into a Xenon fuel tank, not to remove it entirely ^^