lefty39

Radial size means size of the parts. Orange tanks and those big Rockomax tanks are large radial size parts.

I haven't flown to Minmus yet and I want to plan ahead. What radial size do you recommend for getting anywhere past Minmus? I want to know this so I know what to research next when I get to Minmus.

It doesn't matter what happened to it.

Most of Jool's moons seem to have been discovered after failed attempts to wipe them off the telescope lens because they were mistaken for a speck of dust or pollen or something. Has anyone noticed this?

We've all built a minuscule rocket and a humongous rocket, right? I remember in Sandbox (Yes, rockets built in sandbox are allowed. Career isn't the only game mode!) I built a ship using only extra large radial size parts. Then in Career mode I... hmmmm... I don't remember any small rockets. Anyway, post your smallest and biggest crafts here. Just down there. My thumb is a pointer. . Hey... I'm not wearing red!

I'm kind of there (even when I've only landed on the Mun twice)

Hi! I've been playing for a while now (If you consider landing on the Mun twice progress), and I already love this game. This isn't my first post on this forum (blah blah blah unstable rockets and proudest moments blah blah blah). One more thing, I am not a (OMG HOW) lefty.

For Science! 1, 2, 3, etc. and Orion 1.

I think most of use have built spacecrafts that wobble so much you'd think it's placed on top of a table with one leg. I remember when I first built with large radial size parts... What are your most unstable crafts?

Most of us are probably very proud of something they did in KSP. I'm proud of the time when I orbited the Mun, flew past Minmus, and then finally landed close to the northern ice cap. What is your proudest moment in KSP?