Starhawk

Yeah, that was a picture of Valentina on a craft with 11 rockets visible. We are at 8 and counting... Happy landings!

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In case you need more inspiration, here's a stock spaceplane. This one can land on the Mun and Minmus before returning to KSC. Happy landings!

Welcome dibella55! I'm sure you will enjoy the forums. As far as the ropes go, you should be aware of the Forum FAQ, the Forum Rules, and the Good Conduct Guide. If you are interested in learning various aspects of gameplay, be sure to take a look at the Wiki which has a vast wealth of information. You should also take a look at the Gameplay Questions (where you can go to ask a specific question if you don't see it already answered) as well as the Tutorials subsection and, specifically, the Drawing Board which is a compendium of useful tutorials and information. Hope this helps. Happy landings!

Quite correct. I must say that I'm having lots of fun with the riddles. I wonder if there will be one for day zero? That would mean there would still be 8 more. Happy landings!

Excellent work! I had gotten as far as saros, myself. Anyway 8 Happy landings!

Hello Lime, and welcome to the forums! You have come to a good place. Especially if you like to build rockets! Everybody around here is getting pretty worked up because version 1.0 is just days from release. So excuse us if we seem a bit distracted at the moment. Happy landings!

Congratulations Perry Apsis! You have completed the Eve Rocks challenge at Level 3. I understand when you talk about persistence, but I thought your craft was very well designed and I think anybody that completes this challenge should be very proud of their design. I truly enjoyed your mission album the first time I looked at it and it was a pleasure to go over it again. On the pad, it almost reminds me of my entry. That shot of the Mun framed in the 'Pipe Organ' really is epic. I'm not sure whether any other entries landed in the ocean, but that was one of the most impressive aspects and you deserve special kudos for that! The swim was the epitome of persistence. I saw your coffee-scoop on the keyboard comment on another thread and got a good chuckle. Also the comment in the album during the swim was hilarious. Another beautiful mission in both design and execution. Also a great mission album. Congratulations again. Take your badge and wear it with pride! Happy landings!

So, based on the evidence examined so far, I think we can safely say 9 It definitely appears to be a recreation of Venera 9. I'm interested to see if the theme of re-creating historic space missions will continue. Happy landings!

Congratulations Lou! You have completed the Eve Rocks challenge with the first ever entry 'For Science!' This was a very ambitious mission and a lot of fun to review. Love the gravity assist from the Mun on the way out. I also like that you did it all stock. Those are nice looking rovers, although I was confused by the lander legs. It took a lot of patience on your part (and a lot of guts on Sidcott and Lenory's part - no roll bar!) to drive that far on Eve. That is one heck of a lot of science. I haven't seen anything like that since some of the entries in the Biome Hopper challenge. I liked your return solution. I hadn't even realized you had ions on there until I saw the shots of the return to Kerbin. All in all, a beautifully engineered and executed entry. Once again, congratulations. And a tip of the hat to you because you did it For Science. Take your badge and some well-earned praise. Happy landings! - - - Updated - - - I'll review Perry's entry today.

Don't you mean "Love those intakes 10 more than than the old ones!"? Not to put words in your mouth. Happy landings!

You do not understand .Happy landings!

Well, I have to say that I am 10 times as hyped as I was a few days ago. Happy landings!

Can't wait. Not even 10 minutes. Happy landings!

As nearly as I can tell, the topic at the moment is still 10 Happy landings!

I must say that I'm definitely looking forward to seeing the 10 screenshots that Max promised us tonight. Happy landings!

Check Scott Manley's youtube channel for an example. Happy landings!

Looking forward to seeing this^. Where is it headed? Happy landings!

OK. I'll look at Lou's entry tonight unless I read anything different here. Happy landings!

Max also twooted this morning that there would be 10 new screenshots in Squadcast tonight. Happy landings!

You, of course, have a very good point. I'm sure I massively overstated my case to make my point. All in all, SQUAD and the dev team do seem to take the hopes, desires, and wishes of the forum community into account. Happy landings!

I was just joking around. Happy landings!

OK. But how does 601.9 m/s fit into the calculation? And aren't you going to count the stars visible in the pic? Happy landings!

The names are taken from the backup crew for Apollo 10. L. Gordon Cooper, Donn F. Eisele, and Edgar Mitchell Happy landings! p.s. The internet is amazing.

At the risk of being redundant. 10 Happy landings!