ChrisSpace
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Today I tried out KSP on my new laptop for the first time, and goddamn is it working good. I've only slapped on a few mods so far, but already I've managed to build two SSTE (Single-Stage-To-Everywhere) spacecraft elegantly named "Untitled Space Craft" and "Untitled Space Craft 2", and I sent them off on a course for Jool since the planets were already lined up and there was no reason not to.
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So if it's called "Carcinization" when animals evolve into crabs, should it be called "Limousinecinization" when animals evolve into lobsters?
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Those security features in email password reseting have probably, in all the history of their existence, caused more problems than they've prevented. Seriously, why can't you at least see your password when you've logged in? Idk if everyone knows this problem or if it's just me.
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Just a friendly reminder that the Soviet N1 rocket has more flight time than the SLS and James Webb Space telescope combined.
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I find it funny that my mother thinks my birthday chocolates are running out so slowly because I'm responsibly rationing them, when it's actually because I often just forget I have any left.
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Did everyone enjoy christmas? Sorry I forgot to ask.
Also, TIL that if you look up "Labeceras" on google images, the second result that appears (the one shown against a blue background) is the one I own. That's kinda cool.
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For Questions That Don't Merit Their Own Thread
ChrisSpace replied to Skyler4856's topic in Science & Spaceflight
I don't think I've posted in this thread in a very long time so sorry if I'm doing this wrong, but: Is there any way I can calculate how fast a small planet's atmosphere will be lost over geological timescales, and at what rate the planet's surface pressure will decrease? Assuming that it's just barely below the threshold of permanently maintaining an atmosphere of Oxygen and Nitrogen. -
I think I'm going to start making a list of "things we got faster than KSP2". I can tell it's going to get pretty long.
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Kerbal Space Program 2 to be released in 2022 [Discussion Thread]
ChrisSpace replied to Arco123's topic in KSP 2 Discussion
By this point, it seems KSP2 will take longer to develop than the first game (considering the time between the start of the first game's development and when we stopped getting worthwhile updates, and the time between the start of 2's development and the new release date). KSP didn't come out as a finished product, so I don't see why KSP2 has to.- 373 replies
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If any of you ever wondered how many comets it would take to terraform Mars:
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The Thing (2011) is basically just a film adaptation of a very violent game of Among Us
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I wonder what the most useless thing to have a self-destruct button on would be. A microwave? A solar panel? A chair? A fork?
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It feels so weird thinking that Pigeons, Mice, Goldfish etc all have natural habitats somewhere in the wild.
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So here is my quickly-written list of everything we saw, in order: 1. Simple shiny rocket with some Planetshine-type thing implemented 2. Acceleration-based animations 3. A Duna colony featuring both new modules and advanced terrain 4. Eeloo being lit from Kerbol on one side and some faint light source on the other 5. A yawning animation 6. How rings seem to be made of particles similar to how terrain scatter (trees etc) are generated 7. A planet rotating the wrong way compared to it's rings 8. Explosion 9. Orion drive below a ring system 10. S
