Hypercosmic

That sounds like it's from the days when the hypothesis that planets form after a close encounter between the Sun and another star was still around.

I used to enjoy the seven dwarfs for seven planets and then name the star something funny like 'Snow Red', but when I saw your proposal, I instantly jumped out of it due to naming the star 'White' and potentially causing confusion, and according to my philosophy, any confusion can go destructive. Also, Eiar and Irene are awesome names.

Known for having an alien bird as their pfp.

Known for... !

TheBadRake2298

YAM

That was me, hot-headed. Good thing I had radiators. Ignoring the fact that he's trying to make a reactionless drive, this railgun propulsion talk thing reminds me of those 'sandblaster' railguns from the Children of a Dead Earth community. Those things that fire a 1 gram (or smaller) projectile at tens of kilometers per second.

Looks like that mad dog made another thread for this railgun bull[censored]... EDIT: To magnemoe: Recoilless? I wonder... To sevenperforce and Vanamonde: I guess I was just too liquided... oh good two more reports

2075. There's nothing but a new space backpack filled with a tank of air, a tank of water and a tank of liquid food in this room. You picked it up. The backpack seems to be functioning, so you decided to carry it. You quickly headed to the next floor.

Devastating Storms Mod Add unrealistically strong storms in unexpected locations. On Kerbin, occasionally there will be surface storms. The high altitude layer is permanently clad in storms. Duna has huge dust storms powerful enough to topple tall landers. For Eve, there is a permanent global chaotic storm. Even on the surface, the wind is strong enough to blow your stock heavy lander away. On Laythe, electric storms from interactions with Jool's magnetic field blow across the surface, destroying any craft struck by one of the zillions of powerful lightnings. Trying to aerobrake at Jool results in you being flung out even faster, somehow. Even the Kerbol's sun storms are powerful enough to propel your craft out with delta-v greater than 100 m/s per day, out away from the Sun.

"We've decided that we'll switch back to imperial units. love Mars Climate Orbiter."

"Let's not fight! Let us all help each other build rockets and go beyond the skies!" - Emperor of the Kong dynasty to the northern tribes, 1100 CE.

Those NovaSilisko celestial objects should be added, I guess. Faz as a crystal-covered second moon of Eve, Harvest, a trojan dwarf planet in Kerbin L4/5, Gas Planet 2, a blue gas giant with rings and its own set of moons, and other cool planets beyond.

A ringed planet sounds good, but I won't support adding it into the game. The stock planets are good already. Keep those extra planets in their mods. About OPM: Please, no. They are like a copy of real solar system, scaled down, retextured, recolored and renamed. The Kerbol system deserves more freedom for its celestial bodies.

Saw it, it's very cool.

Error

...the floor is dry ice. Anybody who wants to dance among the fog of SUFFOCATION? That cottage...

2F

There are two.

Rebuilds the hill and reinforce it with diamondoid. My glorious diamondoid hill.

A star goes supernova and turns into a black hole? Well,

My robots proceed to chase away Xorth and harden the dust hill. My sandstone hill.

Do not attach your vessel to the magic boulder.

2059: When you're walking up to this floor, you start to get confused because at floor 2042 you thought that you're at the GEO, but from there, the view outside, the gravity and the altimeter insists that your altitude is still at around eight kilometers. Maybe it was just a hyper-realistic wallpaper after all... Just get over with it, you. Upon arrival, you noticed that this floor's theme is quite surreal. You see yourself among the stars, with glass-like, light-reflecting shapes floating around slowly. Some 'creatures' move in groups and occasionally speeds up and stop and interact with each other. You then realized that the scenery took place around a Mars-like planet in habitable zone around a red dwarf. There is no evidence for any intelligent lifeforms, so you decide to just snap some pictures for reference and head on to the next floor.