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Haha Thankyou AtomicTech

Indeed! It is prounced Ma-Ke-Ma-Ke for those who didn't know before or like me used to call it make-make XD

Makemake is a cool dwarf planet. It was an oddball for quite a while since no moon was found around it unlike other dwarf planets until last year when they found one moon around it. It is still unnamed but because of it, they could determine the mass of it much more accurately. 

Oh that is a bummer :/. I hope TESS when it launches can confirm the planet's existence.

I agree with @The White Guardian, Texture style in SE look very similar to each other and I've played around with it long enough (I used SE to world-build a Solar System for my fictional alien race) that no matter how much you change it up, from afar and even up close sometimes, They all look almost similar to me. It wouldn't be fun to have many planet packs looking like they ripped off from each other. Don't do a No Man's Sky and go overboard. And knowing people, they would be too lazy to go into the coding and make their own textures anyway. Also, there usually is a problem with the height maps even when converted where the terrain won't look smooth but rather blocky when applied to a KSP Planet.

I like KittopiaTech because it allows full procedural generation of a KSP-like planet but if you do it well enough, you can end up having something unique from other planet packs. It gives an easier idea of what your getting, you can change image size and you can do easy in game editing without having to go into SE and doing copying and pasting from one game to another and having to load KSP up millions of times just to simply see what the texture would look like.

...new features... hmm...?

wait what's this?

But i'd like to point out... where do we define when it is new years for everyone? Countires might disagree and America might want new years to start for everyone when their country crosses into another year. Logically, the new year system the way it is, is the best option.

Don't forget about Juno's Main Scientific Scan of Jupiter this year and The Cassini-Huygens Probe's final flight through saturns rings and ultimately into saturn's atmosphere. And then next year will be the James Webb Space Telescope launch. There is alot to be excited for before the Furthest Ever Probing of a natural body.

Oh and Happy new year from Australia!

Remember... Scott manley has a good computer and even he still lags and crashes sometimes even when not filming XD. Ill be getting a desktop sometime next year.

Btw i also do planet hunting although the simulations always make me feel disappointed

That is really interesting. I see no random dips so its not a 'Tabby's Star' Analogue.

I find it interesting that its a Quadruple Star system