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Slowly moving on a 6° circular orbit, being landed on, granting science and planning to crash on Kerbin.
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Tip: if you do a report on the exact same tick you leave the ground, it's actually possible to get a glitched "XXX while flying over [KSC biome]" report. It helps tremendously. One way to get them is to start rolling at 5-6 m.s-1 and do a lot of reports until you get it. For buildings, go in front of it, go towards the building, collide it gently and keep rolling. Do reports while you're rolling stationarily and you will eventually get it.
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I'm just saying, but if you have the courage to, Kerbin seems to have a green monolith too. Proof (n.b. it's not mine): You can try your luck at the spinning wheel one more time. If you get lucky you could get precision engineering (better antennas and probes) or advanced electrics (better solar panels). Theorically, with the RA-2 antenna, if you build a giga-relay with 60 antennas in orbit, you could send a probe to Eve if you use two RA-2 or analogues With twice that number and 5 on the probe, you reach Duna. Of course that would be painful (and possibly laggy) but
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I just stranded Val after a wrong escape burn from Minmus, I officially have one less pilot. Time to restart. Just kidding. EDIT: okay, guys, I think it will work, but this is officially the most mentally straining mission I have ever done in KSP. I think I have rarely thrown as many expletives at KSP ever.
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Could you upload a map of the various "splashed down"? Shore is easy, but where can you find the rest? P.S. It could be an additional document for @The Dunatian to provide a link to. As of progress, I'm currently at 80 science, and I just racked up all (but one, oops) low orbit EVAs. Bob is "safely" in orbit and I plan on sending a probe to change his orbit to equatorial and get desert+high orbit EVA.