MythicalHeFF

The answer is fact 2, I only own one telescope

@Abel Military Servicesfact 3? Fact 1: I’ve flown an airplane Fact 2: I own two telescopes Fact 3: I’ve never been to Canada

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Jool 50,000 here I come..

Actually happened a couple days ago, but I finally beat Getting Over It, the infamous rage game, after over 11 hours of playing spread out over a few days. This game literally drove me insane, but the satisfaction from completing it made it all worth it. The satisfaction one gets when they finally beat this game rivals, if not exceeds, the satisfaction of landing on the Mun for the first time. Never give up.

I turned 20 years old today! Feels like I just turned 18… time sure flies. To celebrate, I just went bowling with a couple of my friends, and we did some of the funniest/most ridiculous bowling you’ve ever seen. We raised the bumpers to do trick shots off of them, tried to play by throwing with our off hands, with which one of my friends somehow managed to get two strikes in a row… it was a blast.

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Back in my day, you took exams on a piece of paper

I have 10,000 interplanetary cruisers at my disposal. I will form the most lucrative space tourism operation in the galaxy and become a billionaire.

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@kspnerd122Spin the wheel to decide my fate Hard difficulty, stock parts, any planet pack.

Currently investigating the feasibility of doing an equatorial circumnavigation of Mesbin from the planet pack Whirligig World, which has an equatorial radius nearly four times that of Kerbin. In orbit over Mesbin For whatever reason, presumably its oblate shape, Mesbin hates regular rover wheels, and any craft that uses them will bounce around uncontrollably until it is destroyed. Initially, I thought that this would make actually driving on it impossible, but then I remembered that one can make "wheels" using parts in a circular layout around a rotor. As it turns out, bigger is better when it comes to these sorts of wheels- having larger wheels allows you to gain some pretty serious speed while keeping your rotors' RPM relatively low- and avoiding the jankiness that comes with higher RPM levels. Here's my prototype- the Rimrunner, with its absolutely monstrous wheels to boot- and, thanks to how physics works, a top speed of more than 110 m/s. I could probably get it to go even faster by making the wheels even larger or making it more lightweight, but I think this is a good prototype for now. I'm not sure whether or not I actually want to commit to an attempt to circumnavigate Mesbin though- the nearly 15,000-kilometer distance to drive all the way around seems absolutely daunting. Even at the maximum speed that this rover is capable of- roughly 110 m/s- the trip would still take almost 40 hours. But then again, that's what I said about Tylo when I started my first Elcano, so...

Just had to do it, sorry (I read the spoiler message btw) Anyways, getting back on topic, I think Duna is pretty boring and overrated. Almost the entire surface is one color, and the terrain is very homogeneous in most places (just endless rolling hills). There are a few areas, such as the large canyon surrounding the Midland Sea, that are pretty interesting, though.

What’s so cursed about tha— wait a second.

Where I am, we got 23 inches of snow a around a week ago, but it’s since warmed up into the 50’s and it’s almost all gone (except for in the woods). When the snow first fell, however, there were parts of my backyard in which it was literally waist-deep. And it was wet, heavy snow too- makes me wonder how much it would have been if it had been light, fluffy snow instead. This whole winter was pretty weird- it started off pretty normal, then it got unseasonably warm in January, then we had a crazy cold front come in that sent temperatures plummeting to 15 below zero in my town (40 below with windchill), and just in the last few weeks, most of this winter’s snow fell.

Banned for editing the default profile picture.

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Here’s your super-critical plutonium cor- I’d like one Kraken egg omelet, please.

Finally recovered from a sickness I've had for almost a week now, and went to Goodwill in order to donate a bunch of old clothes, books, toys, and other stuff I had just lying around, some of which went back to all the way when I was in elementary school. I had three garbage bags filled with stuff I no longer needed, which took up a pretty good chunk of the trunk in my car. Looking back at some of this stuff, I probably should have done this years ago, or, at the very least, back when I graduated from high school and went to college in 2021. I suppose it's never too late, however. After doing that, I just went for a run and got a quick workout in. I never really liked running for most of my life, presumably as a result of middle school cross-country being such a disaster for me, but, recently, I've found myself liking it more and more. I'm currently trying to get my distance up, as I plan to (eventually) run a half-marathon at some point this year. The farthest I've currently gone is around 5 miles, but I feel a 10K is definitely well within my reach already.

I’d say I’m most excited about multiplayer because I can finally play with friends. Also pretty hyped for interstellar travel/ that feeling of being in uncharted territory I’ll get when I leave the Kerbol system for the first time.

Unfortunately, yes. At this time I do not know of a way of resetting the positions of parts to their initial state if the game has already been loaded with them in a distorted state.