Stranded Lander

I'm liking the prospect of advanced terrain features and new parts.

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I hope we can do some wacky shenanigans to land on Jool like HoDeok did with KSP1.

An IRL-Jupiter-sized gas giant sub-system sounds fun.

NERV Engines are kinda lame, I like doing missions hollywood-style.

Recently, I got curious about how certain planets in the Kerbolar system have come to be. I decided to start collecting a bunch of science reports from Duna and recording parts of the mission itself in order to make a theory on Duna's history, and here's the result. Hope you enjoy!

Give Laythe a moon by transporting a J-class comet into its orbit. If I'm being crazy and J-class doesn't spawn, get an I-class comet instead. Oh, and call it Liff.

Perhaps Gilly would be an interesting place to colonise. I think the bar for skyscrapers over there is quite low.

Now all we need to do is fill it up with kerosene, cover the face holes with plastic wrapping and carve a hole at the bottom to create a short-living rocket!

Although Dres isn't that particularly interesting, one thing has always interested me about it: there's an unquantifiable amount of natural satellites orbiting Dres in a ring-like formation. I'm curious as to how Dres got this ring and I'd like to hear your thoughts on it.

I discovered an asteroid on a solar orbit that is predicted to enter Kerbin's SOI and collide with the planet. I'm not entirely sure how to tackle this issue.

It's not just large spacecraft having poor movement times. Some of the most basic spacecraft and aircraft I have built can take about 5 seconds to move after I press a key at worst. This doesn't seem to be the case for when I use my mouse to click on buttons.

Hello, could you change my name to "Stranded Lander"? Thanks.

I have 3 theories on this: The goo is from outer space, possibly from magic boulders or regular asteroids, evidenced from the scientific result, "The goo feels right at home here.", which is taken in space. The goo is a bi-product of the strange substance the R/D department uses for fuel, evidenced by the mysterious green substance found on the launch pad. The goo is of Joolean nature, evidenced from the scientific result, "The goo feels right at home here.", which is taken while descending into Jool's atmosphere. Theories 1 and 2 are equally likely, but theory 3 is less likely.

Not too long ago, I started suffering from input latency which varies from time to time, but seems to get worse when I make more complicated ships. To put it into simpler terms, when I press a key, the game doesn't respond for a short time (5 seconds at most) before it registers the input. I think it has something to do with how the game runs calculations, but if there is any way to fix it or at least lessen its effects, please share it with me.

Hello! I'm new to the forums, but I've played KSP for a couple years now, even though my competence has only been existent for a few months. So far, I've gotten to Minmus and back (except Jeb is now stuck mid-orbit around Kerbin), but not the Mun. I can already tell the KSP forums is a nice place with a welcoming community, which is something very few forum websites are blessed with.

You could send a refueling station or refueling base over, or you could find a way to delete the Mun entirely and focus on the cooler and tastier Minmus.

There's a theory that goes around stating that Jool's atmosphere could be rich in chlorine, since chlorine gas is green in colour. The concern of how common chlorine is is valid. However, an atmosphere consisting of mostly chlorine would not have many potential reactants around it.

Fun Fact: there are 5 gaps in Saturn's ring system: The Colombo Gap The Maxwell Gap The Huygens Gap The Encke Gap The Keeler Gap