Vanamonde

Upload your screenshot to a sharing service and copy the link they provide here. So are you visually matching your path to the contract path?

Sounds like your ship is too tall and not wide enough. What does it look like?

So... why not play KSP? Then you could paint it more.

How are you opening them accidentally? By staging? If so, you can r-click and choose not to have them staged, or moved them to the top of the stack where they won't be triggered and then manually discard them in flight.

It's unlikely. The team has moved over to working on KSP2.

Well, that's unfortunate.

The second link wants me to get permission to view? Can you upload the pic to a sharing service and copy their link here?

Question moved to Modded Support.

Should just be the number of posts,

I put the images in spoilers for you. It's just kind of a nice thing to do for people who haven't found the things for themselves yet.

I suppose you could put wings on the launch stack to counter-act the wings on the plane. Terribly inefficient but perhaps workable.

To show pictures, upload them to a hosting service and then copy the links they provide into your posts here.

I believe you'll just need to edit it again.

Are you playing KSP1 in career mode? If so, you will need to upgrade the tracking station before you get all the course projection indicators. And the SAS modes will be dependent on what kind of probe core you're using and whether or not you're in contact with KSC by antenna.

Build it like any other rocket, though you may want to preserve the aircraft shape by linking it to the launch stack by the belly rather than the rear, like the space shuttle. The only real problem is that the lifting surfaces the aircraft needs will strongly draw the rocket "upwards," and you'll need to account for that. Give the ship lots of control authority and maybe rotate it so that this trend works in your favor and helps make the gravity turn. Or you can use the really messy fix of making the craft symmetrical by copying the plane part on each side.

Upload your screenshots to a file sharing service and then copy the link they provide into your posts here.

Welcome to the forum. I can't read Russian but I suspect you are making the classic mistake of orbiting in the wrong direction. Everybody has done this from time to time.

If you can't get an intercept at all the most likely explanation is that you're launching at the wrong time. I believe this calculator is still valid for KSP2. https://ksp.olex.biz/ Also, welcome to the forum.

If you can land on Duna you can land on Eve, if you add a heatshield to your craft. You can also reach their moons of Gilly and Ike.

The idea of a planet's orbit shifting always seemed like bad science fiction to me but I've been seeing in some science vids that it's believed to have happened in earth's climatic history. Can someone explain to where the momentum goes? If it's due to earth interacting with other planets, why does it seem to have been discrete events rather than an on-going affect?

Joysticks are only really useful for aircraft. It's easier to fly rockets with keyboard control.

Yes, it's a vast improvement.

Okay.

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Why didn't you do the test flight during the day? Makes it easier to see mountains coming.