kreller1

If we measure badassery based on the number of innocent Kerbalnauts I have killed (most of which were not intentional), then I am the baddest of the bad!

I should start this off by stating that I am not a modder, so this may not be practical, possible, etc. Perhaps this has already been done, but I have not been successful in locating the work if that is true. Anyway, my idea goes as follows. I would love to have a probe/part available that gathered science a little bit at a time, rather than one big chunk all at once. So, let’s say that you have to provide power to it, and for every two days that it was powered, one point of science would be generated. If the power is interrupted, the two day gathering period starts over. So if we have one of these probes in orbit and powered for thirty days straight, 15 science would be the reward. To make this more “challengingâ€Â, the probe would have to be in orbit or on the surface of a celestial body other than Kerbin or asteroids. Also, the total science that it could gather could be capped at say 50, and then you would have to send up another probe. Perhaps asteroids could be included with this, but if they provide less science or something. Thoughts, comments?

His ashes were spread out over the ocean near the KSC.

You will always be a few points shy of enough science to buy your next technology upgrade.

Without my joystick, I am the worst pilot of any space or aircraft ever made in KSP. My keyboard under my hands has slain hundreds of Kerbals.

It's more of a junkyard than anything. So many pieces, parts, and debris flying all over the place, mixed in with a few functional (and intact) spacecraft.

I do a lot of lurking myself. Welcome!

Jeb is harder to kill than a Terminator. His spacecraft are not usually as lucky.

It is a glorious and honorable tradition to die in the line of service for a Kerbalnaut.

The difference between SRB\'s and LFE\'s, and which one can throttle.

There goes the neighborhood! ;P

I\'ve had many a 'landing' like that one. Stinking Bill *loves* the self-destruct button for some reason. See you in orbit!

Lost my screenshot somehow, but it took me 21 days on my eccentric orbit to get captured by Mun gravity. After my first Mun orbit, as I was nearing apokee, I escaped Munar orbit velocity and went on a wild ride orbiting the Kun. I have yet to be recaptured by Kearth or Mun gravity, and it\'s pushing 150 days mission time. I never touched the throttle, so not sure what happened. I think my Munar orbit was too high.

See you all in orbit. ;D