Brenok

What IS your claim, after all? That Einstein and everyone else were wrong?

Just moments ago, he was calling Einstein an idiot, I think anything goes in this thread.

The Dunning-Kruger is strong with this one.

All the circled objects are actually the same, results of gravity bending spacetime. At this point I just can't tell if you're just trolling, or you really doubt basically all Physics from the last 90 years.

You said: So far, you're the one putting a claim, and failed to provide any source, while evading questions and diverting attention on the last page with high school questions. To me, and to anyone who might be reading the discussion, it seems that you don't know what you're talking about.

You're German, right? Why would you fear an American agency that much?

Unless you are talking about the warp drive-capable Phoenix from Star Trek, I don't think any ICBM has the capacity to go to the Moon.

Probably one of these things, when misspelled:

The amount of speed you would gain in vacuum, if you burned a certain quantity of fuel with a certain specific impulse.

Why do you assume all educational reforms must have necessarially been made less than 20 years ago?

Are you saying that there's something special that separates us from computers? What exactly?

These are definitely Solid Rocket Boosters: Uploaded with ImageShack.us

You don't need to throttle up SRBs. Once started, they burn until the fuel ends.

Well, they shouldn't. At least in the US or the UK.

1 - Some people have text on the flag, so turning it doesn't solve it 2 - It also doesn't help if the flag is exactly perpendicular to the direction you wanted to plant.

Now I'm wondering if that mistake was intentional, and if that mental disorder was dyslexia.

How would a kerbal manually open a solar panel without EVA? -edit- Now I remembered something: didn't the launching pad generate energy, so that probes wouldn't die while waiting for a window? Did you try testing this outside of the launching pad?

The images you posted are not direct links. When using IMG tags, check if the extension is correct (for example .gif) Here are they, in order: As for your questions, I have no idea.

I think I saw something like this on the first post HarvesterR made on the Orbiter forums about KSP. Don't remember where exactly it is, but someone posted it here a time ago.

I modified the logo a little to make some flags. Handwritten: Using same font:

Well, at least Wikipedia says he is the "first person to walk on the Moon", which he was. Some people say "first to step on the Moon", which is also correct.

The Wiki has a page about cfg files: http://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/CFG_File_Documentation#Parts The module is the "category" of the part. In this case, it's a control surface (aileron etc)

You mean, like this?

As far as I know, the quicksave is permanent. It is stored on the same folder as the persistent save, "saves\(username)\quicksave.sfs"

I don't think that this method would be very efficient... better put the rockets directly on Earth.