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Too bad money isn't implemented in the game yet.

Just imagine what would happen if you tried that in real life. Actually, did occurred in real life. Except not really, because it didn't involve malfunctioning dockingports. But it do shows what happens if you hit a space station with another spacecraft. http://youtu.be/tM7fTLLmgbk

I must say that's a very sleek and practical design. Can come in handy for my next space station, but I wouldn't go with modules that are connected to each other with 2 or more docking ports at once.

A picture taken after the failed launch of a space station core. The remains look very aesthetically pleasing somehow.

I imagine it was a real struggle to dock all those modules in such a way they all dock.

OSSaIPS Orbital Space Stationd and InterPlanetair Ship At first it was intended as an interplanetair ship, but that didn't work out because of some flaws in the design. The tanks on the side start wobbling to much and the whole thing is way to big and heavy. But I still use it as a refuelling station for other ships, so it wasn't entirely pointless.

I will be looking into this sometime this week. I'm really buzzy with college at the moment.

Here you go sir! Question: I assume this is some kind of reference to an animated series? I don't recognize it.

Adium is a client for Macs that does pretty much the same, only better because of the endless selection of extra's/plug-ins. http://adium.im/

I would love to use services like ICQ and IRC as my main way to do instant-messaging, but as long nobody in my surroundings uses those services, I'm forced to use impractical services as Facebook-chat and Skype. Otherwise I will lock myself out.

Em... I can see you put a lot of effort into it, but I don't think it looks very realistic or at least believable. Some kind of gas-giant would have been more appropriate to put in the background.

I heard that ICQ is still quite popular in Scandinavia and Eastern-Europe, no idea why. But then again, everyone in south-east Asia seems to use Yahoo Messenger. It's almost a cultural thing. I remember that MSN was totally da bomb in western europe for years (I used it a lot too) and AOL was very popular in the USA.

How do you get that rover on the surface with its wheels touching the ground?

Amazing concept! Never thought about such thing before.

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