Steambirds

KMS Jekyll.

If I launched up a bus, I'd make it like a school bus haha.

I was bored in KSP, so I decided to throw a truck into space, and land it on the moon. Sadly, I had to perform a refuelling mission because the darn thing didn't have enough fuel when I finally got it in orbit. It was also wobbly as hell upon the launch, as the CoM and the center of thrust were not inline.

Much like the planned manned mission to Venus by America, we could probably make things more efficient by turning an empty fuel tank into a crew compartment.

So, has karbonite been added? I am unsure of exactly what changes were added.

I like enormous rockets, but I also try to keep them (vaguely) in the realm of sanity, sometimes sacrificing one aspect of my rocket for sheer cool-factor.

Hype has reached critical levels!

So, how do I actually download the universal docking ports? They confuse me: Do I need to download the seperate plugin to dock a 1.25 m docking port to a 2.5 m universal docking port?

I made a set of geosynchronous satellites in KSP with Remote tech installed, but I am having a hard time making them connect to my probes in orbit automatically, any tips?

Maybe Engineers with high courage do better in space than engineers with lower courage, high courage scientists get slightly more science from research in space, etc.

You know your rocket is overbuilt when its orbital engine is a mainsail 'cus everything else is too slow for the 100 ton payload.

I have never had a problem with the placement of the Clamp-O-Tron Sr. Docking Port. I think you guys just need to look a bit harder. Although, it could be made more distinctive to be easily determined of its orientation, however.

I just hope these SAS changes can be reverted in the difficulty screen.

I really don't like the changes to SAS though, I fly a boatload of unmanned probes, which will only hamper my ability to play

Ladies and gentlemen, I bring you... the ekranoplan!

Wait, the front of the train like that is just an aerodynamic shell? I feel cheated.

What?! The Hype train isn't a PRR-S1? This is heresy!

The Blohm and Voß BV 141 is truly a unique piece of technology.

My career is sponsored mainly by the TRUK aeronautic and automobile company. They also own the restraunt closest to the space center.

I think the reason why we don't use nuclear rockets is what do we do when the rocket explodes on the launchpad, spreading radioactive fuel everywhere?

That's the quantum part!

More than I would like to admit.

I'd say one of the hardest parts of managing hydroponics in space is the immense water consumption of plants.

Probably behind the couch, it's dark back there.

Bump for the glory of kerbalkind.