Jump to content

Dockillar

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    42

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Posts posted by Dockillar

    The planet Eve has life

    in KSP1 Discussion

    Posted

    If that is true, then the oceans really could be (bio) fuel like the Devs said. Also, who knows, maybe underneath the bacteria infested surface there are the previous remains the bacteria, solidified into solid fuels. Eve could be for all we know; A giant wet lump of coal.

    Why Cockpit zoom is overpowered.

    in KSP1 Discussion

    Posted

    Its ridiculous and humorous at the same time, (it could explain why their eyes are so big). But for me, I could see this big zoom in ability for possible future parts for things such as telescopes. So it has potential, but it needs to be in the correct places. (Aka; not in IVA).

    Super-Earth Plausibility

    in Science & Spaceflight

    Posted

    There is a technically no limit between a terrestrial planet's size, and the type of planet it is, a planet being big enough does not necessarily make it a gas giant, a gas giant will form in the outer, more hydrogen, helium, and methane rich areas, they grow large because they use gravitational force to pull these gases into gas planets, so in a sense, a gas giant literally, "eats" its area of gases up, which on a scale of a proto-planetary disc, is a HUGE area...

    If a so-called "super earth" were to exist, it would literally have to take massive amounts of rocks, ice, or other solid materials into itself to form, and it is possible that other larger planets would be interfered by this huge body to collide and make it BIGGER!!!

    The point is, planets grow big because of the area they form in, not because of their common large sizes, but their history and orbits around their star...

    Its a cool idea though! :)

    Kerbin's Moons, Like early earth's???

    in Science & Spaceflight

    Posted

    You may or may of not of heard of this theory, but its possible that earth back billions of years ago had two moons, but according to the theory, the other smaller crashed into the other. Could the same process of formation the Mün and Minmus be the same? In my opinion, it makes sence, the Müns greater gravitational influence and size could of flung Minmus into a more, inclined and eccentric orbit around Kerbin, making Kerbin's moon system's formation just like ours except the other moon being flung out farther.

    After all, it's just a theory, but what do you all think?

    Koffee: Why kerbals NEVER sleep

    in KSP Fan Works

    Posted

    Kerbals need SOMETHING to keep themselves awake during missions. Notice how they never seem to sleep, they are always terrified, excited, etc during missions. This is because of the substance created by the KSP called "Koffee". Koffee consists of 4 major ingredients: Kocoa Beans, grown and found in the Island and tropical regions of Kerbin, it gives the Koffee a better flavor, Water, this gives the Koffee a liquid state, (preferably making it easier to consume by the kerbalnaut). Other ingredients added by the Kerbals, such as Milk, fresh from the Dairy farms to north of the K.S.C, sugar, to sweeten it, etc. And finally a classified substance to extend the Koffee's effect at keeping Kerbals awake.

    This is how Kerbals never, EVER sleep.

    life on laythe

    in KSP1 Discussion

    Posted

    There is almost CERTAINLY life on Laythe, but don't expect giant sea monsters, expect only cells and possibly very small multicellular organisms. Also, it could definitely be supported like the extremophiles by hydrothermal vents just like in Earthen oceans. And I assume everyone that has orbited Laythe agrees it has volcanoes and an active core charged because of strong Jool's magnetic field, just like some of the moons around Jupiter like Io and Europa, (Europa also has water and hopefully life like Laythe...)

×
×
  • Create New...