ProfessorJeb

Yey!

This thread is great! And the crafts here look really good. Got some ideas for my own (K)Apollo mission now.

169 since the day I bought it on Steam. Probably more than 250 if I add the time I played with the demos.

I've seen it before but I agree. It is amazing. His short KSP movie "Star Stuff" is great too.

Welcome! Yes, you should land on Mün. It is the easiest way to get a lot of science in short time. Try to land to places where several biomes are really close (like those craters with canyons where you can easily get science from 3-4 biomes). Materials Bay give you the most amount of science after crew reports and EVA reports (and surface samples). I usually tend to spam Mystery Goo probes in the beginning and send them all around the Kerbin system so that I don't have to add them to the future rockets (makes them a bit lighter).

Gah, I feel silly now. I tried out some other mods as well and I guess all those available parts kind of confused me. Yeah, I forgot to purchase them in the R&D building.

I'm having a bit of a problem. For some reason parts of this mod do not show up in the career mode. Have I missed something?

Nice update!

Not sure how babies are made on Kerbin but there are female kerbanauts in the program. While recruiting new kerbonauts I found her as one of the applicants. Edit: Cut non-important stuff out of the picture

I haven't forgot parachutes but I have put them on wrong landers.. Like a lander on Mün. Don't know what I was thinking when sending it there.

This was good! Waiting another one!

This is what I am thinking that will be added to the career mode. And I have become very creative with the limited parts available for me at the start of the career mode.

The cost of parts and the cost to unlock new parts is the reason why I try to play the career mode so that I can safely return most of the fueltanks/engines/etc. Later it would be much easier to handle the cash system if (actually when) it is implemented.

I like this mission report. Writing is good (important parts are brought out) and I like the pace (though 38 missions in 34 days are a bit much ). Btw, 1 Kerbin day is 6 hours. So, your 34 days are actually 136 Kerbin days.

Because of my love for sience.