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[Chris94]

Jedian Kerman doing some EVA above Kerbin. Just launched a Orion crew capsule + SLS rocket replica, models of the NASA version. I am not an experienced player on KSP. But hope to get to the Mun and possibly Duna someday.

[Hattivat]

I am not an experienced player on KSP. But hope to get to the Mun and possibly Duna someday.

Don't worry, you certainly will If you find a full-blown Apollo-style mission too intimidating, just take it slowly: do a manned flyby first, or land a probe before attempting to do the same with kerbals on board.

[zekes]

Pengu says:

NOOT NOOT

[The Jedi Master]

Some shots from my recent probing campaign in RSS/RO:

I must know how people are doing all this real life stuff! First Earth, now Jupiter!

Edited July 3, 2014 by The Jedi Master
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[Hattivat]

I must now who people are doing all this real life stuff! First Earth, now Jupiter!

The visuals are courtesy of http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/55145-0-23-5-Real-Solar-System-v6-1-4-29-14 with the second config (the one that uses Planet Factory). Be warned though, it's quite memory-intensive.

[The Fleet Master]

They're back

[TeeGee]

RSS/RSO full realism. Beautiful.

[RocketPilot573]

Totally a cargo plane...

[Thesonicgalaxy]

Space Shuttle Atlantis being prepared to go to the Launchpad.

[zekes]

Two new Medium Anti-Tank Guns.

[WooDzor]

Back to Kerbin after the first suborbital flight up to 65.000M

[Criollo]

[Felsmak]

Just a random Saturn V replica.

[WooDzor]

Just a random Saturn V replica.

http://i.imgur.com/1IzKrmQ.png

stage 1 & 2 are made of what? that looks awesome.. no 'tail' fins though?

[Felsmak]

Those are parts from NovaPunch. And oops! I forgot about the fins, hehe.

[caba111]

Here's a small base I made on top of the tall pointy mountain across from KSC (I'm calling it Black Mountain). The air is very thin at the top. It was a challenge to get even a few small modules up there.

http://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=0Bw9IGvZWuHyNeEphOXNDbWxZeUU

[Overfloater]

Hey caba... something's not right with your link. Perhaps you should try uploading to imgur.com or photobucket.com ._.

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on another note... here are some cool shots of my 2nd ever non air-hogging* SSTO Mun lander:

*Can't accuse me for air-hogging if there aren't any intakes!

[The Fleet Master]

Here's an experimental Capsule launched on a Plooto-I, First stock shroud I've ever made on a Plooto-I

[WooDzor]

And not a single Kerbal was killed

Buran style launcher though.. couldn't get the spaceshuttle right :-/

[Wampa842]

After the partial success of the Pandyssian Space Exploration's manned mission to Eve, the agency decided to launch a second Sovereign-class starship. However, due to game bugs, it had to be taken down. The ship had six escape pods, three of which were used to return crew members. The other three had enough dV to bring the spacecraft down.

The pods' parachutes could even bring it down in one piece!

Well... almost.

The bridge was left in the desert as a memento... or maybe the recovery crew just forgot about it.

The aviation team of Midgard Space Agency (known for its enormous vehicles) developed a new hypersonic light spaceplane.

The pilot was proud to, for the first time, land on an actual runway. He was given snacks as a reward for his exceptional precision.

The first working SSTO spaceplane made by the aviation team of Midgard Space Agency. Shortly after the demise of K-307 Freyja, K-302 Freyr was sent on a supply and relief mission to the Alpha Asteroid Base. The mission went according to plan, the reentry was fine...

But the pilot touched down a bit too hard.

Any landing you can walk away from, right?

What is that doing THERE?

Oh.................... okay.

Debris says WOOSH

This is what happens when you deorbit a spacecraft straight from a 900 km polar orbit. That blue thing there is Kerbin's core; the Eye of the Kraken as I call it.

Physics go potatoes

And a brave kerbal on EVA in the atmosphere, trying to attach parachutes to the spacecraft after a severe malfunction. All crew members survived.

Both P.S.E and Midgard use similar space tugs for orbital assembly. With the discovery of antimatter, the Pandyssian tug had to be replaced. A second one was sent out to the antimatter harvester to replace the outdated one.

The harvester and the old tug can be seen on the left, and the new one on the right.

Coming in for docking...

Aaand they're kissing.

The Mk.1 tug reveals its payload: an Advanced Extravehicular Suit. It has a command seat, a relatively strong reaction wheel, numerous RCS thrusters, a single robotic arm, and a small docking port.

Due to the lack of space, the AES has to first be ejected by the tug's pilot, then mounted while floating free.

It's fun to mess around with it, but without an electromagnet, it is quite hard to actually do stuff with it.

Docking the AES to the docking port inside the Mk.1 tug's cargo hold.

Parachutes attached, everything undocked, NERVAs firing, the Mk.1 tug starts its descent to the surface.

Again, any landing you can walk away from, right?

[sp1989]

Armageddon Style

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[Maixmus_Thalos]

Hello Everyone! This is my first post and as such, I've chosen to show off some of my most recent creations. Sorry for the pic lag tho I don't know how to do a gallery with photobucket.

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[SpannerMonkey(smce)]

Solar eclipse at KSC makes it difficult to test suntracking, first feet on the ground eclipse I've seen since 018, no hacking or ps it's real!

[Felsmak]

Most people pay the fund price for their rockets. I pay the ion price.

Here is the armored vehicle that I use to transport my payments.

[Kevon87]

The surface of the sun. Better Break out the Ray-Bans