What's Your Greatest Achievement

[ScallopPotato]

Finally safely returning my kerbals to Kerbin after a successful Moho mission. No refuelers or rescue craft required. It included a low pass over Kerbol and a Kerbin aerocapture at 8 km/s

[Th_]

Landing on Laythe in the first rover I had ever built

[OTehNoes]

Probably my first time docking. For some reason I chose to make my first space station in a polar orbit, which made the whole ordeal extremely difficult. Learned from my mistakes though!

[xzxvrx]

The only time I have actually had a physical expression was when I landed on the Mün and resulted an a "YEAAHHH" a "WHOOOO" and a 'YESSSSSS". Docking, getting to other planets is just a mental "yes!"

[ArmchairGravy]

My recent Dres mission which featured a fully modular design. It came back from Dres, a fresh lander and drive module was attached, and then it went to Gilly. Using a modular system like this really opened up the rest of the Kerbol system. I can orbit everything now, and return from most of it. Final hurdle: Eve & Tylo landers.

[Zuni]

My first unassisted orbit. I actually yelled YEAH!

[timsfitz]

My first SSTO to Laythe and back. What an adventure. Last night was good to. I found the dead Kracken on Bop with a special search lander. Had no idea where it was so I made a small, but very efficient lander to search the whole moon.

[Vanamonde]

There are already a couple of threads like this, so to keep the forum orderly, this was merged into the most recent one. Carry on.

[mythbusters844]

Arguably my most proud achievement was landing on Duna. I was so proud when I landed, and literally said "YES!"

[thegamingscientist]

My first docking! Defiantly my first docking... it opened up a whole new door of possibilities! Sorry I don't have a good photo :/

[Jouni]

Solving this problem.

[SkyRender]

This may not look like all that much, but that's because it's only one piece of a much greater whole.

A 24-part whole. Each and every one of those sites save one is nearly identical, and the non-identical site looks like this:

So yeah. That was a big accomplishment back in the day when I did it. 0.18.4, I believe.

Runner-up: Duna station "Mothership", part of a hugely elaborate Duna extended mission I ran in 0.22.

[Tw1]

Probably my latest one. Sending a kerbal to Kerbin's moons and back without using any engines, or cheats or hacks. Just a bit of glitch exploitation.

Full mission report here.

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/70180-Attempting-to-go-to-space-Using-kerbs-and-ladders-An-experiment-report

[TheFactory]

Mine is my trip to duna and back that I completed recently. Unfortunatly time warp cut my parachutes just as I was about to splash down on kerbin and killed jeh, bob and bill

Im just now building a craft to take me to dres and back, its the unknown for me....

[KvickFlygarn87]

Yeah got to agree with Xacktar docking from there must be pretty hard if your in a time pressure ( unless your in a 300 metre orbit around the Mun and you path doesn't run into any hills or mountains

Well, his navball sure as heck makes it look like a suborbital trajectory. I think otherwise though.

[Caelib]

Safely landing on Tylo. If you're unaware of the difficulty of this task ... anyone bored with KSP should consider trying it.