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I'm working on my craft: the BD Hornet. (Design secret for now, will post when I get Dropbox figured out.)

Assassinating every non-useful, non-essential character. Bonus points if they're annoying. (Heimskr, anyone?)

For insane difficulty, do it with only SRBs!

I work for a fireworks company, so the 4th and the week before were horrendously busy (18-hour work days!)

Ksp, the solubility product constant.

When I saw the thread title, I thought it was talking about putting a V2 missile inside the Space Shuttle.

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Did you upgrade the R&D facility enough to unlock fuel transfer?

Gallium as well. Does one country need two elements? My favorite is carbon.

This happens on Mac too, from personal experience. It's worse with smaller crafts.

My Submissions: Small Dragster Mk. 2 (crazy fast, uses legal part clipping) Medium Dragster Mk. 2 (bigger version of the small one) Limo Dragster (to go in style!) Instructions: Turn SAS on. Press space. When the engines burn out, activate the parachute. When you want to come to a complete stop, activate the brakes (only below 50 m/s).

What happens if there are 0 parachutes? An undefined score? I suggest setting "no parachutes" to "0.5 parachutes."

+1 = 47

Is it just an intake with a fuel tank, or is it something more?

No, not much.

Could it just be lag?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adiabatic_flame_temperature This gives the theoretical temperature assuming complete combustion and no heat lost.

If I stick a bunch of Gigantors on my crafts, can I keep my computer charged?

I'm playing KSP v 0.90 on a Macbook. Whenever my engines overheat, my computer overheats. Whenever I run out of electric charge, my battery goes dead. Is this normal? What should I do about it?

Save your money, and don't buy an army. Games Workshop products are horribly overpriced, and while playing may be fun at first, it soon gets boring. Source: Personal experience My first (and only) army was Necrons, by the way. They are pretty easy to paint.

I doubt using alt-f12 is allowed. On that note, are Kraken drives allowed?

http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=30178 Cyclodextrin is some pretty cool stuff.

Sounds like the DEFCON game.

I have: various reusable spaceplane launchers, the N1, for big stuff that doesn't fit in cargo bays, the N4 (4 times as big as the N1), for huge stuff that doesn't fit in cargo bays, and the N9 (9 times as big as the N1), for obscenely huge stuff that also doesn't fit in cargo bays. The N1, N4, and N9 use a reusable liquid core made of Kerbodyne parts, and disposable solid boosters. The number of boosters varies based on the payload, but at launch the rockets usually derive about half their thrust from the core and half from the boosters.

Rubidium will also react with oxygen in the air, so the whole ocean would be on fire.