Hans Dorn

Right The multiplier around Jupiter would have been a tad higher, though...

Just like the ISS

I voted yes. Squad should have an easier job at determining dV, since they can look at the actual fuel routing code instead of having to guess.

I try to avoid adding boosters to my boosters. That's usually the time things start exploding.

All my rockets are not-so-awesome, once I put them on Eve. Eve's a ######.

My favorite so far was Hans Kerman.

After reading up on the nuclear salt water rocket I came to the conclusion that it's way more kerbal than the NERVA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_salt-water_rocket

They call it Milky Way, just like us. Point is, they invented the snack of the same name first.

Played around with mechjeb - he managed to kill his namesake. Meh.

Shooting something into the sun is pretty easy. Launch at sunset, burn until Kerbin escape. Wait for SOI change, burn retrograde. /tongue-in-cheek I found playing around with orbits easier than expected. Landing in a vacuum on the other hand...

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Duuude, what's in your tanks?

There's some flat spots on minimus /Captain Obvious

Those are the big ones from stock, attached to fuel tanks. Cheers

Paid a visit to Gilly. I managed to hit the space bar while adjusting descent speed. Lost my landing gear and a load of fuel. Landed on the engine instead... On my way back home with enough science to complete the tree

It's because of the weird way KSP calculates thermal resistance - it's proportional to the distance to the center of mass of the tank. Cheers Hans P.S the orange tank looks totally out of place on the new liquid fuel booster. Squad should add a matching tank of the same size IMO

Landing on minmus is a good start. It's low gravity makes it a good target for practicing.

I like the idea of using an old computer as a guideline. These didn't have GUI's, but displays and buttons. LOTs of buttons Having a simple fixed GUI with some LED displays, numerical and function keys (with user defined labels) would be apropriate I guess.

I'd like to see gravity implemented for the asteroids. It's what's holding them together after all, right? This would enable you to: Properly land on them Orbit them Or even make them orbit each other! Sounds like fun to me...

I was smirking a bit when people posted this - and now I started doing it myself. Cheers Hans P.S: Have a ship orbiting Laythe right now that successfully aerobraked from a retrograde encounter at over 8000 m/s. Now I'm afraid it'll end up in the drink when I land it, lol

Lol I was suggesting this for the user side, not as a change to KOs. Cheers

For the moment, you could put aside a couple of action groups to interact with your script.

Now I'm weirded out. Good job

Woo, haven't seen that one yet, thx for the pointer. Cheers

I would go if I get the ability to respawn.