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livefree75

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  1. From what I know, black holes are made of everything that has fallen in since its formation. This matter is condensed at an infinitely small point called the singularity, which is literally the black hole itself. When you see a picture of a black hole, you see a black sphere. This is because the singularity is so dense, there is a point beyond which light cannot escape. This boundary is called the event horizon. The black sphere is the area within the event horizon. Since no light is coming from there, it appears black. Within the event horizon, spacetime curvature is infinite. So the "space" within the event horizon is literally made of nothing, possibly not even space-time.
  2. I am making a sci-fi movie and this mod is just what I need! Keep up the good work!
  3. Hi, I'm having a problem. When I tried to connect to a server, it said, "Connection ended: Unhandled error while syncing!" Is this DMP or my computer?
  4. 1. If you're in a hyperbolic or parabolic orbit, the purple orbit path is the one you will take if you don't get into a stable orbit. 2. Learn from MechJeb, then try accomplishing those maneuvers on your own. 3. Cut down on your part count. It is a sure-fire way to reduce lag. 4. Try to get to the Mun and Minmus and back before attempting interplanetary missions. 5. The higher an apsis is, the less fuel/delta-v it takes to change that apsis's height.
  5. If that's true, how do mods change stuff like that, such as adding or removing planets?
  6. I am looking for the folder that contains the data on the planets and moons (models, textures, etc.) Do you know where I could find this? I have only been looking in my KSP directory and have no idea where else to look. Thanks.
  7. Ok, I tried the hyperedit option, and it worked great. Thanks!
  8. I want to know if there is a way to manually edit the apoapsis and periapsis of an orbit using the save file. It is possible to edit the semi-major axis that way, but I didn't see something that let me type in the Ap and Pe altitudes. Does it have something to do with the line beginning with "alt"? The file with this data is named "persistent.sfs".
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