Solivagant

It worked! to the moon, muthereffers!

Yep. The reddit thread announcing the release hit /r/all in about 12 minutes, faster than some of the World Cup stuff. The hype train didn't stop, it headed off the rails and straight for the .24 download servers.

Tested a 4-Kerbal crew shuttle, and fixed some problems it had with landing. I'm working on rendezvouz practice around the Mun, to prepare for a rescue of Jebediah and Thompble Kerman, who are in an inclined orbit around Eve. I'm going to send a mothership to Eve, pop out the crew shuttle, rendezvouz with the craft, and bring them back home. Easy as pie, right? eheheheh....

The hype train is gaining momentum so quickly that by the time the "last page" loads, it's already 3 pages from the real last page.

I got tired of all three of them, so now Jeb is stuck on Gilly for now. Bill and Bob are prepping the Munar orbit space station. My two main pilots are Ronke Kerman (he's actually got the badS tag, never gets afraid) and Geofbles Kerman as a trusty copilot. Right now Ronke and Gregner are prepping for a circumnavigation of the Mun by rover.

1. When you struggle to remember that the Earth has only one moon. 2. When you try to timewarp when something's in the microwave.

This is amazing. Keep it up! (I just realized, the crew is gonna have a roller coaster of a time with Jool aerobraking, when that comes.)

I tried to land a science module at my Minmus base, and instead it landed on my crew quarters, killing 3 kerbals. I reverted the flight. Waste of an hour

On a one-way trip to Dres, Anming and Giller Kerman found themselves in an encounter with Jool, and said, "Why not?" They arrived, aerobraked, and found that they did not have enough fuel to make it to the surface of Laythe, Kerbal-kind's ultimate goal. It had been more than 6 years since they had set off from KSC, and they were so very lonely. Upon learning they did not have enough fuel to either make it home or to Laythe, they decided it would be better if they plunged into Jool, in the pursuit of science and driven mad by having only each other's company for seven and a half years. They will be missed greatly.