MasterSounis

Once, when I was around 4 or 5, I dreamed about my family driving in a refugee caravan through the Rocky Mountains away from marauding motorcycle Vikings.

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I think that, similar to the 909, the radial engines are better suited to a vacuum. That's where I've found the most use for them, especially in base construction on the Mun and Minmus. Even though the drag is high, they're still useful. I think a buff would be unnecessary for what use there already is for them. Edit: welp the ninjas have found me.

Banned for using exclamation points.

He didn't like how the wheel was a cylinder, so he reinvented it.

He's so hot, he makes a dragon want to retire, man.

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Limpet teeth. http://www.port.ac.uk/uopnews/2015/02/18/scientists-find-strongest-natural-material/ If you need to make a bio-spaceship, this structure is probably your best bet.

I haven't really done rovers, but I had an Ike probe hitching a ride on my Duna lander on the side, and so I used I-beams as counterweight. Lower delta V, but effective.

​I'm going with other: Minmus is "Just". Because when you try to land there, it always gives out your just desserts.

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Ninjas... -1

-3 pointless resistance is a human specialty

Ok, that's fine to cease and desist. Plus, unlike much of the rest of the Internet, (if not so uncommon here), you can actually support an opinion. I just feel that a society should feel morally obligated to follow it's laws, even though there is no direct correlation. It seems counterproductive to base any society on self-guided morality, as many would not think about anything but theft and murder for their own gain, and there would be little left over. In any case, I respect your position even if I do not neccesarily agree with it.

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100 divided by 3 rounded to two significant figures = 33

Actually, according to article 98 of the preamble to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea: So, in fact, there is a legal obligation to save lives. Additionally, it becomes a moral obligation through the nature of law. Since it is assumed there is a knowledge of this sinking ship, this fictional captain would, in fact, be required by law to send one of his ships.

Thread title: please avoid using dark pictures! *thread turns into dark picture showcase*

Well, we're talking about Star Trek, which is slightly more possible than Star Wars in a lot of ways. Additionally, overanalysis is fun.

Actually, a maximum velocity could be achieved by constant thrust radial in. If done at the perhaps is of a eccentric orbit, a circular orbit could be artificially achieved through constant centripetal acceleration that would be faster than a standard orbit at the same altitude. Inefficient, but manageable for Star Trek tech.

Knowing is half the battle, and the other half is violence!