Aynrayne

Welcome to the forum Accidentally. Nice Claw. Aynrayne

Well, you need at least the paid version 0.15 and you need to copy the parts into the 'Parts' folder and the plugin into the 'Plugins' folder.

North Korea\'s record is flawless, Three launches, three failures.

AMD Phenom II X6 (Six Cores) @ 2.8GHz per core Asus Radeon 6950 - 1GB Corsair 1600C9 RAM - 4*2GB Corsair 650W PSU Western Digital Caviar Blue - 500GB Windows 7 Ultimate Edition / Ubuntu

I don\'t want to stir anything up but.... While Americans may have actually used the technology in order to place man on the moon, the Saturn V rocket (which was by far the only American rocket that had a chance at taking men to the moon) was designed by Werner Von Braun.

I like the new parts, Thankyou Nova.

January 8th

Hey Roman How about no?

Thankyou very much Kingtramp.

The gist of this thread is that you post your computer\'s specs, as you\'d expect =P. AMD Phenox II X6 1055T 2.8GHz ATI Radeon HD 6950 1GB 4GB Corsair 1600MHz DDR3 RAM. Western Digital 500GB Caviar Blue HDD. Peripherals: Microsoft Sidewinder X6 Gaming Keyboard. Earth Green Razer Diamondback 3G.

Hey Nova. Khe Kire Ktar Kiberius Kve KKerbin. That will be all, thankyou.

No, just no. By the way, you misspelled Sergeant.

Welcome Cailean, I found it in similar circumstances, but I was at school at the time, I think that I was supposed to be doing a Chemistry assignment at the time but I decided to wikipedia a bunch of topics concerning space travel, that led to space simulators, and then on to Kerbal Space Program. Went home, downloaded Kerbal Space Program. And here I am.

See Soyuz 11 on wikipedia for information on the extremes of space, a pressure equalization valve opened during the undocking and the crew died during re-entry. Not from freezing or explosions, they died from suffocation as the capsule\'s atmosphere drained.

Actually, Confirmed Astronaut/Cosmonaut Fatalities during spaceflight: US: 13 USSR: 0 (Up to 20 have been claimed, though never proven.) Number of fatalities during the moonshot program I don\'t think this category even deserves any interest as the only three killed in the American moonshot were in Apollo 1, which didn\'t even take off and the Russians never launched a manned lunar mission so they are pretty much disqualified. Your figures on the fatalities during training are right though.

Putting winglets near the bottom in groups of 3 (on the second to last and last stages) is usually the easiest way to guarantee stability, but it may still be a problem on imbalanced rockets, if you are using multiple winglets, multiple SAS and RCS modules and your ship is still imbalanced, you may need to consider redesigning it.

I\'ve been using Kerbal Space Program for a few months now and I felt that it was high time that I signed up for the forums. I haven\'t bought it yet but I\'m going to within the next 10 days. Anyway yes, nice to meet you all.