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So there's no possible way? How do we know if it is not possible? Humans are just now getting to know the Universe fundamentally. Also how do we know about Sirius system so well if we haven't been there. I love astronomy but I will admit there is always something new to discover and challenge our beliefs of our Universe

Sirius A and Sirius B would have the necessary gravity to span 8 light years. Also Sirius has been the target of great attention from ancient humans going so far as building objects that are always lined up with Sirius.

Some evidence suggests that Sirius is in a binary relationship with the Sun. I think that this holds some truth. What do you think?

I use the nuke for long burns. That is what they are used for mostly.

Mine was when one of the launch clamps didn't separate when the rest did. when i staged it on the second stage icon above the engine and clamps my rocket was going at an angle. I started to lose it so i activated the launch escape system and got the command pod safely away. That staging mishap cost me a good rocket.

I changed the temp of parts in the persistent file. Now it is better

Will my vehicle explode if I leave it floating in space

This album should show

What is this? Any fixes? - - - Updated - - - Some parts are orange and have temp bars. I'm also past Dunas orbit. Any fixes?

Had a very bad launch failure. All three kerbals perished

SpaceX all the way

There is a mathematical object that could be better. The Milky Way black hole could have a opposite white hole somewhere. Remember a white hole is the opposite of a black hole, spitting out matter instead of sucking matter in.

Do you think that dark matter could form them? A new theory states that the center of the Milky Way is a wormhole. Opinions?

True. He was the one who found out that the Andromeda nebula was actually another galaxy. This also proved that the Milky Way was not the only galaxy.

Which one do you wish didn't have to reenter the atmosphere and be destroyed? I personally will miss hubble more.

Are you excited for this? I cant wait till it allows us to see the atmospheres of worlds within 20 parsecs.

Which one do you think has the highest probability for life. I think Titan might have life but it wont be like anything we've ever seen.

Do you think that NASA is just wasting their time building these. Personally I am excited for the Falcon Heavy from Spacex.

Rovers are technically probes if unmanned, so yeah they count

Thanks for the suggestions

Does anybody know any base assembly tips? I tried a assembly rover but it didn't work. Please help.

Here is Explorer I would like your opinions on my replica and am looking forward to enjoying yours. Live long and play Kerbal Space Program.

First forum thread. Post your historical probe replicas mod or stock. Explorer1(Voyager 1) Hope to see some of your replicas