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kerbiloid

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  1. Shrine of Vulcan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcanal
  2. Floor 4989: A Troll bakery with T-shaped rolls.
  3. The dragon boats were built to go and take away the gravy boats at five o'clock. Was Mother of Dragons riding Mother of Butter?
  4. Boar ban boar And the rams. The rams are banned too. Total zoo banocide.
  5. So, you think that they will start creating KSP-3 now... Maybe, maybe. The new videocards won't buy themselves themselves.
  6. From the Movie Cliches that NEED to Die! thread. Do you see, @Fizzlebop Smith, what have you done there? The whole NASA can't launch rockets after they had followed your advice and touched the countdown sequence... I hope, you are happy now!
  7. With practically zero heat sink, making its power supply capability negligible. Here on the Earth we have ocean to cool. +100
  8. NASA has a tradition. Every sixty years they start an SLS project for the Moon. http://www.astronautix.com/s/sls.html Btw, some pictures and dox about LUNEX, the 0th iteration of the Artemis. https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/luna/luna_projecthorizon01.htm#contents wiki has interesting pdf/webarchive links, too. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunex So, no. SLS is not outdated. It's recurring.
  9. Where do you see a waiter? It's a Robomatix Coffee-shop. Only robots are serving. Peasant! That cabbage and a turnip, please!
  10. Isn't it cheating that Space Weaver was never riding the real Space Shuttle?
  11. Granted. Everybody in the trolleybus thanks you. I wish for a trolleyball championship.
  12. You have a feeling that the forum users are associated with biological objects.
  13. "Today is April, 1. Were you really expecting a launch now?"
  14. They became butterflies. As the dragonflies eat the butterflies, do the dragons eat butter?
  15. Calling 911 to know what exactly is up
  16. Magrat Garlick Lancre, Ramtops
  17. That's not so long ago. (Since late 1950s). You should not compress the whole nuka-ball. You should just slap its shell to make it slap the less-than-kg sparkplug (and sometimes the inert betatronesque sphere around it to force the Xray emission), it gets slightly supercritical and ignites the puny amount of gaseous D+T inside, and then the staged process of fusion-fission-fusion-fission runs even without critical mass of the charge in whole. You need just several kg of the chemexplosives for that (thanks to the Pu's delta-alpha crystal phase transition). Also, usage of U/Pu deuteride helps since the Ray&Ruby nuka-tests. If you have enough purified Pu, you can make a briefcase-sized linear (gun-type) charge of at least two schemes. But it's very expensive, as you have to take the Pu very early from the reactor, before it's filled wth super-active parasite isotopes, and then expose it for a decade to let them decay. But there is no problem about ten-kg nukes, except their cost and applicability in whole. The main safety system of them is their tritium addiction. Hard to create, easy to burn out. Actually, you couldn't make a simple nuke out of a normally designed nuke. It doesn't contain the critical mass of isotopes. Wait... Oh, ...! https://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Kerbin Density 58 484.090 kg/m3
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