Mad Rocket Scientist

Was cloudy here, missed it.

I just hold my breath for a while, seems to help.

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It's not a problem to embed that google calendar in SCF is it? Thanks!

Oh, I forgot to mention- I got the prefix code reference too! ST: TWOK Goodness!

See the maintainer list on the OP? The person on the top of that will do on the 2nd of October, and everyone after that will do it on the next Friday for them.

Thanks! Thanks you for the suggestions too, I'm always happy to get suggestions. The struts should be hidden, yes, and the tail isn't my favorite, but there's a bunch of z-fighting if it's perfectly flat. Probably a rebuild of the tail would be best for that. The cockpit view is weird, but I wanted a low-part-count way to make the large window, and that looked right. If I was just releasing the X-1, I might have made custom windows.

Thanks!

Hi all, thanks for taking a look at my latest craft! The Bell X-1 was the first aircraft to break the speed of sound, on October 14, 1947. The Bell X-1 is carried to altitude by a B-29 Superfortress, then dropped to accelerate to a bit over mach 1. Enough history, let's have some pictures: How to fly: Take off. Turn 90 degrees to the left. Climb to 3000m, this will take a while. Browse the forums for a bit. Drop the bell X-1. Climb at a 20 degree angle to 4000m, then level off and go supersonic. 333m/s is about right. Land. Now, they both can land, separately. I haven't got the B-29 and the X-1 landed on the same flight. Note: This thing loves to run into watermodule.slider.collider, or have bits of it randomly overheat. Warranty voided by visiting forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com. Enjoy! Download* *Broomstick not included.

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2 still only 6-5 negatives.

Don't worry, you're doing it next time.

We won!

We're at(-97.) - - - Updated - - - Mine wasn't a change in the number, so -99 now.

..-97

..-98

-95!!

Ninjas -93.

Call it -91, right now?

-91!!

-89!.

-88!.

-86!.

-85 Probably not.

-83 ninjas!