[Ban the user above you!]

Banned for having a placeholder signature.

[Contextual Contracts... has anyone seen them?]

What are they

[Flying Fish - Articulated body to move like a fish & Folding wings for flying in the air]

That's cool. Bravo to you.

[I've been here since March and only now noticed this part of the forums]

What it says.

[Whale]

is any one not going to question what the Briefcase of Doom is?

That's the monolith near the KSC. It's half buried and looks like a briefcase.

[Whale]

I felt like it. Pourquoi pas.

[New Horizons]

In a hundred years all of us will be dead.

In five or ten years most of us will play KSP.

[2D Orbits making flower petal shapes]

Is it simulating the satellite's effect on the planet?

[Cheaters! Cheaters everywhere!]

The world isn't free, cheater. Look at how we're calling everyone cheater.

[Writing prompts!]

The AI in the rover wants to be a Battering RAM.

A pyramid is found on the moon.

[One Word Story: It Just Won't Die!]

ate

5char

[Docken für Noobs]

Just an English comment passing through

Nur ein Scherz

Die Navball könnte für "Orbit" oder "Surface" eingestellt werden. Es sollte für die "Target" festgelegt werden, nehme ich an gesetzt haben Sie die Station ist als Target.

[Post your undersea bases!]

Aaaand there's 1.0.5.

[Deep Diver Challenge: 1.0.5 Edition!]

I think I beat the depth record...

I must've fallen through a crack in the seabed. The Submersa-bus is now inexorably falling toward Kerbin's watery core at 8 meters per second.

http://i.imgur.com/QIhc2O7.png

http://i.imgur.com/KAO06CB.png

I have no idea what happened, as I was AFK and asleep.

See you in about 24 hours when I figure out what happens to a Submersa-bus upon encountering a black hole.

Actually, since the G force should increase considerably, it could be significantly sooner.

I saw The Core once. This and following reports about this is almost as good.

You may be the first person ever to reach a planet's core through a hole in the ground. If it's water the whole way through, that's a major breakthrough for Kerbinology.

[1.0.5 Buoyancy! What sinks?]

Full ore tanks and structural parts like girders and beams seem to be the key to making things sink. I've had some promising results with ore tanks, a bunch of large ones for main ballast and then some smaller ones for fine-tuning (the dump ore function is all-or-nothing on each tank).

Pic because it's fun

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/61004449/KSP/1.0.5/screenshot2.png

That's an amazing submarine. How long did it take to design that?

I tried making a sea car with ore tanks and it floats upside down, I tried making a heavier, bigger one and it blows up on the runway.

I built a whale as well. It travels at a maximum speed of 0.4m/s and it can only travel with its mouth open. It also can't steer.

[I can't get out of the Mk1 Crew Cabin and back inside again]

Oh. I'll use something else, then. Thanks.

[I can't get out of the Mk1 Crew Cabin and back inside again]

I can't get out of the Mk1 Crew Cabin and get back in again. I have it between two ore tanks. When I get a kerbal out (the two in the thing are Harming and Barkin Kerman) they appear inside the ship, wedged between the cabin and an ore tank. I press the spacebar and he ends up on top of the ship (the ship is horizontal, it's a literal ship). I can't get him inside again because there's no door on the side of the cabin, the only entrance appears to be at the point the kerbal spawned at (marked by a green blob in the SPH). I had to reload a quicksave.

[Reverse thrust!]

I'm using this to power my whale. Literally, there's a big jet engine in the whale's mouth (newly added ramp) that I'm propelling it with.

[Undone things in KSP.]

I did a 16-kerbal Dres colony in 1.0.4.

[Phobos is spiralling inward]

I wonder if when humans attempt to land on Phobos, the whole moon just shatters when somebody puts the flag down.

[PSA: Aerospike is the new best 1.25m engine!]

Whatever happened to the Vector?

[Kerbal boat program]

Someone's going to build the Titanic, you just wait.

[Sol's third ice giant possibly not ejected?]

I am saying I think it's possible that the object supposed to have caused the eccentricity of Sedna and company's orbits might be the same object that was supposed to have been ejected from the solar system in some versions of the Nice model. I am asking whether any of the simulations don't show a complete escape of the object in those versions of the Nice model, and instead an extreme extension of its orbit to way above the Kuiper belt where it eventually circularized.

[Kissing stars]

When will these collide, from our perspective? A few months?

[Sol's third ice giant possibly not ejected?]

So we think Sol/the Sun had a third ice giant that was ejected in the early solar system days. It would be more likely to end up with today's system than a four-gas-giant scenario. So I was reading some stuff about outer, eccentric Trans-Neptunian Objects like Sedna, and I thought about why it might end up like that. People say there must be another planet-sized object (I don't say planet because it obviously hasn't cleared its orbit) orbiting far beyond Neptune. Its mass is supposed to be between Mars' mass and Saturn's mass.

Anyway. Is it possible that this far object is the same object as the "ejected" ice giant in the Nice model?

See here.