[Guess Who Will Reply Next?]

hi nope it'll be me

and again.

endersmens

[Riddles]

yay i was right

also xannari correctly guessed the limerick riddle by me on the last page

[Ask a stupid question, Get a stupid answer back.]

Bored.

This is a question with the syntax of a statement?

[Adeline concept for Ariane 6]

What if he forgot to write the source?

[Dawn at Ceres Thread]

what is the object in the profile picture

is that ganymede

[Riddles]

February 19, 1942

If Day

[Developing Duna (pic heavy) - ^_^ with Part 11 ^_^]

I call dibs on page 23

also plz update the duna and laythe threads

[Funniest Kerbal name randomly generated]

Thx for the link mods plz delete this thread then

[Funniest Kerbal name randomly generated]

Everyone name the funniest random Kerbal name you've seen in the game.

[Riddles]

I guess Canada

Battle of the Plains of Abraham?

Also I have this, it's not technically a riddle but I bet you'll have a hard time figuring it out.

I call this one "There's Water in all but the Seas"

It's an icy place where people freeze

There's a constantly oily breeze

Days sixteen times too slow

Islands come and they go

And there's water in all but the seas

Guess where that might be. Whoever gets this right gets a medal.

[Guess Who Will Reply Next?]

Nope lol

I guess the next reply will be a Xannari Ferrows

[Google Picture War RELOADED]

The ancients had relatively advanced technology after all.

[How famous are you?]

0/10

As for me you'll probably know me from the science subforum.

[Ban the user above you!]

Banned for circumnavigating Moho.

[If you were the first person on mars, what would you say?]

I wonder what would happen if I blew up this iceberg here...

[Waiter, theres a _____________ in my soup!]

Soup, there's a waiter in my waiter!

[Ask a stupid question, Get a stupid answer back.]

42

why is earth

[The 2nd brightest object in the night sky?]

The ISS exists, but it is only over a certain relatively small area of Earth at a time and only for a short duration over that area, and it is to be decommissioned in 2020. Sirius is viewable from a large fraction of the planet at any given time.

[The 2nd brightest object in the night sky?]

I'm pretty sure it's Sirius.

[The Ultimate Jool 5 Challenge - 1.0 to 1.3]

can i do this in sandbox mode

[Yes! We ARE going to Europa!]

thread wake up call

also the weight of the amount of water you need to shield yourself from radiation is much more than you could lift cheaply from earth. the empty container for the water might have almost as much effect depending on how much you have. every 7 cm of water cuts radiation by 50%. idk how much radiation is in space though, lots of factors, etc.

[The Ultimate Jool 5 Challenge - 1.0 to 1.3]

Does it have to be the same kerbals on all moons?

If we run out of fuel or need to conserve fuel can we get out of the ship and push it with the EVA jetpack?

Can we use multiple ships (like one on each moon) going back and forth from a bigger ship?

[NASA wants to send humans to Jupiter in the 2040s]

In the Jupiter system there's not much that a human can do that a robot cannot. If you're drilling for ice, a robot can do that. If you're exploring oceans underground, a robot can do that. If you're planting a flag, a robot can do that. Unless there's life there, I see no reason for humans to go until we've used up all the space in less hostile environments like Mars or Earth first.

[Venus global volcanism outbreak due to hypothetical instant removal of atmosphere]

I never said that venus´s heat is only by radiation decay, I was just mentioning the one originate by radiation decay.

oh ok

[If NASA had a reputation bar, where would it be at?]

IMO they stopped doing cool stuff at the end of the Apollo program. They've still got some pretty cool concepts, but they can't actually do them because their funding is so low. Private companies like SpaceX and Bigelow are overtaking them in terms of productivity.