Triop

Remove monoprop from cockpit for planes

We've landed, but we are a bit off course of course... Waman...

The thing is (I play without mods) I can't see the exact landing spots and besides, the contract I finished was on a steep mountain so yo still have to "drive" your plane on 45 degrees slopes. I could add parachutes to my buggy and drop it, maybe I'll try that, but for now I'm having to much fun driving up this damned mountain that I love to hate.

It cost me 3 or 4 kerbals so far, I lost count... You are a jinx... It became a catastrophic failure...Dunely dieded. I made a steering mistake and the car flipped....So close, but there is hope:

I DID IT ! ! ! The contract is done ! I'm not done yet, I want to reach the top AND I still have that extra contract . . . But for now

Finaly I have some time to continue climbing Mount Doom. Currently I'm at 4358 meters. I'm closing in on the first survey waypoint. Hope I can make it.

Foxbat ?

Today the sun was shining so we took out the good old F-20 cabrio for a spin. https://kerbalx.com/Triop/F-20-Tigershark

Very nice. I like it.

Brilliant ! All stock. right ?

A strange car

Goodluck and welcome to the forum

"Tell Jeb we found his frisbee, over." "Tell Jeb we can't take it home, not enough storage space, over and out."

I'm obsessed with this contract mountain, also there is not much more to do at the moment accept for flying rubberducks from Hong Kong tourists into space. My kid is here on holiday so I can't play much KSP

17 days ? ? ? Meanwhile getting some science from Baikerbanur (old base) Still need to climb my mountain... It scares me, I need to grow some

I'll let myself out...

I challenge you, do it.

So does the size of a planet or the weight (metal core) have influence on gravity ? In real life of course... Edit: Not even talking about rotation speed...

That is interesting, so you are saying (no pun) humans could live on a superearth (10+ size the planet of earth) and still have normal gravity ? Amazing, thinking about it blows my mind

So how high could a human jump on Kerbin ? Any way to calculate the gravity ?

That was AWESOME, the Falcon 9 landed perfectly ! We are now waiting for second stage engine startup . . .

Watch the livestream here: Spacex: NASA:

LAUNCH OF TESS IN 30 MINUTES, WATCH IT LIVE ! https://www.nasa.gov/ I know it's off topic, but some might like to know Youtube live stream : NASA Spacex: EDIT: That was AWESOME, the Falcon 9 landed perfectly !