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I see. Well, more left for me then!

Uruguay, Earth

You should try tomatoes directly off the plant. I don't know if you'll like it any more, but they are considerably more tasty when they go plant -> hand -> mouth than any other way. Especially the little red and orange cherry tomatoes.

HUZZAAAAHHH!!! EXCELSIOOOORRRR!!!!!! (6666)

It's interesting because we've all seen rocks with cracks and all kinds of textures, but the things that made these rocks look the way they do are completely different than how it happens on Earth. For instance, lots of these rocks have long, straight cracks! What's up with that? Did little meteor impacts chisel out big shards of rock? Or is it something else?

Maybe you're a clone You'll never be alone There's so many of you There's nothing you can do! -Creepio

Yeah I'm ok, just a bit stressed over college.

6 years ago: Today: 6 years from now:

In the cinematic trailer we see the rings from the moon at a high angle, unlike what you'd get from something in an equatorial orbit. This moon might be further behind the planet and in an unusual orbit like Triton. Apparent sizes of bodies in the animated portions were greatly exaggerated with Kerbin and Mun, so this planet could have been rendered similarly. Would also explain the ship approaching from a high inclination orbit, if that matches the moon's.

Exactly. You don't need to know any of the math to understand how it works. And you can build anything from absurd contraptions to complex space missions and everything in between. Even if you are just messing around, chances are you'll learn something about real mechanics and real engineering. KSP is a giant toolbox with some places you can reach, just like the real world.

None blocked by me.

Joke's on them when they get hooked by the informative and helpful community and become aerospace engineers 13 years later.

I had a really good peach for breakfast today.

Technically 1AM is still tomorrow so...

Clock's ticking again! Only another 6:55 to go! Sorry, that's 6 hours 55 minutes.

It aborted at T+0.8, when the rocket was getting ready for ignition.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n1T3HxHd7Y Darth Creepio confirmed for Star Wars IX

Tvashtar, Io The source of the eruption in this image.

Considering Spirit and Opportunity were some of the most Kerbal landings ever, I agree.

Been reading a little about Project Orion since that KSP2 announcement, and it fits that first panel exactly. "Yeah, you can SSTO to Mars!" "Ok, but SSTOing nukes will cause massive fallout on Earth's surface..."

There was a mustard flood caused by a magic snake, similar in devastation and viscosity to the Great Molasses Flood. I died, but reloaded a previous save and survived by hanging onto a tree trunk that was launched into the air by the mustard.

I thought the same.

I like all kinds of vegetables. Cook 'em up with some olive oil and garlic, simple and delicious.