Spaceception

I only need the power for making it stay upright, it can go up just fine

I'm actually trying to get a base on the Mun now, but I need moar power (And some reaction wheels) to keep it from flipping out. Everything else seems fine on it though, and I'm quite sure it has enough power to reach the Mun

Explorer from Gravity? I kid, I kid. What about the Endurance? I mean, we don't have a Wormhole, but it can get to Saturn. What did you say? That design was awesome! Not near term, hell no, but that design was the best, I really liked the Star trek feel to it.

What's wrong with YouTube loading videos on mobile anyway? @Red Iron Crown @Val ?

Mobile, you cray' cray'!

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I'm a Trek fan, in fact the reboots made me watch the TV series', before that, I only watched Star wars. And my favorite series', is, Next gen, Enterprise, and Voyager.

Ya, I'm not there yet, I've only docked correctly twice

I really like the warp drive effects.

What should I do, build a space station, or Mun base?

Here's a pretty good video

My answer is Wolf 359, it's small, close, and dim, so it should be easy and quick to find planets.

No! Instead, if you find 3 potentially habitable worlds in the same system, name them Eve, Kerbin, and Duna.

Yes. Why? Because the miniaturization of technology is making it possible to make extremely small electric and computer equipment, just look at Project Starshot. So, assuming you have the smallest, lightest comms, computers, and electric equipment, it can be done.

Nice, compact and simple. But those long burns suck, I learned that with my Duna mission, 1 NERV, and a heavy spacecraft don't mix.

Aurora Space Industries now looked towards Duna. They docked with the transfer stage to the lander, and waited almost a year for the Duna window, then they turned on their engine. The Astronauts on the lander stage knew they weren't coming back, and they accepted that, after burning the engines, they began the year long cruise to Duna, when they got there, they made final preparations, retracting the solar panels, arming the parachutes, inflating the heat shield, and turning on SAS, then they entered the atmosphere right above the south pole. For a brief moment, they thought that they may crash into a crater in the south pole, but those worries were needless, they passed high above it, activating the parachutes, and they waited until they were more upright before detaching the heat shied, once they did that, they extended the landing legs, and after a blood pounding minute, they touched down on the surface, bouncing a little, and nearly tipping after the legs broke. Luckily, the amount of reaction wheels and RCS kept that from happening, and they were safely on the surface, they all got out, and made one group picture. Everywhere on Kerbin, they celebrated, knowing that Kerbal's now occupied another world.

10/10 "No Lunch, No Launch." Totally true, you don't want to be hungry while launching!

According to steam, i have 68 hours

Duna base here I come!!! WHOO!!!

Oh, I misread it

From the looks f it, it may be 2 years late, but I think it'll launch before 2020.

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