Spaceception

He was, but Ben Affleck rescued him and put him in his jacket. Here's a couple more videos

1 week!

I'm not the one who is in charge of getting people to the region, I do polls, but I wanted to make a forum thread to get some of you guys to join NationStates and join the Kerbin region, here's the link of it. https://www.nationstates.net/region=kerbin we only have 9 countries, so please join if you're interested

Venus. Tbh I though I was measuring Kelvin to Fahrenheit when I went to google not Celsius, so.... I had a big brain fart.

EDIT: Snip, I didn't realize that you already did that, although another note, make it into a link so people can click and it brings them to the page rather than having them search for it

That's cold, I'd imagine the ice caps would be larger.

What would be the temperature?

Whooo! I couldn't see it though, my mom made me go to bed an hour to launch

Saturn

5 What's your name for Kepler 452b?

Something like a frozen titan. With a thick atmosphere, lakes of whatever liquefies at negative whatever the temperature is c, and cryovolcanoes

That's alright, whatever Andem is fine with

Reserving a model 3, if you have a model S/X the process will be easier for you. https://www.teslamotors.com/blog/reserving-model-3 Also, 8 days 'till the showing!!

That doesn't mean we can't imagine it

Wolf 1061 c This warm terra is a tidally locked exoplanet lying 14 light years from Earth, it has immense oceans, a massive hurricane, and simple life, the planet is more than 4x the mass of Earth and .6x larger, meaning all life is subjected to about 2 gees of gravity, and is short and stubby, there's a ice cap on the entire backside of the planet, but due to the massive amount of volcanic activity going on, the atmosphere doesn't freeze over, CO2 makes up a decent percentage of the atmosphere, which in turn is over 40 percent thicker than Earths, making the temperature 32 degrees Celsius despite only getting 60 percent of the parents stars light compared to Earth, and most of the land is a desert.

Which mod was that?

I can't wait!!!

Go to the bottom of page 11, I already took care of this

Probably with a bare minimum estimate from some of the original plans of a Moon base with reusable rockets, assuming it has a Kerbal designed lander. EDIT: Granted, Robert Zubrin said that a private company could send a Mars semi direct with a budget of 12 billion, so...

10 days!

I know you're probably still looking, but please update

There' a reason you may need the Nuclear rockets mod Here's a link for more info http://ansnuclearcafe.org/2013/03/27/nuclear-pulse-propulsion-gateway-to-the-stars/ Nuclear pulse propulsion ftw!!

Hmmm, that's pretty good, but you'd have to design/build/test a lander as well, and create new life support systems for long term habitation, so extend the budget to 24 billion, and push it to 2032, and then that could be feasible