Hypercosmic

Steam

Pardon me.

with ur mum ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Alpha

That's the correct answer! Continue the game... 1 (number)

You've made a mistake! It is Kidney - Artery - Ninja. 1... 2... 3... 1752895... Continue the assotiative sequence.

Destroy the gophers once for all, then repair the hill base. Everything reverts to normal, and nobody noticed any sign of life below. A hill. note: some gophers survived. They're like cockroaches, you know?

I have absolutely no idea about this. Sometimes it's because I just have no information, sometimes it's just my laziness, overall it's my normal habit not to try to predict it. But if I really have to choose, it's probably China, India, or startups and companies. SpaceX is doing well, even if it's going to be late. Failure is imminent, but if we give up, we'll never go anywhere.

Samurai

Artery

Bean (shape)

Colonize the hill and make some seriously strong bunker defending all incoming attacks under the hill.

Make a cargo ship, dock it to the craft in question, then open the in-flight vehicle editor. Require KAS+KIS, but you don't have to control the EVA by yourself, just let the engineer Kerbal with high enough level and proper tools do it. The changes are in real time. Makes perfect symmetry space assembly possible. That's my idea summed up. Would be perfect as a mod.

1. "Complexity and cost of multi stage blah blah... then the video of F9 RUD that had nothing to do with staging." I facepalmed myself reading this statement. Do you really think this is the ONLY launch failure in the history of rocketry? 2. SpaceX has already tested its giant composite tank. 3. Play RO + RSS + FAR, then tell me if you manage to get into orbit with a SSTO. In the other note, Skylon is a SSTO spaceplane concept. 4. Wait, what?

Huh?

I see. Thanks. Anyways, I'll not bother you anymore.

Smash my hill into yours, and make my own from the leftover. My hill. (Even so, the battle looks incredibly inefficient even for information age battles. Ships flying extremely close to each other and spewing mysteriously slow 'laser' at each other.)

The community of this forums is very united? I disagree. I've got into an argument with another person after I came back to this forums for just a few days.

If KP-442 (1,120 ly) cause Krakens, then KP-62 (1,200 ly) shouldn't survive. KP-1229 (770 ly), from our current data, isn't a bad candidate for habitability. In fact, it is one of the most promising habitable planets on Drew Ex Machina page. It is similar in size and flux as KP-62f, and could be its analog in this system. KP-186f is more promising, being below the start-of-the-transition 1.2 Re limit. It is likely to be a cold desert with some lakes, or even seas.

Trigger a vacuum metastability event and wipe out the entire Star Wars galaxy, save for the hill. My hill. (Note: Star Wars, along with most of today's space opera is considered very, very low tech by real standard. You don't even have turreted fighter-mounted cannon!)