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Or is the release in one week because they left?

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Instead of rolling the rocket, just rotate the fairing in the VAB.

Yay! A poem that rhymes!

What did Delaware to the big game? A New Jersey! Two fish are in a tank... One says to the other, "You drive, I'll man the gun!"

I crashed a probe into the mun at 3900 m/s, turns out that crashes ksp...

I was landing a probe on Ike when I got impatient and timewarped a little too far. I ended up slowing down to survivable speeds at less than 100 meters above the ground.

I use it to build a time machine to go to the future. I give 1 bar and a slip of gold pressed latinum to the next user.

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I have never done any math for ksp, and I'm not even sure how to use transfer windows. I just eyeball fuel amounts. Surprisingly the missions get where they're going most of the time.

The Kris Longknife series by Mike Shepherd is pretty good for Sci/fi. It actually gets into the (mostly realistic) technology and the author doesn't completely ignore orbital physics.

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when you find yourself making a list of science fiction authors who don't completely ignore orbital mechanics. (I can count them on the fingers of one hand)

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This challenge looks fun! I'm going to be landing an extremely large mining rover on the mun as soon as I build it. Edit: I am now going to land an oversized rescue mission to rescue Shelster Kerman from the moon (his large mining rover exploded when it encountered the mun at 200 m/s)