James Kerman

Banned for an imaginary location.

Banned for not calling Canadian spacefarers by their correct name: "Buddynaught"..

greetings @theAvenGuard and welcome to the forums. Driving an aircraft carrier on land at 64m/s is fantastic. Also your aircraft is more than stol - unless the s stands for sea. Great work and I look forward to the rest of your series.

Granted - you realise you cannot cheat in a single player game and that with practice you build better rockets. I wish the EM drive works (but I'm not holding my breath).

Banned for a perfect .PNG loop.

I wish @Rofl47 made a wish.

I'd like to request an option for: Both, together. With icecream , caramel sauce and nuts. And shaved chocolate. And a banana and a donut on top. Ohh I forgot a cherry.

Banned for being so hard on yourself. I ban myself for not explaining to an International membership what "being hard on yourself" means: "Judging yourself too harshly"

Banned again for leaving evidence of your lies on a web forum.

Banned for not knowing Murican_Jeb is Canadian and as such part of the British Commonwealth. He is in the correct aircraft.

Banned for using the words "cute spitfire" together. #JointhepositiveCanadianSupportClub

It has some drawbacks.

It's my understanding that the USAF can only track objects in orbit greater than 10cm. Adding a nano-sat to an existing payload might work but I doubt you would be able to transmit anything without setting off some alarms somewhere.

I don't know much (anything) about KSP modding but ScanSat scanners display co-ordinates on the maps.

Banned for assuming I only support 1 Canadian.

Thanks mate.

Before coms I used to probe then kerbal a planet or moon. Now I do all in missions where I deploy a coms net, land with kerbals, leave some automated crap on the surface and head home.

Banned because your username was not found. #ILOVEMAPLESYRUP

Greetings All, The winners are here: https://www.theguardian.com/science/across-the-universe/gallery/2016/sep/16/insight-astronomy-photographer-of-the-year-2016 None of my favourites made it so I thought I would post them anyway: Aurora Bird – Jan R Olsen (Norway) Jan R Olsen / The National Maritime Museum / Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016 competition Between the Rocks – Rick Whitacre (USA) RICK WHITACRE / THE NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM / ROYAL OBSERVATORY GREENWICH’S ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR 2016 COMPETITION The Diamond Ring – Melanie Thorne (UK) Melanie Thorne / The National Maritime Museum / Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016 competition Alone – Lee Cook (UK) Lee Cook / The National Maritime Museum / Royal Observatory Greenwich’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016 competition

It has some drawbacks: