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I would love a mod like this to simulate Kessler syndrome after 200-300 years of launches.
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Basically you need a space bus.
I would build a crew transfer vehicle that had enough fuel to de-orbit itself (it could be used for return in an emergency or a life raft - if one station had a problem dock to the other until its safe to return).In KSP I'd make an RCS tug with 6 or so command chairs.
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You get more science per experiment the further away from Kerbin you are.
If you have a scientist onboard you can reset the Science Jr and Mysterygoo experiments. Any Kerbal can remove the other experiments and they don't need to be reset. You can go from one biome with a scientist and take the data from these experiments and store them in a capsule or the new data storage module. Then you move to the next biome and repeat. -
I think its because you are trying to link to a post instead of an image, mate. -
6 hours ago, stickman939 said:
Edit: Thought I could have embedded the albums, but can't. unfortunate
Drop the HTML code from imgur into your post an the forum software will recognise it.
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11 hours ago, LordFerret said:
In other news:
For the time being, I cannot post any more Imgur images. It seems Imgur has blocked all email accounts from the domain I use from uploading images. Imgur claims this was done because of excessive spam coming from the domain in question. No time has been given as to how long this will last. This is as per one of the Imgur Support Reps. I personally, doubt this very highly as the domain in question has a very long outstanding track record. Anyone else with similar Imgur problems within the past two weeks, I'd be interested in hearing about.I have 2 accounts that I cannot upload to at the moment.
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Granted, but they are intestinal worms that you can't ride - they ride inside you.
I wish they sold uranium on ebay.
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I just tried it and its working fine for me.
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Kerbals level by flying by, orbiting, landing and planting flags on other bodies (the act of getting each kerbal out of a lander to plant flags for xp is called a flag party). Once a kerbal has done this once no more experience is granted. If your MPL is in kerbin orbit and you move it to the Muns orbit your kerbals will gain xp.
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KSP allows you to save builds in the VAB and SPH. Also your current build gets autosaved - click on the folder icon in the top left of the VAB screen and you should see your current build.
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I'm not sure why you can't test the spark - are you trying to fit it to the skipper powered rocket? If so that is why you are having a problem. The game lets you test parts above your current tech level. This part will be available to you until you actually test it. Once you have tested it it reverts back to it's tech node and won't be available until you unlock the node or get another test part contract. Hope this helps.
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37 minutes ago, Emperor of the Titan Squid said:
That would be rally cool, but it will take them a long time to get to the moon.
Quess satellite launched this year - the first attempt to use quantum encryption for secure sat coms.
Chang'e 4 - a mission to land on the dark side of the moon, scheduled for launch in 2018.
Tiangong 2 and 3 - a program that will give China a 3rd generation space station.
This past year China had 19 successful space launches, Russia 26 and America 18.
All this with an estimated budget far less than NASA.
China can also commercialise on the fact that US foreign policy precludes more than half the world from using their aerospace services.
"China sees space capability as an indication of global leadership status. It gives China legitimacy in an area that has great global power." John Logson, founder of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University.I think the US will figure out it needs to get to Mars to stay #1 and that means Orion and SLS are the best option "on the shelf" for rapid advance of their program.
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Great work, mate.
I love it when a plan comes together.
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No albums are definitely broken. Most members are posting an example image and linking to the albums .
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You can embed Imgur using using the HTML link. Just drop it in and the forum will recognise it.
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I'm hoping that once the Chinese space program gets men on the moon it will kick off the space race again. The political prestige should be a good catalyst for America to want to get in front again.
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4 hours ago, StupidAndy said:
just why will you use cheat codes? it will ruin the game for you! !WARNING! I WILL SOUND LIKE SOME REALLY STUPID GUY YOU ALL PROBABLY HATE, FOR THE NEXT SENTENCE! The journey is half the fun!
The ability to hack gravity is probably the most useful feature of the cheat menu in that you can use it on kerbin to simulate other bodies during lander, aircraft and rover building and testing.
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"cheat codes" are available in game and they are useful for testing designs.
Hold Alt and press F12 on windows.
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9 hours ago, Jackelmyer said:
One other question. Is there any reason why a rovers wheels will occasionally switch it's steering direction? I built this Rover in the VAB as part of my rocket design and build. For whatever reason, after switching wheel directions to get everything running and turning correctly, a couple wheels will randomly invert steering and the rover gets stuck pigeon toed.
I have somewhat the same problem - I built a refuelling rover in the VAB and that has the same issue as you. On the same mission I built another rover in the SPH and added it to the vessel. The SPH rover steers just fine so I'm assuming it has to do with symmetry. I tried a fix where I added wheels in the VAB individually and this helped a little but it still occasionally requires steering to be inverted on some wheels to avoid pigeon-toeing.
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Greetings and salutations, Gryflir.
I hope KSP is as fulfilling for you as it is for me and I wish you luck as your space program performs ambitious missions. -
2 minutes ago, Dman979 said:
Yeah, he looks like he's yawning.
Looks to me like he is crying like a little girl.
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I both agree and disagree with your point of view but I find these contracts useful in mid career.
I use these missions to fuel stations and drive modules in orbit for rep and kash.
I agree with you about the "landed on kerbin" stuff (I can't see why you would return space dirt to Kerbin unless it was a scientific sample).
Loss of vision in space
in Science & Spaceflight
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http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-38132481
https://www.nasa.gov/hrp/bodyinspace