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Well, since the satellite we're making is extremely light, we don't need any large typical lifters. Just steal some stock lifters and launch away.

What do you mean by functional? does having a relay, power generator, antenna and batteries in the satellite is enough? I'd like to see your submission after you defined more about the satellite requirements.

In DMP servers, there happens to be a lot of kerbals hired (500+ kerbals). We can try copying the DMP save and actually fill the empty seats. Clipping is allowed? You seem to have 24 Mk3 crew cabin clipped thoroughly.

Just checked out the SMA and SOI of Valentine: 9.46 Pm (exactly 1 light year away!) with SOI of 2.85417 Pm. Valentine is deadly. around 200 Mm, your space craft would melt from body radiation compared to Kerbol, which requires 100 Mm to melt. High gravity (ASL 12 G) makes me wonder what kind of star is that? Good luck with that. 100th post. Oh, the video shows that the spacecraft surely got there...in 750000 years. Better grab some FTL goodies or higher time-warp rate. By the time we reached there, you've unlocked the whole tech tree....

I've upgraded a part, but when I load another craft that has the same part, the upgrade didn't apply! The dry mass and fuel storage are still the same! One more thing. Can you make parts downgradable? Either with science refunds or no refunds?

Mun at 1.4Mm and Minmus at 2.4Mm from Kerbin. Wow. The original Sun (renamed to Ether) got 0.015G of surface gravity and new radius is 39km. The new Sun (real name is Kerbol) is at 29.4Mm from Kerbin and radius of 2000km. Don't worry, it won't burn your craft unless you went to the atmosphere (the atmosphere can and will insta-kill you). A sunrise looks like Kerbol has ran out of fuel and expanded into gas giant. Expect other modded planets using Kopernicus got their SOI bugged a *space* lot.

Hydrogen fuel are on our side. Solar panels provide power to separate water into hydrogen and oxygen, then use them as a rocket fuel. Or...give up and use space elevator to pump all the CO2 into the top and spew CO2, ensuring the CO2 reaches escape velocity and never return to kerbin.

Once, I almost did this on Mun...except without Pathfinder, OSE Workshop, KAS, and any other mods adding big solar panel. I added USI Kontainers and Nuclear reactor. Only the objective is to launch with less delta-V and reach planets easily. This is done in Career mode. Brought tiny smelter and tiny auger so 3 kerbals can carry it. Convert-o-tron 250 and Stock Drill. Orbital launchpads instead the other 2 launchpads. Workshop. However, I was forced to update KSP, all mods and saves is deleted. The plan is to manufacture more parts via launching a craft with the desired parts (need more auger? Go to VAB, place one auger, save it, then load it in Mun). Heavier parts are planned to be brought using RCS and docking port to attach into the base. Continue doing this until all planets has at least one base, though I prefer placing bases on a planet located in a convenient place so I can reach planets easily. My idea is to absorb all the CO2 released in one year from kerbin, put it on a payload, launch into space, put the payload into somewhere else (possibly Mun), and release the CO2. Repeat this. It may postpone climate change. This idea may work in real life, try it!

It takes more time than saving more dv, which saves more mass. That craft is supposed to be used when the rules said 'kg' instead of 'ton'.

Nah, gravity assist takes more time.

I've tried to fly said vessel, but I came on Eeloo with about 1/3 fuel left! And that's just a flyby. Slowing down would take more fuel. Well, it was a failure.

You can set orbit using Alt + F12 in 1.2 (Are you outdated?). Are you serious about the weight system? The mass would be easily in tons. 2.8 tons = 1 Kerbin year Unless it's a seat and not a cabin, adding passengers would add more mass than time reduction. Does this needs to be manned or unmanned? Trying this. EDIT: I'm waiting your responses about weight system, but in the meantime, I made this. (I have placed a pilot kerbal near launchpad)

Offset. This is where the offsetting comes to role. By offsetting the root part very far away, beyond the horizon from VAB, we could start in higher altitude (up to 100km height). Then we burn so we could get higher and achieve orbit. Lol no. Offset is considered an exploit but it helps, though. Instead, try building a sky elevator and put the vessel high. Even all the spaceplanes cannot take off.

Force is mass times acceleration.

I mean, the image of the game is altered. Just like how YouTube altering the image of Minecraft.

I don't press the button because I'm still too young! Push the button to make ion thrusters +1000% thrust and ISP ASL increased to 4000 but all boosters and struts removed.

This. Is. KSP. Just add exaggerated life support mods, lock everything into IVA, add more buttons in IVA, change planets using Kopernicus, merge IVA with map view, and done! Close enough? P.S. It goes to the 'more like this' list though.

Mojang and/or Microsoft won't make bedrock mineable, remove inventory, or even remove diamonds and/or dirt. (ExplodingTNT) You're all getting fooled by a random guy generating fake facts about Chuck Norris. (Chuck Norris Fact Generator) The Earth is round! (Flat Earth Society) You're a guy sitting on the chair watching nothing but marbles fall and non-living things compete. (carykh)

It might spread the fandom into some games, injecting itself to the games, and finally takes over the game, unless the game developer takes an action to stop that. Yes yes yes. We don't have to stop them. Just stop them spreading to other games.

Try posting it on MC forum! (Yup, that exists (Yup, the website 'Yup, that exists' exists))

It looks painless. And unlike Kerbal Space Program where all Kerbals standing up in any planet the same animation.

Updated the OP: Screenshots.

Offsetting a space vessel so that whenever you launch them, it would be in space already. https://www.dropbox.com/s/0ca1aj713y31ims/Untitled Space Craft.craft?dl=0 Don't underestimate the Untitled Space Craft! At least this qualifies as nobody have ever done this before.

It's pretty much same from my Offset the vessel thread, except this one does not require any launch clamps. From this theory, I was experimenting offsetting things would save fuel to go interplanetary. Until one day, I was working in my career mode, and found that I haven't unlocked that TT-18A Launch Stability Enhancer. I thought that it should work fine without that launch clamps, so I tried offsetting with that way. The results are very satisfying: It works. However, since the career I'm playing has some mods, and one of them is 'Editor Extension Redux', I've decided to recreate that in Vanilla KSP 1.1.2. The results are, again, very satisfying: It works again. This would brought joy to me till I have to post this thread to tell the world what I've found. Well, I could beat all 'get to sub-orbital' challenge with this trick and without fuel. Heheheheheh.... Anyway, here's a way to do it: Make a rocket, no launch clamps, ensure the first stage decoupling (can be empty decoupling). Offset them, make sure they're far enough to be in space, but not too far (I'll tell you why). Launch it. Easy, right? The only hardest part is the step 2. Well, I'll tell you why the first stage should decouple, even it is empty decoupling. This is needed to update your space craft in space, without that, you'll still be in space, but the game thinks that you're in launchpad. It would say 'at Launchpad' in the map view'. Instead decoupling, you can go EVA and then board again. I don't know if this breaks things, but with decoupler I managed to transport many tourists to suborbital with this way in my modded KSP career. Why you shouldn't offset too far from KSC? Because, your space craft will get stuck in space and you cannot trigger the staging sequence. I suspect the limits to be about 100km altitude from Kerbin, or 360km horizontal offset. That means no free KEO for you guys. You'll still fall down, so you still need thrust to get to orbit. How do I offset them, anyway? Well, I used 'Editor Extenstion Redux' and offsetted while seeing how far I offset via debug (not the alt+f12, but from the mod). However, It works in Vanilla KSP, although we cannot tell how far you offset the vessel (so you're basically offsetting in the dark, with trial and error). In the end, you might even have a .craft file already in space when you shared your .craft file! Screenshots: That's it!