The Raging Sandwich
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Explain this
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Some more awesome recent shots:
Spoiler
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...is made entirely out of rice and barbecue sauce.
This ketchup bottle...
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The event horizon in my game is still a white square.
Everything else is amazing!
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I might get this once it's later on in development.
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I normally name mine after real life spacecraft or mythology figures. Examples from my game are: Orion (Upper stage), Castor and Pollux (twin boosters), Cygnus (booster).
Also, I name some of my manned spacecraft "potato" in different languages, such as "Ziemniak" (Polish) or "Brambor" (Czechoslovakian).
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Just now, adsii1970 said:
No... 15 meters. Or, if anything, just 100 meters. Not every planet in KSP needs a deep atmosphere...
Oh, ok. I didn't know it was possible to have an atmosphere that low.
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1 minute ago, adsii1970 said:
Why that high? Why not make it no higher than 15m? It is theoretically possible.
15 meters or 15 kilometers? If kilometers, then maybe 9 km - 15 km.
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3 minutes ago, Firemetal said:
Well I would be ok, as long as it is almost not noticeable. It would be kind of neat. BUT it might be annoying. How high up are we talking?
Fire
I don't know, 15 km - 25 km?
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Since Pluto has a thin atmosphere, why shouldn't Eeloo?
If there could be one, I would suggest a really thin one, thin enough where you can't just land by parachute, or thin enough that you can still see stars from the surface.
Anyways, still a suggestion. Also, isn't there a mod that adds one? It would still be nice in the stock game.
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Using a speech, I topple your Communist government.
Nobody's hill.
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Oh, Elon.
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...isn't closed for Spring Break.
This jar...
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4 hours ago, The CanineCraver said:
Those ones are my favorite.
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What did I miss,
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March 27, cont.
1969: Mariner 7 was launched. It was to flyby Mars on August 5. Numerous problems like antenna failure occurred but most were fixed. The encounter began on August 2. It reached closest approach of 2,131 miles on August 5. A total of 126 pictures of Mars were transmitted back to Earth.
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1972: Venera 8 was launched to Venus. It entered Venus' atmosphere on July 22. Aerobraking reduced the speed drastically and the spacecraft landed on the surface by parachute. Data was transmitted and recieved 50 minutes after landing.
1989: Contact was lost with the Phobos 2 spacecraft. It was to release 2 landers onto Mars' moon Phobos, but could not as a result of the lost contact. It successfully entered Mars orbit on January 29.
1992: James Webb, the NASA Administrator throughout most of the Space Race, died.
2008: STS-123 and its crew of 7 landed back at Earth.
2015: Soyuz TMA-16M and its crew of 3 launched into orbit. In the crew was Scott Kelly and Mikhail Korniyenko, who were supposed to spend around a year aboard the ISS. The spacecraft landed back at Earth on September 12.
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I tell them to get a job and take their Starbucks away.
My hill.
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...is a actually a fish tank.
This fish tank...
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I have to go to track practice, at 8 AM, on Spring Break... woohoo.
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March 25
1655: Christiaan Huygens discovered Saturn's moon Titan.
1922: Robert Goddard conducted the first functional test of a liquid-fuel rocket. It had a total of 4 lbs of thrust.
1928: James Lovell, Jr. was born. He flew on Gemini 7, Gemini 12, Apollo 8, and Apollo 13. Spaceflight achievements were being in the first crew to rendezvous in space and the first crew to orbit the Moon.
1961: Korabl-Sputnik 5 was launched. It carried with it the dog Zvezdochka and mannequin Ivan Ivanovich. Ivanovich was ejected from the capsule and was recovered safely. Zvezdochka was also recovered safely with the capsule.
1992: Soyuz TM-13 and its crew of 3 landed back at Earth.
1996: Comet Hyakutake did a close flyby of Earth, coming within .1 AU.
2002: Shenzhou 3 was launched after a 3 month delay. It carried with it a dummy that replicated human conditions. It was launched successfully into orbit. The spacecraft landed back at Earth on April 1.
2014: Soyuz TMA-12M and its crew of 3 launched into orbit on a mission to the ISS. It docked to the station on March 27. The crew undocked on September 10 and landed the next day.
March 26
2009: Soyuz TMA-14 and its crew of 3 launched into orbit on a mission to the ISS.
March 27
1968: The first man in space and in orbit Yuri Gagarin died along with his instructor pilot Sergin. He was on a training flight on a MiG-15 after being accepted back into flight service when it crashed.
More coming tomorrow...
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I accidentally knock down your game while playing soccer. I pick it back up and claim the hill for myself.
My hill.
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I trade your prisoner for a lifetime supply of toothpicks.
My prisoner.
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While you guys were on your own business, I claimed 3/5 of a far-away galaxy.
My 3/5 of a far-away galaxy.
What did you do in KSP1 today?
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I accidentally launched a test plane into space.