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Thanks for that help Mako. Just so you know I found the original thread but the first mod author apparently gave to the mod to somebody else because he hasn't signed on to Kerbal Space Program in a year. And Kerbiting Systems works with the current version of KSP so somebody else is working on it.

Is this what you are looking for in the output logs for Kopernicus? There was some other stuff with modular-flight-intergrater in the mix. That's only because it was in the way of the selected code.

I found it. What should I do with it? I copied it and put it into Dropbox, so I think I can move it around from there, right? I copied the link and here it is below. As you see, it is 5.5 milibytes so it is quite large. https://www.dropbox.com/s/y8uxn4ydc7yf3p6/output_log.txt?dl=0

Excuse me, as I am not knowledgeable of codding, I don't know what that means. I feel sorta stupid right now asking to fix stuff I don't know about. But it needs to be done. What are they exactly?

Kerbiting Systems has been messing with my game and if I am going to continue my mission report, I would like somebody to look into the mod. Also, if the present owner of this mod stops in to see this, please comment so that I can contact you later if necessary.

6th Installment - Is it that hard to get to Minmus? YES! After hours of grinding, we have discovered the secret formula behind solar panels. Now with the ability to recharge batteries, we now turn to fly to Minmus. The design team have been working behind closed doors for several days, but then with the invention of solar panels they emerged from their den celebrating. The Fly-by Minmus Explorer-1a is constructed and launched up into space! But Bob is not going with them. Bob was tragically killed in an airplane accident, and is forever missing from our ranks. Now just to get the funds for the mission, here is a quick reel of a tourist mission. By the end of that mission, we gained 60k funds! Now we can build the rocket to take us to Minmus! Here is the Minmus Fly-by 1a on the launch pad. It has three stages, and it should be able to reach Minmus with ease. It rockets into the air gracefully. Oh, the first stage went quicker than expected. The engineers controlling the camera were to busy raging to take pics of the rocket until now. Lets just say we underestimated the Delta-V requirements...... Sorry this has taken ages to happen. RL gets in the way as well as the Kraken. Tomorrow I will post the successful mission to Minmus. Hopefully.

Now this is an accurate representation of what a zombie apocalypse would be like. I am loving this story right now. It is so awesome! Can't wait for the next chapter.

Going on a normal science grinding mission around the KSC. I get on the green from the runway in a early vehicle. I turn on the juno and speed up to 30 m/s. I watch as the border to the KSC buildings draw closer. I hit the brakes and slowed 20 m/s. I looked away for a vital second. When I looked back the command pod explodes with Bob, my only scientist. So, I rage quit.

Chapter 2 Kole stumbled through the desert, the sun beating on his back. It was the same sun that beat down upon him when he battled the skeletons of Skeleton Tower. Sorry, Town, he thought wearily. He looked up again, and the flash led him onward. Eventually, he arrived at the base of a skeleton of a tree. The branches stretched out towards the horizons, crying for water. The gunslinger leaned up against the tree, resting in the welcome shade. He looked at the west, where the flash stayed calling him further. He felt himself falling asleep in the embrace of the tree. He attempted to resist it, but it felt too good to let go of the world for a few hours. Suddenly he jerked himself forward. A root of the tree had snared his leg. He drew his pistols and fired at the root. It shattered, so dry it disappeared in a shower of splinters. The tree groaned, then screamed. The scream of the tree was unlike anything he had heard before. "Speaking Demon." He muttered to himself. He stepped back three paces, the unloaded his clips into the heart of trembling tree. It screamed again. "Something different." He reloaded his guns, and fired another volley at the tree, "Demon! Tell me what you were sent to tell me!" He ordered. The tree shuddered, then the branches fell from it in a wave of wood. "Speak!" It moaned, then slowly spoke in a gravelly voice, "The one you seek is near. The one you seek has sent me. The one you seek has trapped you. The one you seek will lead you to the tower." Kole eyed the tree, then he holstered his pistols. The tree turned into dust, which promptly flew into Kole's face. He coughed, then straightened. "Nasty demon." He looked back towards the flash of light on the horizon and continued walking. As he walked he tripped on something. He fell into the dust. He stood up again, and eyed what he tripped on. It was a bone, a funny bone to be exact. He picked it up and turned it over in his hand, then slipped it into his satchel. Two days later he stood at the edge of an oasis. On the far side of the lake, a town stood. It looked partially inhabited, most of the buildings being shacks built up next to a large tower. The tower looked ancient, its broken glass windows stretching up into the sky. A sky-toucher they called them. Left over from the technological civilization that lived on the Green World. Lots of towers from that day still stood, a testimony to how the world moved on. He again fell to his knees and slurped up water, quenching his thirst. When he looked up, a little kerb stood behind him. "Who are you." he asked. "Koland, of Guile. Gunslinger." answered Kole. "Aren't all of you dead?" He looked puzzled. "I'm far from dead yet. Take me into that yonder town." Kole pointed towards the clustered shacks. The boy nodded and walked ahead of Kole. It only took a few minutes to reach it. Kole observed at most nine families living around the sky-toucher, all either getting water from the oasis, or tilling the meager earth around the village. The matriarch exited one of the houses, and stared at the gunslinger. "What is the name of this establishment?" Koland asked. "Kull, sir. Are you a gunslinger?" He eyed the pair of pistols around Koland's waist. "Yes. My name is Koland, of Guile. I want lodging for a night, maybe two at most." Koland ordered. "Ah, yes. Yes sir." twittered the old kerbal as he clumsily bowed. Koland looked west, to see the irritating glare from the unseen enemy, "Give me a few nights rest and I will chase you to your heart's content." "What was that, sir?" "Nothing."

Status update - How difficult can it be to invent solar panels? We have been doing alot of tourist contracts. We completed about three of them by sending 5 TBOs into orbit and landing them. With the money gained we have upgraded the launch pad. I also gained a load of science from around the KSC, but I haven't finished that yet. Also messing around with airplane tech, hopefully sometime we can visit all the areas around the KSC. Also, designs for mission are under way. The problem which we have to overcome is solar panels. As I am playing with USI life support, electricity is key. I probably will need to grind some science to unlock electrics. Would folks want to me to show my science and money grinding? Since this is hard mode, there is going to be alot of that.

THE TOWER OF THE KRAKEN Chapter 1 *Crack* A raven crows. *Crack* The dead groans. *Crack* *Crack* A single feather drifted down towards the south-east, the feather of an eagle. *Crack* *Crack* A dry wind gusts through life deserted buildings, buildings surrounded by a rocky valley. Water trickled down. The amount was insignificant compared to what an average citizen could drink. *Crack* Koland Guile wasn't your average citizen. He liked to be called Kole, for starters. Anybody who's name is Koland and decides to do away with such a magnificent name and trade it for a miserable, mediocre name like Kole is partly insane. *Crack* Secondly, he stood facing off against a half-a-dozen sun baked skeletons with a pair of pistols the size of pork chops which belted out fire and smoke. This Kole, he carried a tattoo of a Kraken on the back on his right hand. The Kraken's body was centered in the middle of his hand, while the tentacles formed a protective shield around the Kraken and a miniature ocean drawn inside the Kraken. This was another indicator of his weary mind. Of course, you could have never seen the picture of the Kraken because the hand was moving so fast. Bullets punched through the un-dead agents of evil, knocking parts off them until one by one they crumpled into the dust. The gunslinger observed the bones as they withered away in the sunlight. It could have been his bones that withered if it wasn't for his guns. He stooped down and eagerly lapped up the water like a dog. His torn cloak hung around him, covering the meager remains of his shirt which used to be hardy but now shreds. His pants were now more similar to worn shorts which were looked down upon by homeless societies. Lucky he did not have, what the tales called, a nose. His foot-tall head stood above his eyes while a foot of body kept him to the ground. Gravity worked in his favor, unlike in other worlds. He finished lapping up the water, then he stood up with little dignity. He looked out at the towering walls on either side. "The tower. Must get to the tower." He murmured to himself. There was nobody else to talk to, so he talked to himself. The tower would solve all of their problems, for it was the tower of the Kraken. He was the last of the gunslingers, or so he thought. All he knew was that he went travelling into the eastern mountains, and then after a year of hiking and travelling he returned. He expected to find his wife at his home. He expected to find his father in the throne room. He expected to kiss his kerbling daughter good-night and bear hug his eldest son. He returned to ruin and despair. He wept over the mauled bodies of his family, then he swore revenge on what ever caused it. Then his eye caught a great flash of light in the in the distance. He gathered his father's guns, provisions and clothing for another journey and set out to follow the flash. He had been following the reflection of light for the past 8 months, and his eyes watered. They probably been damaged in the long run from this, but he didn't care. The flash would lead either to the murderer of the entire castle of Kiggen-Rolls. He straightened up and looked around him. Maybe there was a scrap of food somewhere. He entered the ghost town, which he suspected, actually full of skeletons, and therefore a Skeleton Tower. Sorry, Skeleton Town. Kole recognized that his mind was slowly dying, dying form hurt and shame. He collected his thoughts, and breathed deeply. He threw a stone at one side of a building, smashing through the side. "HEY! WATCH WHERE YOU THROW THOSE THINGS!" screamed a voice inside. A bedraggled kerbal stumbled outside. "Do you live here?" the gunslinger asked. "WHAT?" "DO YOU LIVE HERE?" bellowed Kole. "YES! IN MATTER A FACT I DO!" Kole assumed that the old fellow was a little hard of hearing, but this kerbal was practically deaf. Deciding that his voice would be for the better if he left the Skeleton Tower, he turned around to walk back out the valley, then go around the town. It was tiring, knowing that you were the last gunslinger, but Kole carried that burden lightly in comparison to the urge to kill his family's murderer and to discover the Kraken's Tower.

I'm leaving now. Will be absent until Sunday at latest. Installment number 6 is going to have a lot of work put into it so it might come out Monday. Bye for now.

5th Installment - Trial (with tourists) and Error Money now is lacking significantly, so what do we do about that? Complete testing contracts for companies of course. Introducing the Rubbish Tester or RT. RT is launching to test a parachute and a decoupler as well as give Bill a fright. *Bill screaming in the back ground* We managed to test everything successfully, and the RT splashes down. Then a group of six really really really rich tourists apply to go suborbital, then to get into orbit. We were going to turn them down, but then they showed their greenbacks and for some reason everything worked out in the end. Here is the Tourist Bus to Orbit, or the TBO. The TBO is waiting to launch with four of six tourists on board. Val is piloting because Jeb rage quit when he found out that Minmus missions were delayed. TBO takes off. Val notices a slight fuel leak in one of the tanks which forces her to close off that tank. They probably still would get to orbit, right? Fuel is draining much more rapidly than expected. Val looks up the ISP of the engine in her manual, but it is inconsistent with rate of fuel dropping. Fuel is almost out. The first stage is decoupled, and something explodes rocking the 2cd stage. Something wasn't right..... The little terrier engine fired up and tried to break the atmosphere but the thrust just isn't enough and it is too low in the atmosphere. We weren't going to space today. After decoupling the second stage, the command pods reenter into the atmosphere. They land safely somewhere where they were recovered. The tourists were upset that they didn't go to space, but we designed a new rocket which should work. Hopefully. After buying a set of powerful engines and putting them on the bottom, the second TBO takes off. The new engine has massive amounts of thrust which propel the TBO out of the lower atmosphere. The first stage runs out of fuel and the second stage takes over. There wasn't enough fuel to reach orbit, that was certain. But there was still enough still sloshing around to reach an suborbital trajectory. Sub-orbital trajectory reached. The second stage runs out of fuel and is decoupled. The command pods prepare for reentry and the tourists buckle their seat-belts after floating for a few minutes. Parachutes open and the TBO splashes down in the ocean. A failure of the primary goal. Now the board of engineers has been thinned out, and new blood added. The conclusion is that we don't have the tech to take five kerbals to space at once, but we do have the tech to get three kerbals into space. The TBO Mk2 launches from the KSC. The launch goes speedily, but it seems like orbit is attainable. But it will be close. The physics-breaking camera crew went on strike during the mission, so no pictures are available for the launch and entry into orbit. We do have a picture of the command pod parachuting into the evening side of Kerbin. The mission was success getting two tourists into LKO, and they paid handsomely. The board of fiance says that if we do three to four more of these missions we will have enough to upgrade the launchpad. Once the launch pad is upgraded, then we will go to Minmus. Here is the picture of the landing in Kerbin's deserts. ^ Tourist missions in the future will be skipped, so probably next chapter will be the Minmus mission itself.

4th Installment - Strapping a radar to the side of a rocket?! The rumors are true! Mortimer Kerman has agreed to plant a flag on Minmus with huge fanfare which should increase the funding of the space program. Here is the Tech Tree right now. Has you see, money is becoming scarce at the KSC. So we picked up some contracts, one of which saying to strap a radar to the side of a rocket, reach orbit, then turn it on until you have scanned 75% of Kerbin. Sounds easy. We created a new rocket, who the engineering team has called Darned Easy Scanning Transport Into Near-space by Yeager(chief engineer) or DESTINY. The acronym created itself, our naming experts totally did not waste three hours to get it into this format...... In other news, our engineers have been told to turn up the brightness on the physics-breaking camera. Now pictures will be brighter than before! Now we're going to show the launch. Sit back and enjoy. Now we are in LKO. We are carrying a Science Junior, but that is for high space where we will get the best results. It probably will be a non-value experiment, but who are we to argue with the scientists. After boosting up the orbit to 250 km, Jeb turns on the radar strapped on the side. *Beep* *Boop* *Beep* *Boop* *Beep* *Boop* *Beep* *Boop* *Beep* *Boop* *Beep* *Boop* *Beep* *Boop* *Beep* *Boop* "SHUT UP!" Jebediah's angry scream echoed through the mission control. A blanket of silence enveloped the normally noisy Mission Control. "I MEANT THE RADAR!" Mission Control lapsed back into organized chaos, leaving Jeb with the beeping radar. Jeb was fed up with the infernal machine, and he also was feeling hungry. (Did Mission Control expect him to stay up there for the planed ten orbits? Probably not) So he de-orbited and hoped that the torture machine called a radar would burn up in the atmosphere. It did not. And it caused the command pod flip over because of its drag. "OW! OW! OW! HOTHOTHOTHOTHOTHOTHOTTT!!!!" yelped Jebediah as the heat seeped through the command pod burning him, "I'M NEVER FLYING WITH YOU EVER AGAIN! OW!" Luckily the parachutes opened automaticaly and Jeb was returned to the surface carrying at least 80 science points. Jeb instantly broke his threat to leave KSC once he heard of the Minmus Mission in the near future. He then was shocked when he heard the name of his partner, for with the 80 science they unlocked two-crewed command pods. Will Jeb be tortured by his companion? That is for the next installment to find out.......

3rd Installment - Its a Small World We Live in Here is the tech tree for the series and our progress so far. Now our scientists have come up with a pair of vacuum engines. One that run on mono-propellant and one that runs on ordinary liquid fuel. The liquid fueled engine is ready to be tested, while the mono-propellant engine needs to be tested in low Kerbin orbit. We designed a rocket which will have both engines, but since the mono-propellant engine is new technology, it has only a tenth of fuel it could have. Val has taken control of the mission into LKO because Jeb has a bruise in a place which he doesn't want to talk about; therefore, he can't sit down properly. Just a side note, our engineers have designed a new physics-breaking camera which they grantee will not be destroyed by ascent or reentry. They also promise better, more dynamic pictures. The Rubbish Liquid-Fueled Tower, or RLT is lifting off the launch pad. We're just going to let the pictures do the talking for a little while. In Orbit! We have accomplished our primary goal which was to orbit Kerbin. Val pumped her arms in glee, but then smashed her hands into the metal, bashing her knuckles. She screamed a variety of oaths into the microphone which was accidentally transmitted directly to Gene as a priory message. Gene suffered 30 seconds of Valetina's rage, and he still swears today that was the most traumatizing experience in his life. Apart when Jeb smashed his butt against his seat on splash-down. Val then tested the new engine and moved up the orbit's apoapsis to 300 km for high space science data. We haven't determined the difference between low and high space, but as we said 0 values on instruments can translate to large amounts of science points. Don't ask us why. On the way up to apoapsis, Val's camera buddy caught this photo. Val reportedly said, "Wow, such a small world for all of Kerbalkind...." Deep words from a usually not so deep person. (If you have a monitor not on full brightness, then turn it up) At apoapsis Val burned retrograde and put the periapsis at 22 km. Pay no attention to the nonsense at the top of the picture, just a graphics bug....... Here is the beefed up command pod. Command pods in the future will be much more clean than this, hopefully. Also lets hope that all those items don't effect reentry. RTL streaks across the sky in a blazing fire ball. Spectators on the ground watch the artificial meteor light up the day. This time the physic-breaker camera doesn't break. Parachutes deployed, the RTL floats down towards the sea. Touch-down of Valentina Kerman! Now Mortimer is willing to take some risks with the cash acquired by this mission. Rumors say that he is to mount an expedition to Minmus to flush out the funding necessary to keep the space program running long enough before the colony ships to Jool start burning out of Kerbin's SOI. A brilliant future now made possible by this mission.

WHAT! The Godly Kuzzter bends down to give his blessing to a fledgling post?!?!? I am honored, sir. Deeply honored *bows low*

Actually, as far as I can tell it is a completely randomized system creater. It gives a seed to use, or you can type in a seed of your choice, and then it spawns the planets in random parts of the solar system, all with custom, un-pronounceable names. I really am looking forward to continuing this series.

2nd Installment - A Visit to Space After the stunning success of the TCA, the floundering Kerbal Space Program now looks up to the sky to test the atmospheric pressure of space! All our experts say that space will have an atmospheric pressure of 0, but still that non-value has value in science points. Here is the Garbage Liquid-fueled Tower, or GLT. Jeb is piloting the rocket from the Mk1 command module, happy to be flying the first liquid fueled rocket in the history of Kerbalkind! Jeb looks down at the islands off the KSC. His sharp eye picked out the old airport on the largest island. Our camera experts, who wear glasses, haven't spotted it yet. Finally! we have reached space! Also, the pressure barometers are reading 0. Even when it was completely predicted, our scientists are now developing a new branch of vacuum engines based off of this non-value. Alas, we come within at least 150 m/s of orbit. Next mission will see a Kerbal in Low Kerbin Orbit! The command pod streaked through the atmosphere, the main rocket body careened ahead the skin of the fuel tanks flaking away in flames. The second physics-breaking camera burns up in reentry. But, fearless Jebediah survives with a bounty of science collected at the landing.

Here's your first like. I like the look of this play-through. Will follow this post with interest.

Kerbiting System - Table of Contents 1st Installment - A WHOLE NEW WORLD/SOLAR SYSETEM! 2nd Installment - A Visit to Space 3rd Installment - Its a Small World We Live in 4th Installment - Strapping a radar to the side of a rocket?! 5th Installment - Trial (with tourists) and Error 6th Installment - Is it that hard to get to Minmus? 7th Installment: Meet the Kraken 8th Installment - Into the Space of the Kraken 9th Installment: Minmus Orbital Outpost 10th Installment: The Epic of the Neptune Initiative Part 1- The Beginning 11th Installment: The Epic of the Neptune Initiative Part 2 - Failure 12th Installment: The Epic of Neptune Part 3 - Trauma 13th Installment: The Epic of Neptune Part 4 - Disaster 14th Installment: The Epic of Neptune Part 5 - A Bargain with the Damned 15th Installment: The Epic of Neptune Part 6 - Saving Private Ryan 16th Installment: Can Rockets Be Responsible Enough to Land Themselves? 17th Installment: The Responsibility From Messing Up 18th Installment: Being Second Never Hurt Anyone 19th Installment: Bring Him Home 20th Installment: Home at Last 21th Installment: The Dres Program 22nd Installment: Back to Minmus 23rd Installment: An Unfortunate Series of Event Around Minmus......... 24th Installment: Why Do We Have To Keep Rescuing Our Kerbals!? 25th Installment: All the Science! 26th Installment: The Kerbal Manned Orbital Space Observatory and Station (KMOSOS) 27th Installment: Space Construction Begins 28th Installment: House-Keeping 29th Installment: Okay, I might need a little help 30th Installment: Just Stop Reverting My Flights! 31st Installment: A Short Break 32nd Installment: Back on Track 33rd Installment: Obberty Kerman 34th Installment: I'm a real Kerbonaut now 35th Installment: Returning Home 36th Installment: More Pretty Fireworks! 37th Installment: Meet Xerxes 38th Installment: 0% Reliability 39th Installment: Xerxes Heavy 40th Installment: In-Situ Module stealing, Sorry BORROWING 41st Installment - The story of Mr. Kerman - An Ultimatum 42nd Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - A plan 43rd Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - A Setback 44th Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - My King 45th Installment: Meanwhile in orbit...... 46th Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - A Ghost 47th Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - Insane or not? 48th Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - The Conference of the Dead 49th Installment: The Actual Launch of the Transfer Stage 50th Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - "This I Swear by the Stars!" 51st Installment: An Engine to the Stars 52nd Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - A Confrontation 53rd Installment - The Story of Mr. Kerman - The Lives of One / The Lives of Many 54th Installment: Dres 55th Installment: Death Claims All Heroes 56th Installment: Rondal's Shade 57th Installment: "Kerbals! We're Home!" 58th Installment: Back in the Game 59th Installment: First Part of Duna Enterprise 60th Installment: A Little Backtrack 61st Installment: Trident Base Core 62nd Installment - Mr. Kerman's Vengeance - Is this a Hero's Welcome? 63rd Installment: Explosions and Problemsolving 64th Installment - Mr. Kerman's Vengeance - "I believe I have met you before?" 65th Installment - Mr. Kerman's Vengeance - Explanations and Confessions 66th Installment - Mr. Kerman's Vengeance - Rondal vs. Roland 67th Installment: Back to Rocketry! 68th 1/2 Installment: Trident Base Alpha Crew Return Flag of Completed Interplanetary Mission: * This mission is completed. The flag will stay up here to mark the achievement. But, please read the "Story of Mr. Kerman" or Installments 41 through 57 to get the full tale. Flag(s) of Current Interplanetary Mission(s) **The flags above was created by @cratercracker, an amazing flag designer. I recommend that if you want a flag, go to his thread and ask. ***The mod that stars in this thread is by @ApertureGamingwhich has been sitting under the radar for a couple of years. Glad to highlight this fascinating piece of work Mod List 1st Installment - A WHOLE NEW WORLD/SOLAR SYSTEM! This universe, something strange has afflicted it... Yes, your eyes have not deceived you. Eve is on a similar trajectory as Eeloo, and Kerbin is in a higher orbit than Duna. Well anyway lets get down to business. A global corporation has peacefully gained the support of all nations on Kerbin and is starting up a space program from scratch. And their vice-president gains direct control of the program. To test Mortimer Kerman's new assignment, the president and staff have made things very difficult for the vice-president to get off the ground. But this will not defeat us! Here is the Trashcan assembly-1! It carries 4 mystery goos and has three stages of trash cans, which should send it into the upper atmosphere. Up goes the Trashcan-assembly 1 or TCA. The valiant pilot Jebediah Kerman pilots the rocket, planing to become the first kerbal to break the sound barrier!. The sound barrier is being broken by the TCA right now! The first stage runs out of fuel, then the second stage ignites, destroying the first stage and propelling the rocket even higher! Now the second stage has run out and the first stage sends the TCA up into the highest reaches of the atmosphere! Jeb looks outside into space, and into this make-believe camera which doesn't exist and shouldn't be transmitting pictures of the rocket because it is breaking all the laws of physics. How does that happen?! There is the Apoapsis at 45 kilometers from the surface! Jebediah Kerman has gone higher than any other kerbal before him! After reaching the Apoapsis, Jeb returns to Kerbin by parachute. As the TCA touches the ground, the trashcan underneath it explodes in a fiery ball of flame! The explosion destroys the physics-breaking camera but we assure you that Jebediah survives to fly another day!

Just several things to think about. 1. How many games has such a priceless gaming community, who write great stories, make great mods, and help newbies get off the ground (literally). 2. If such a community is priceless (which it is), then why are people complaining about the cost of the game? 3. The game itself is very special because it has a long history behind it with a great staff which keep producing amazing updates and content. Just food for thought

*another intrusion into the fourth wall* *preparing the boot* "OUCH!" *Bill scurries out from the wrong side of fourth wall* *mission accomplished*

Whatever, working on new project now

I assume that you are publishing each chapter separately.....The problem is that I do not want to go digging through all the old forum posts to find chapter 10,9,8,7,6 ecta. But I am pretty interested in your writing style and would like to see more. Hint - Please compile all your chapters and post them together in a single post. That way you will get alot more attention, and therefore more likes. Here's one now to see it gets done.

Impressive interplanetary transfer vehicle. Lets see how far the rocket can go go go!