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The bigger question is: You're watching this stuff? Unless there is a massive difference between "Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden" and "Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten", but I doubt it.

Had one such facepalm-worthy moment in my final today. I was literally not able to work out what 12/60 yields. But of course I immediately knew what the answer was as soon as I finished the final and the stress dropped.

Not only does it work, you should also be able to use MH parts. However, at the expense that anyone without the DLC cannot see any craft with the new parts.

Not sure if Kopernicus automatically means this, @pleroy might answer that better, but if you're using the stock system with slight modifications you'd have to modify the Jool system yourself. Principia changes the otherwise very unstable system to make it (at least somewhat) stable, but as soon as the system is modified Principia won't add its modifications to the system.

Wrote my math final today. After German and English that was the third and last written final. There's still one in biology, but it's not a written one. You probably know what I'm talking about, but I'm honestly missing the vocabulary to address it properly.

The stage also seems less burnt, but that could just be me again.

You do know that only KSP photos go here, right? Here's a screenshot I made today, during my Duna fly-by.

Arrival and fly-by of Duna: I also planned the route to go back to Kerbin. ~700m/s and roughly 2 years later Jeb, Bill and Bob will walk on Kerbin's surface again. The mod is called Principia. It adds n-body physics to KSP.

Well, this was fast... I'm now heading to Duna.

Find the mistake? Anyways; I'm not sure whether this is bad or not , however I do tend towards "not bad", since I can imagine the forums to be quite distracting. The forums are a great place, don't get me wrong, but they're not good while trying to focus on other, at that time more important, work.

KSP's havin' a bad day it seems. Part count? Background programs?

Please tell me that I'm not the only one who thinks he's the only sane person in the classroom as soon as the teacher leaves for whatever reason. Reassure me. Please.

Who was who in that conversation?

Did something new: Surprisingly I docked with RCS instead of forgetting it like I usually do.

Only if he died does it count as a Darwin Award. But yes, that would probably be good enough for one.

Today I found out what controls the behavior of the RCS jetpack, so whether the kerbal looks in the direction of the camera or not. SAS.

Oh no...

You only think that now? May I remind you of your previous craft?

Landed on the Mun again. Then realised I had 600m/s more than I need, so I decided to hop to a different biome (from low to midlands) And I really cut it close! In a seperate mission I sent a probe there to collect science for a contract. I set it on a free-return to burn up in the atmosphere. As expected, the service bay survived. Oh, and my Minmus fly-by spacecraft arrived! With 900m/s dV in total I decided to repurpose the mission slightly. Planning and executing my return... ... and then I realized my return trajectory is perturbed slightly, either that or a bug in Principia (unlikely). I don't know what body/bodies is/are causing this, but I reckon it's either the Sun or I got too close to Minmus' L1/L2 point. It can't be Minmus itself because inclination to relative Kerbin increased, not decreased (as it would be if Minmus pulled me forwards). And it can't be the Mun because it's too far away, same goes for the planets.

Error i: This error is not real.

Complaint for today: I have a fly infestation.

Was it just me or did that transfer burn include a slight plane change?

Wide-angle lenses on the second stage? I like it! Oh, and I also ran out of likes for today.

Reformulate that a bit and it could be a riddle!

Uhmm... KSP? Don't know what happened there, but going to the KSC and then back fixed it, so I could now do my first rendezvous in the save! And I also began a mission to Minmus. It will take about 40 days to get there because the Mun is in a very unfortunate position. It was only in hindsight that I could have simply waited until the Mun went out of my way.