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  1. Mr. Peabody
    Sweet! Can you improve the boots though?
  2. Mr. Peabody
    Sunspot biomes?
  3. Mr. Peabody
    That sounds about right.
  4. Mr. Peabody

     Finally! :D

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  5. Mr. Peabody
    Did you have to shoot down the stock prop plane? We'll hold you responsible if Squad ruins it. As for OP reaction wheels, I don't really care if they are OP. Cut them back and craft that use reaction wheels will suffer greatly.
  6. Mr. Peabody
    I know, CIG but I'm an addicted fan.
  7. Mr. Peabody
    I'm in Florida... besides not knowing the first place to look for her, I'd freeze before I got halfway there (I'm a super wimp in the cold) Praise the cold weather! Here in the southern United States we can't wait till' summer is over and autumn arrives!
  8. Mr. Peabody
    Where was chicken first fried? In Greece!
  9. Mr. Peabody
    You know you're playing KSP when you think you finished the mission perfectly, and you check the forum and see someone did it better.
  10. Mr. Peabody
    Thanks for your help everyone. I have already begun placing comm sats and I should be able to begin the "fun stuff" soon.
  11. Mr. Peabody
    OK.
  12. Mr. Peabody
    Can you clarify? I play with ground stations enabled.
  13. Mr. Peabody
    Basically, I need to set up a large interplanetary comm system capable of reaching at least Eve and Duna with a minimal amount of launches. (I want to just get the system online fast so I can get to the fun stuff.) I'm not entirely sure how to do this, having never messed with comm systems much in the past. Should I just launch several huge comm sats into kerbin orbit with a few relays at the target planet? Or will large ground stations with antenna arrays and relays at Duna and Eve do the job? I'm not looking for a long term solution, and occasional blackouts are acceptable, though it would be great if I can build onto the system to make it more permanent in the future.
  14. Mr. Peabody
    Looks like a great challenge! Will there be a badge?
  15. Mr. Peabody
    KSP does not need to be perfectly realistic. The atmosphere is too thick for my liking. Atmospheric drag is already very high. A worst case scenario would be ending up with an atmosphere like Eve's.
  16. Mr. Peabody
    Irma is only a tropical storm where we are, but we are still getting sustained 50 mph winds with gusts up to 60 mph and driving rain. The power conked out but fortunately my house has a large standby generator so we should be fine. I expect this storm should make quite a large mess to clean up though. I think my large oak tree has lost most of it's leaves and many of it's branches which, of course, have blown right into the yard. The yard swing has flipped over and the garbage cans are nowhere to found, along with pretty much every loose object outside.
  17. Mr. Peabody
    Thank you for your input. I have added these two stereotypes with the titles you recommended. Squad employees have been added to the stereotypes list as well. The "NASA Employee" stereotype is both literal and representative, since (to my knowledge) there are only a few NASA employees on the forum. It is mostly meant to represent, as you put it, the "Verbose explainer."
  18. Mr. Peabody
    Jeb is used to it after 158 times. He knows he will re-spawn in the astronaut facility with a cup of coffee and a cookie waiting for him. You've got to feed your astronauts plenty of snacks after you scare the life out of them.
  19. Mr. Peabody
    Easy mode is far too easy. Are landing gear allowed in hard mode? If so that is quite easy as well. I hope a heat shield is allowed in impossible mode, otherwise that is literally impossible.
  20. Mr. Peabody
    Excellent!
  21. Mr. Peabody
    I have visited the retired aircraft carrier U.S.S. Yorktown in Charleston, South Carolina. Nothing prepares you for the sheer size of the ship. It is enormous. The carrier is almost exactly the same shape it was in when it was retired. All of the original "graffiti" and comics in the mess hall tables are still there. Black circles painted onto the deck indicate where the ship was hit by kamikazies and the hangar is home to quite a few historic aircraft. Here is a picture of the entire ship:
  22. Mr. Peabody

              Have eclipse glasses... Will travel. (3 and 1/2 hours)

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  23. Mr. Peabody
    How is the I-beam held in place by the thermometers? I don't see any connecting parts.
  24. Mr. Peabody
    Could you provide more details on how the hinge works? I'm intrigued having never seen that done before. I might want to try that myself.
  25. Mr. Peabody
    Sailing a ship solo is a far cry from space travel. My point was that parents will not feel safe allowing their kids to fly to space until space travel is as safe as flying in an airplane.
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