Geonovast

For me it's what makes more sense in my headcanon. I disklike putting relay antenna on probes unless they're a dedicated relay satellite. I'll typically do 3 or 4 sats around a planet each with an RA-2 or RA-15 and then put a sat with an RA-100 in a ridiculously eccentric polar orbit with its AP as directly over one of the poles as possible. Satellites that are for science or exploration only get direct antennas, as relaying signals is not their job.

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I was wondering the same thing. It's been a while since I've seen an RL-10 in action but that seemed off.

A large discussion regarding space habitats and manufacturing in space has been split off to here: I know all this sort of stuff is loosely tied back to SpaceX, but can we keep the discussion here focused specifically to SpaceX, please? Thank you.

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411 is worse.

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Moved to Kerbal Network as it's a question about the forum and not the game.

Overlapping threads have been merged.

All operating systems have one, you just don't hear about people running around compiling their own Windows or Mac kernels. I pronounce Gif with a hard 'G' and Geonovast with a soft 'G'. I just wanted see what kind of reactions I would get.

Both! It's a glitch of a mod.

When you're desperately escaping the end of the world, and suddenly realize nobody's on board.

With a 'G', like in 'Gif'.

The rare move from The Lounge to KSP Discussion.

Is it though?

I don't think it really matters... but if you need a cut and dry, objective reason to pick one or the other... Type https://forums.kerbalspaceprogram.com into your address bar and lemme know how far you get.

Yup, everything that's not replaceable will be inside that folder.

Since none of ours go outside, dead birds, strays, and coyotes aren't much of a problem. Well, I guess strays are as I have a tendency to.. you know, bring them inside, which irritates the other ones for awhile. Of the 5 only one was actually on purpose.

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I don't understand how some of you guys can only have one cat. I've seen an orange and white one running around outside occasionally, and while I haven't made contact yet, I affectionately refer to it as "Number 6"

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The types of errors you saw aren't terribly uncommon, unfortunately. We don't know the cause and probably never will. Rest assured though that it usually very brief and generally all you have to do is refresh or wait a couple minutes.

Oh, this is an easy one. Do both. You can have multiple KSP installs, just put them in different folders. I personally have at least 25 separate installs over several computers of different KSP versions and installed mods.

It was already in space when I was born. I remember it coming down, though. I was 13 at the time and didn't really pay much attention to real space stuff at that age. Pretty much everything I knew about Mir came from Armageddon. Which is.... not ideal.