PBAiden1000

Honestly, my builds will go BIG! And I mean big. When you want to launch a 600,000 ton payload into orbit all in one piece? Come to me. With Starship Alpha, my flagship of my fleet of interstellar transfer vehicles, its the largest of its class. This payload weighs in at over 600,000 tons and is comprised of over 2000 parts. Heavily modded save file, I will warn. The mods that I use are as follows (the ones I can name off the top of my head): Mechjeb, Kerbal Attachment System, Kerbal Inventory System, Kerbal Space Program Interstellar Extended. Tac Life Support, Kerbal Engineer Redux, Extended Hanger <--- (craft would be impossible to build without it), Planet Shine, KoS Scriptable Autopilot, Kerbal Star Systems, Copernicus for KSS, EVE (Environmental Visual Enhancements), Kerbal Station Parts Expansion Redux (Centrifuge modules are from this), Hull Cameras, Strobe Lights, Grounded Ground Vehicles, Flexodocking Flexible Docking Ports, Planetary Base Expansions, and some others that I can't think of right now. Also, does anybody know what the largest craft that was ever built is? I don't trust those Youtube videos as claiming to be the largest. P.S. I will include photo once I can get it. Photo is of Starship Alpha, not the others in the fleet. Starship Alpha is the largest of the fleet and the largest craft I've ever built! Makes me so proud that I got this thing into orbit all in one piece, no orbital construction required! P.P.S. I don't think I can include the precise weight, mass, length, etc.; Because Kerbal Space Program doesn't load the VAB on that save file, LOL. Probably because it's too busy calculating the constant trajectory of that behemoth in orbit (I haven't sent it interstellar yet since it's supposed to stay there until the rest of the fleet arrives in orbit.

This is Starship Alpha. The flagship of the fleet. It is the largest and will be going on various excursions to different star systems. This is before deploying all of the equipment and solar panels, radiators, etc. https://imgur.com/gallery/UWVg34b

Got any vessels designed to go from planet to planet or solar system to solar system (mod required)? Well, I'd love to see them. I've got a fleet of starships that are designed to go from the Kerbol system to others and a sub-fleet that goes to the planets. With the KSS mod. This particular spacecraft is the jewel of the fleet of transfer vehicles, Starship Alpha. The lead ship: Starship Alpha. The other ships: Starship Beta, Starship Omega, Starship Prima, Starship Sagatarius, Starship Pheonix, Starship Andromeda, Starship Laniakea, Starship Orion, Starship Revolution, Starship Ruby, Starship Francium (Nuclear powered starship), Starship Nirvana, Starship Colossus, Starship Star Stuff, Starship Conduit, Starship SpaceTime, Starship Autumn, Starship Universal, Starship Horizon, Starship Twilight, Starship Millennium, and the central comms starship (used as a hub for all communications between the star systems); Starship Gene. I will include a photo of Starship Alpha once I get access to my PC. Starship Alpha is the largest starship in the fleet, with a weight of over 600,000 tons, and over 2000 parts. I'd love to see your guy's ideas for stuff like this. Just leave a comment telling me what your project is.

The Minmus Derp, here is the launch vehicle that got my satellite up into solar orbit. You can maybe take some design features off of it and include it into your design. Also, by modifying previous launch vehicles that you have built, and tweaking it so that it fits the lines of what it's being used for is also very useful. This rocket is actually a modified version of a rocket I used to catch asteroids, so, it can save you some of the hassle of building a rocket from scratch.

OK, I'm noticing that people are making a joke about the whole "natural" and "artificial" satellite thing, which, Mark Kerbin, I already am aware that there are such things. And for some people that would like to know, I'm not new to this game, I've been playing it for a few years now, and it was only today that I decided to sign up and make an account for the KSP Community. I will be changing the description, so no more of this nonsense pops up on here. Oh, and by the way, it's not a space station, it actually appears on the map as a probe, but it has all of the scientific equipment on it as well as many communication devices so the game classifies it as a probe. It isn't even manned. It's all ran on technology.

This is a satellite I've made to give an example of what I mean by "complex" or "advanced".

Post a photo of an artificial satellite that you've made that you would consider extremely complex. You can also include a picture of the launch vehicle that got your satellite where it needed to be, but you don't need to if you don't want to.