Kerbal Design Bureau

This. I don't know either. Jeb seems to like it, though.

The interns at the KSC needed a pet project, so Jeb recommended that they make a big plane using only a single Juno. The result looked so terrifying that even Jeb refused to fly it. Compared to other entries, this one sorta sucks. A measly 7.46 tonnes. I wasn't able to find the weight once at the island, but there were 36 units of fuel left in the tanks, so I recreated it in the editor, although it rounded to 35 fuel.

Sorry, I don't know what I was thinking! There are three Mk1 passenger kabins, so there are 24 seats. Sorry about the mistake!

Kerbal Design Bureau's KDB-SSTO-1! "Kerbin's most polite SSTO" Jeb didn't want to walk from the end of the runway all the way to the astronaut complex, so he decided to use the KDB-SSTO-I. Being Jeb, he decided to take a little detour. An orbital detour! *NOTE: This SSTO made a 75x91 orbit, but due to Jeb being needed to terrorize motivate the interns, the retro-burn occurred before a full orbit was completed. Had the interns not accidentally set fire to their own heads testing a new rocket motor, Jeb would've been able to spend more time in space. Images:

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