Dirkidirk

now to wait for the next update on le xBOX/pS4

*sirens* evacuate immediately

yes I will have fun with whatever that is.

granted. you now have a green alarm clock made of plastic and metal, but instead of ringing, it screams, 24/7. I wish for the ability to pause and unpause time whenever I like. when I pause time, my body still works, and I can still move and think, and any object that I want to be in the same state as i am in when I pause time will be in the same state as i am in when I pause time. If the object requires energy to function, then it will get sufficient energy to do what i want it to do, including my brain and body (now I can play games and see the aliens in area 51). light however would not be affected by my time pausation and will continue moving, and any source of light will continue to produce light when time is the paused (i don't know how, just do).

granted. all kerbals will now be whole numbers in 1.9 I wish for a kerbal 3d model

I am going to reply to every reply of this ant-reply post.

"statue of liberty" I am on an Island, hopefully with no zombies.

I hate math no regrets

floor - 37 you look around, and spot a few extremely small cities constructed next to a small puddle. you can't see the inhabitants (they are too small), but the largest ships and blimps are visible, the largest being the size of a grain of sand. you hear a noise from a window, and look outside and see the interior of an very wide and deep tunnel, with piping and wires leading to the bottom. an orange glow came from the bottom of the tunnel, and was getting noticeably brighter.

weird

you're locked

actually your all wrong, it's pronounced nertea.

10/10.000000000000000004 nice hat, Child

so it turns out I won't be making it to orbit.

ok, so?

ok

these things might be in ksp 2.

yes, but at least we Know that they're possible, and can built in the near future. however concepts like the alcubierre drive, need things like negative mass (which we don't even know can be made), at incredibly high densities, massive amounts of energies, a material that can survive temperatures of 10^32 degrees kelvin, and a way to keep the thing stable when traveling at superluminal speeds.

It costs money to read that, and i'm too young to get a job.

the SLS is going to launch into orbit before starship.

ReReReclick!

that's one looooooooooooooooooong sentence

<Snip> Flixxbeatz

I already did this with another user on this thread. @Fraston