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You can launch more research kits from Kerbin using the MOLE containers, and there might be a way to make them from ore using MOLE's converters, I'm not sure.

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If you have Breaking Ground, you could try putting the docking port on a robotic arm to adjust its position to match the other port. Alternatively, if your mining rover or transfer ship is crewed you can install Kerbal Attachment System and use the resource transfer pipe to transfer the ore without doing any docking. With some practice, you could land the transfer ship right next to the base and cut out the rover entirely, putting the KAS port or robotic arm on the base instead.

Abbreviation for Breaking Ground.

Do you have the Breaking Ground DLC? Also, was your save created after getting BG? (Probably a dumb question but still good to make sure.) Surface features can be hard to find sometimes, but in the debug menu under the Breaking Ground category in the Surface Features menu, you can toggle an option that puts large arrows above every nearby surface feature.

Try moving the camera to be inside the fuel tank so you can see the head of the docking port, and then grab it.

It is, just waiting for entries. Good luck!

I think you can alt-click on an item in the inventory to fill the entire stack, so you can put 1 repair kit in each slot and alt-click each of them to male or a full stack.

I started a new Snarkiverse save and the views are incredible.

The pink lines are from the scan, and it shows where ore is.. In the map view, select the Mun and there's a resource tab on the toolbar where you can change or remove the lines.

Anomalies don't save across games. Some anomalies are even in different places in different saves. The anomaly found messages only show up in career mode, where you get some milestone funds for discovering them.

You can set the steering and friction force higher by changing it from auto to override in the right-click menu. You might need to enable Advanced Tweakables in the main menu settings.

I landed on The Mun Dres.

I landed on Ike.

9.5/10, I see you pretty much everywhere.

I got Admin Kerman in one of my older saves.

I sent some crew off to Duna to join the base modules I previously launched.

The hitchhikers might be overheating despite the heat shield, or aerodynamics are tearing it apart. Try spinning the craft around the reduce heat. A video or screenshots would help figure out the problem. If you're really desperate, you can turn on Unbreakable Joints and Ignore Max Temperature in the debug menu (Alt+F12).

Comets spawn in the same way as asteroids, only in much larger orbits. Comets have the same size classes as asteroids except for new F, G and H class sizes. Contracts will appear to collect samples from comets, there might be other comet related contracts but those are the only ones I've seen.

I created orbit spaghetti by launching several modules for my Duna base.

Is the requested orbit retrograde? Check the exact inclination in the contract description.

You can transfer science regardless of the comm signal, as long as you are connected. If it shows that you won't get the full science from transmitting it, you can run the experiment again for full points. Command pods have unlimited science capacity. However, each command pod and kerbal can only take one crew/EVA report at a time. However, the EVA report resets if you put the data inside a command pod, and crew reports reset if you use an EVA kerbal to take the data and put it back in. All science experiments are unlimited use except mystery goo and the Science Jr., which are one time use. However, you can use a science lab or EVA scientist kerbal to reset these experiments and use them again.

Does your craft have any reaction wheels? It sounds like the reaction wheels are activating when you try to drive. You can fix it by setting all of the reaction wheels to SAS Only, which will make them ignore WASD input but SAS can still use them to prevent your rover from flipping.

For small surface features, like a Mun Rock, standing next to it adds an option to the right click menu for kerbals. For larger surface features, like an Olivine Formation on Minmus, you need a scanning arm. Scanning arms come in three sizes, with larger arms giving more science points.

I use Sci-Fi Visual Enhancements, it's light on performance compared to other EVE configs and looks great, even without Scatterer.