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Dres actually does exist. It's just not recognized by the majority like the real-life Ceres, which I think should stop. Ceres is sometimes recognized as an asteroid, which I also think should stop.

Hi

I am ready to board the KSP2 Hype train. (Also the rocket in the KSP2 logo needs MOAR BOOSTERS)

Kerbal Space-Cities Redux (KSCR) Adds cities in space! They have the same gravity and atmosphere as Kerbin, but the gravity only kicks in once you enter it's atmosphere. If you land on one you will be able to use it to boost Commnet, launch things from it and recover vessels from it. It also adds cities on Kerbin. All city buildings are destructible (unless you turn on indestructible facilities) and if you break one, you will need to pay to rebuild it. Destroying a building will cost you reputation and rebuilding them will give you some.

MechBill Basically MechJeb, but it automatically fixes parts instead. No need to go out on an EVA to fix a part anymore or become annoyed that you can't fix it with your engineer!

I think it's actually the/a moon of Glumo, an exoplanet and gas giant

This should be sandbox only

Ok

I forgot to and I can't think of one

Ok, here's your Really Really Really Deep Basement. I would like an AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

I mean that a body needs to clear it's path almost every orbit to be a planet, not currently have a clear path. Since both Ceres and Pluto are in an asteroid belt, they'll probably hit something in their path at least once every orbit (Not have the dwarf planet be in the thing's path).

They actually shouldn't, as RO makes the game too realistic and RSS has planets that would be out of scale for the kerbal universe. However, RSS could be implemented by having it as another solar system and have the bodies be rescaled to something that would be normal in kerbal scale.

Altimeter, set altitude readings to altitude from ground level

I was actually quoting the description of the tech node 'Heavy Landing' I'll let the next person rate your signature/10

It technically isn't, as a planet requires a clear path to be a planet. At least Pluto isn't recognized as an asteroid by some people like Ceres is.

Here's your SAS with a side of RCS, just like you ordered

I last searched 'rupture' to find it's definition so I guess I could tear apart the zombies.

A universal docking module so kerbals can go to the station and refuel there. Also some BIG solar panels on the sides of the station too.

Gilly, the place where the only usable size of rovers are XXXL size rovers

EC runs out, stopping the ship Eurbal was in from doing the manuever into orbit. On reentry, the parachutes accidentally deploy, destroying them. The ship then crashes to the ground, destroying it and killing Eurbal.

Everything (Including celestial bodies) has very fast orbital decay.