Iapetus7342

i think this sentence doesn't possess the letter in the beginning of the English writing lexicon system.

Just give them a few minutes, they're making a side for your soup. WAITER! MY SOUP HAS NEUTRONIUM IN IT! I DIDN'T ORDER THAT!

Dres exists.

Were-walrus is only popular for a day or 2 before dying off rapidly. I wish we had other solar systems close to us.

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"Ah, cool! The next final frontier. Wait, you're telling me the ground ISN'T made of strawberry dust?"

kerbiloid was banned for summoning a new species without permission from a higher body.

Hi! maybe @Sushut?

That will be added when the mod is finished (i think)

speen

OH MAN OH GOD OH MAN OH GOD OH MAN OH GOD OH MAN OH GOD

Paid mods are a worse idea than my first few rockets

I'm thinking about temporarily stopping work on Melanohelioi to make this

Chatterer Restock (original and plus) Near and Far future technologies OPM any interstellar pack EVE and Scatterer Kerbal Engineer Redux Editor Extensions Redux Any mod that gives kerbin rings Any colony pack Better burn time

Sorry, didn't take any. I was too focused on the mission to do that

It's march of 2024. Is 1.12 for consoles cancelled or what?

OH MY GOODNESS

Try using VertexHeightOblateAdvanced. Here's the mod:

Yesterday at 23:40 GMT, the first flight of Phase 1 of the Kerbin Interstellar Program begun. The launch was of the newly built Starlight NSW-propelled Deep Space Probe (SNDSP), specifically a test flight which entailed a high-velocity mission to The Mun and back within 3 days maximum. The vessel used the Rhea 2 HLV, which ran off of entirely liquid hydrogen and oxidizer, was just powerful enough to get the probe to a suborbital trajectory of 80km ASL, 10km higher than the atmosphere's edge. The vessel launched at 23:50, and looked promising at first. Liftoff went without a hitch, and the vessel reached a trajectory of 76km ASL, with the NSW engine taking over for the rest of ascent. By then, the engine had reached around 1300K. The radiators were switched on, and orbital insertion begun. The engine continued to heat up, with the radiators doing little to stop the oncoming shutdown. By the time the vessel was well into it's insertion burn, the engine gave out and underwent an emergency shutdown due to surpassing 3000K, leaving the vessel on a 80 x -100km trajectory. The rest of the vessel burned up a few minutes later over the ocean, causing the leftover fuel to be scattered across the Origas ocean of Kerbin. The mission was quickly deemed a catastrophic failure, and personnel at the KSC quickly got to work on adding better radiators to the vessel for future flights. Currently, no injuries have been reported except a loss of many funds from the program's bank and minor injuries to our reputation.

I don't have Melanoheliophobia, but seeing Kcalbeloh in the tracking station up close for the first time horrified me, like looking into the abyss.

I built and tested a Nuclear Salt Water rocket by sending a probe to the Mun and back. It failed to even reach orbit because there weren't enough radiators aboard.

If our universe was a simulation i think Pi would be it's integer limit.

Either Voyager 1's last image (Pale blue dot) or one of Simon Stålenhag's works, they've got plenty of drones and other machines and they're so cool and terrifying!

I love this little (well, not so little as of now) alternate reality show, especially how the showrunners have managed to take conceptual rockets and make them work!