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Isn't this scenario based on NASA's plan to redirect an asteroid (which isn't headed on any collision course) into lunar orbit?

That image seems to be post-processed. Here are the actual graphics, with a high-resolution Earth texture pack (yes, I made this Hatsune Miku XR2 skin): For now, the default Orbiter has zero terrain. But the sole developer of the program (Martin Schweiger) plans to add terrain. It isn't procedurally generated, however, so the data (heightmap and textures) will probably be many gigabytes in size. There is in fact a procedural terrain generator add-on (Orulex), but it isn't always accurate. Since I had experience in Orbiter, I didn't need to learn how to get into orbit, rendezvous, and dock in KSP.

That reminds me of the Kottos and Gyges-class airships from Ace Combat 6.

Very cool SSTO design. Those rules probably don't apply to names.

Like a couple other people, I'm in favor of "Kerbucks".

Actually, you can store multiple crew reports, but they have to be from different biomes/locations.

For the lowest cost? Especially with the "one processor core" limitation in the Unity engine. also, I may want to record video.

Cool probe design.

I only went to Eeloo once, and it was with a small lander probe.

Where's the inflatable heat shield from?

Landed on the fourth moon of Jool.

YOU MUST CONSTRUCT ADDITIONAL PYLONS (disclaimer: I have never played Starcraft, nor am I interested in real-time strategy games)

Makes SSTO spaceplanes a lot easier.

It's a portmanteau of a Pokémon named Piplup and Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: The Next Generation. I made it up in 2009.

But remember that F5 (quicksave) isn't complete without F9 (load quicksave).

Where are those large solar panels from?

There's KerbPaint for that.

Symphony rocket SSTOs (5000 and 10000 kg into low Kerbin orbit) Returns to launchpad with MechJeb

Sent one-way interplanetary probes, never did a manned mission to another planet and back yet.

Mission 57 - Preparing to return to Minmus Moon Princess 7 Description: An autonomous rover equipped with scientific equipment. It also contains two seats for Kerbals. Mass at launch: 1787 kg (4156 kg with upper stage) Launch vehicle: Symphony-5k Type-01a Mission objective: Land on Minmus. NOT CANON ANYMORE

I heard Dres has a deep canyon, but I never landed on Dres yet.

That's not unoriginal; that's actually pretty creative.

What about the idea of making each module have wheels?