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I suppose the United Kingdom, and every other nation, was once called "untitled kingdom". They all had to start somewhere!

I like Laythe. To me, most of its charm comes from the fact that it looks like Kerbin but isn't Kerbin. The oceans, the blue sky and the sandy beaches might trick you into feeling like you're still on Kerbin, but then you'd only have to look up to let Jool remind you that you are, in fact, very, very far away from home. It's similar, but still very alien.

20 meters per second is equal to 72 km per hour, which is pretty reasonable for a surface vehicle and also way better than any real life rover. You don't exactly see cars moving at suborbital speeds, and doing that on the rough terrain of another planet would hardly be a good idea either. 20 meters per second is quite risky already.

Maybe, but having to attach struts vertically just to keep two tank segments together on such a simple rocket is quite ridiculous. I'd rather cheat and pretend that the game doesn't hate me.

This isn't funny anymore. This is one of those situations where unbreakable joints come in handy.

Well, this was disappointing.

Sorry, but there is only one Whackjob.

Thanks! I'm glad you like it. Yeah, I assumed that you're a guy, but I tend to use both pronouns when I don't know for sure, just to avoid any embarrassing mistakes.

A space probe performing a low flyby over Rocko. It should be redder, but I just couldn't get it to look right. Random fact: The name Rocko is a corruption of rojo, the Spanish word for red. It's also a reference to the fact that the moon that carries it is very rocky.

I've banished him to the skybox.

I remember when I used to "install" MechJeb in regular command pods, just so no one could tell from my screenshots that I was using it. Good times.

Wait, I think I found it! That modifier doesn't seem to play nice with mental ray - switching to scanline did the trick!

I'm trying to create some rough looking planets in 3ds Max by applying the Displace Mesh modifier to a sphere, but I'm having some issues right now. The planet looks great in the viewport, but when I render it I end up with this hideous blob. Does anybody have any idea of what could be causing this? This is what the parameters look like, if it's any help. Yes, I am a complete noob at 3d modeling.

Made a "screenshot" of a second gas giant, using a texture I originally made for Saturn. I just changed the colors to resemble the planet shown on a dev stream about a year ago and removed the dark streak near the equator to make that less obvious. I really liked the name RogueMason used for his take on the same planet, Isus (on page 7), so that's what I'm calling this one as well. I hope he doesn't mind! Isus Isus is the largest of all planets, and its beautiful rings make it a planet like no other. None of its moons come close to being as massive as those of Jool, but what they lack in size they make up for in numbers, and Isus has more moons than any other planet in the solar system - some of them very colorful, as well. -Radius: 9000 km -Semi-major axis: 122 398 562 km (9 SU*) -Surface gravity: 1.4 g Rocko (moon) Rocko is the reddest object in the solar system, even redder than Duna, and it's covered with high, sometimes nearly vertical cliffs that can rise several kilometers above the surface. -Radius: 70 km -Surface gravity: 0.02 g Eeloo (moon) Eeloo is a rocky moon covered with ice, and material from its frigid interior can frequently be seen erupting from geysers triggered by tidal stress caused by Isus' immense gravity. -Radius: 210 km -Surface gravity: 0.17 g Sotus (moon) Sotus is the darkest object in the solar system, and it can sometimes be difficult to spot unless you know it's there. Its leading hemisphere is peppered with craters while its trailing hemisphere has few to none, and the material scattered by these ancient impacts is among the few features that help breaking the monotony of its surface. -Radius: 270 km -Surface gravity: 0.2 g That's all I have for now. Enjoy! A solar unit (SU) is equal to the semi-major axis of Kerbin. Using "KU" would've been more fun, but not very creative at all.

I successfully downloaded an update from the future and explored a new planet.

Connected my computer to my flux capacitor and found this in the screenshots folder.

"There is no Jebediah, only Jool!" On topic: A small lander is being delivered to its mothership.

Trying out a new transfer vehicle that will hopefully take Kerbals to Gilly.

I started in 0.15. I still remember the patient wait for 0.16 and its awesome, living Kerbals.

Neat! What's the program called?

Well, "solar panel" is the name that the component in question is commonly known under, so that's what people will use. It's not like it matters, anyway; the solar panels are usually more important than the star they're collecting energy from.

Looks like the result of an explosive accident. Poor Bob.

I just had to lean over my screen to see it. At first I thought it would be spelled out in the stars.