Sphyrinx

I like the non gradual (is that a term?) atmosphere gauge, because in many diagrams that you see of our atmosphere you don't see a big blue scale from dark to light, it is split up into sections, like Troposphere, Stratosphere, etc. Also, what does this have to do with 0.17? Seems more like a suggestion.

I'm pretty sure they said no time soon

It's not called morz. I think this was discussed about a page ago.

Hello all, After about 5 minutes of testing, I am proud to announce the release of my new dual engine aircraft, the Sherdorf's Surprise. Since the engineers were not very creative, they named the craft after our sole tester, Sherdorf Kerman. He bravely survived controlled experiments of being thrown into the ocean and into the VAB. This aircraft has two engines, four fuel tanks, and a whole bunch of wings thrown on in pretty shapes. It had a max speed of 744.2 m/s at a cruising altitude of 17.5 kilometers above sea level. That speed is just above Mach 2. This craft zipped across the northern skies as the enemies trailed with high res cameras. It traveled about halfway to the north pole, then after running out of fuel, it glided I think 100-150 kilometers. It is somewhat challenging to land, not that hard though. Download it and try it for yourself! http://www./?j39thbemttlef1a

Can we get news of if Charr has a moon, or will it be like Mercury?

KSP Devs are about to go on the stream

Swiftgates, having a gas giant crossing the orbital path of any existing planet makes no sense. Plus, what if somebody hits time warp long enough to the point where they would collide? How would the game handle that? They should stay in circular orbits like our solar system has. (Pluto does not count as a planet)

This talk about planets and their orbits intersecting is bothering me. I think the planets should be in circular orbits, no matter how unrealistic it may be. It is a game, not a fully accurate simulator.

Found KSP through trydyingtolive back in the 0.13 days