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It also does this in orbit of the Mun. Fairings went through lander they were covering when deployed

Yel, full Apollo style mission (except I docked the LEM and command modules in Munar orbit because I brought too much dV). Docked twice with no issues either time. I did start a completely new save, no previous vessel saves, etc. From what I've been reading, it sounds like older saves and vessels may still have issues

Launched on the same rocket. Staged them until the munar lander separated from the command module. Docked them together, EVA transferred the crew, landed on the Mun, then took back off and noticed this trying to set up a docking encounter With regards to yours, I didnt notice a change in the delta v number for my stages though

Issue: Distance of closest approach constantly changes during orbit. Notes: If you have one vessel focused, the closest approach distance will constantly increase. If you focus the other, the distance will constantly decrease. If you time warp, the distance will freeze. Long description: When trying to do a Munar Orbit Rendezvous on a mission. I had to make multiple attempts to get a closest approach lined up since everytime I would get near, my vessels would all of a sudden miss each other by thousands of kilometers. Playing around with this, I set up a bunch of maneuver nodes and got a closest approach of 250m. I took some screencaps and then noted that my approach distaance was now about 2500m.

I was hitting the random button on reddit and it took me to /r/kerbalspaceprogram. After reading a few posts, I was getting the demo, then finally got the paid version.

Yes that will. The persistence file is basically your save file of the game

So I did a quick search of the forum and didn\'t really find much info about the navball. Basically I\'m wondering what the little symbols in the Navball represent. I have a good idea what the yellow circle does, but I\'d still like to know its 'official' function.

So I\'m wondering what other sort of stuff will show up in the KSP store and when. I think a good place to start would be a couple shirt designs and posters. Maybe a little plastic statue of a Kerbalnaut. I would be a great way to get some extra 'donations' with the profit and a way to advertise for the game. I personally would love to have a shirt.

The Cousins Aerospace Enterprise has now entered the scene with its intentions of making space the ordinary. Progress is slow because after a successful hostile takeover merger with the Cousins Backyard Rocketry Project, all prior rocket plans were destroyed and the C.A.E is starting from scratch. Its inventory is slowly expanding, attempting to keep costs at a minimum through standardized rockets for specific purposes. CRAFT: CAE-X1 MISSION: Test fuel lines and their workings CREW: ;D LAUNCH DATE: 22 June 2012 FLIGHT DURATION: 0:0:44:15 MAX G\'s: 4.6 G MAXIMUM VELOCITY: 2694 m/s NOTES: - Fuel Test: Success, know how to use fuel lines - Vehicle Used: Experimental craft Discovered new LIGHT? (further testing needed) satellite delivery system Designation CAE-LS-Pegasus - Left four pieces of space debris in orbit - Re-entry: Shallow angle test, light G load experienced (< 5G) MISSION OUTCOME: Success ------------------------------------ CRAFT: CAE-LS-Pegasus MISSION: 1. Test Launch Capacity 2. Test Mun Flight Capabilities 3. Test Lunar Lander Capability CREW: LAUNCH DATE: 22 June 2012 FLIGHT DURATION: 0:11:14:24 MAX G\'s: 2.3 G MAXIMUM VELOCITY: 2,184m/s NOTES: - Launch Capacity of Pegasus tested Upgraded to medium classification Capable of carrying lunar lander confirmed New version - CAE-MM-Falcon - Mun Flight Capability Can put 5 fuel cells, SAS, RCS, two stagers, and crew module into orbit Can escape and get captured by Mun orbit with plenty of fuel to spare Left lower stage in Mun orbit - Lunar Lander Capability Landing legs don\'t deploy properly, must test further Plenty of fuel for descent RCS untested MISSION OUTCOME: Crashed on Mun, RIP Kerbalnauts ------------------------------------ Next objective: Keep Space Clean Initiative (KSCI) 1. Rendezvous with space junk in Kerbit orbit 2. Attempt to 'capture' space junk 3. Push out of orbit into crash course with Kerbit