Kryten

Mine is dependent upon felt tip pens working on the Mün.

...tomorrow. Although you can apply for a nation now.

Find the test on the new board. Do it. PM to radion.

That\'s what we\'re waiting for.

I was here with 0.8, apparently same as most people here. I think that\'s when it started to go viral.

Those aren\'t being counted. Everyone will now have to do the test, then make a new application, no exeptions.

Like a Civ V nation, which can go from being communist to facist to democratic in the space of a few turns.

They can, as they\'ve already done the test.

Also, are you putting tails on your planes? Ut might seem obvious, bit you\'d be surprised how many people don\'t.

You\'ll want a vertical stabiliser and rudder on that thing if you want to turn it at all controllably.

Unfortunately, parts can only be a maximum of 2km wide, which isn\'t really enough for a planet.

Mornin\'

What were people\'s thoughts on you being involved?

Okay, did anything important come out of the chat? I couldn\'t watch most of it.

What about mine? I already spent a good ten minutes making a map.

Remember as well, SpaceX is a for-profit company; even if they have the tech and resources, they\'re not going to go to the Moon for the heck of it. Someone\'s got to pay them to do it, and the organisation doing so will probably be NASA, who\'ve already been paying for all of their development costs anyway.

Good; I was going to try to catalyse something like that myself, if only because it pushes us away from actual warfare and towards more interesting things.

I\'m not sure about cycling; it would basically mean rebooting all the stuff up to then.

It\'s the same site that this thread was started about, it\'s being put back up.

You could launch stuff to Minmus with 50\'s tech, in theory; just not a lot of stuff: the first IRL Moon probes were launched in the late 50\'s.

Except CET is the same as BST, so it should actually be the same time. Unless he meant CEST.

It\'s the A380 that\'s got two decks...

Are we still on track for coming back on Sunday? Will it be the same address?

They\'re not remotely done with the abort or life support systems, and their rocket\'s only flown three times; they\'ll want a lot more test flights before they decide it\'s ready for crewed launches.

It\'s not supposed to fly manned until 2016 or 17.