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Very interesting, but the new thread is in "The Science Labs" part of the forums, thanks. It's interesting to see how many sattelites we have doing their thing at the moment for lots of different things, and sattelites on their way to different places around the Solar System. I will edit this into the thread in "The Science Labs" , make sure you post in that one from now on and good find. Mods, could you delete/lock/whatever's appropiate?

Welcome to the forums strutman12345 (More of them...) Sorry I can't help you as I didn't notice any changes in explosions but the other two people here have so refer to their advice but from what I can tell, they changed over updates so they could reduce lag. Although, make sure you check out these forums properly, there it lots to do from KSP discussion, to other topics. Have fun playing KSP and on here and go blow up some rockets! (My trademark Welcome Aboard signature seems to be strangely relevant...)

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of cupcakes, that...

Mac (Even though I use PC). NASA or ESA?

8/10 See you in the Games section mostly.

to fire a...

Granted, but since the wish is nonsense you are subjected to GLADOS' deadly pools of acid filled with cookies at the bottom. I wish that NASA would get a better budget.

I had the idea in my last post so I'm guessing other people want it. I will add it and it should be up in a few minutes. Thanks for the feedback. EDIT: EDT is implemented, now I'm going for PDT.

That is amazing, another technology leap for us. Microscopes just keep getting better, the fact that one can see molecular bonds now is outstanding. I had a look at some of the pictures and the article and my thoughts were just simply "Wow!". Will we be able to but it at some point or is it just for IBM?

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Mastermind, which could...

That's right. Remember your time converters. Also, Aescwulf, don't worry about the mistake you made, If I didn't normally live in GMT & GMT+1(BST) then I would of made that mistake, maybe I should add EDT and PDT so people in America can get the time easier. Good idea?

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Next Space Mission: Mission Name: SES-6 Mission For: SES S.A. Launch Vehicle: Proton-M/Briz-M Launch Provider: International Launch Services Launch Site: Baikonur Site 200/39 Time (UST): 09:18 Date (GMT): 3rd June 2013 Time (EDT): 05:18 Date (EDT): 3rd June 2013 Live Coverage: Other Upcoming Missions: 5th June 2013: Albert Einstein ATV 7th June 2013: Persona 11th June 2013: Shenzhou 10 IRNSS-1 Past Missions (In the time of this thread):

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EDIT: Can a mod delete/lock this, I can move it to the Science Labs from here.

I'm looking forward to CRS SpX-1 as well, hope it goes well this weekend/early Monday morning. Unfortunately, the Orion test flight is a long way off currently and we have a few more NASA missions to launch before that. I'm also looking forward to these, especially New Horizons as we haven't seen Pluto close up before. Also, I've updated the thread to show the next launch, CRS SpX-1 taking place this weekend. Good luck with the ISS mission.

This one definitely looks better, thanks for this.

You did a good thing...Your friend doesn't seem like so much of a "friend" to me if she did that because surely a true friend wouldn't do that. If you can, try and buy the game yourself, SQUAD need all the money they can get. Again, Well Done.

Banned for hating on people that have a head.

Remember, the GPS IIF-3 Launch is later today onboard a Delta IV rocket, with the launch window opening at 12:10 GMT and closing at 12:29. Live coverage can be found here. I won't be here when this thing launches so I will have to find out news from here if someone could tell me and I will update the thread when I get back. Also, later this week is the ISS Re-Supply mission onboard a Falcon 9 rocket, taking place on Sunday. More news to come after today's launch. Hope it goes well.

2/10 Seen you a bit.

Banned for having a rocket engine as a mum.

Snails (Are slow)