matskuman5

Managed to land my hovercraft on the VAB.

A mod should move this into the Gameplay Questions subforum. As for your question, some pictures of your plane would be nice.

So, Squad published release dates for 22.0 and now 23.0. What do you think of this? I personally think it's for the worse, since the updates aren't those nice surprises, and knowing the date just makes the waiting worse for me. And there's the possibility of an unexpected bug that makes them have to push the release date back. They did say in the past that they didn't want to give out release dates because of this. I'm not complaining about 23.0, it looks fantastic. It's just strange why they started doing this.

Very impressive, Smidge204! You have the 1# spot.

10characters

Well, it's just the "camera" or your viewpoint in space that you can land (moving to the surface) on planets.

Well, you can land on planets. There isn't really an objective, you just fly around the universe freely.

I'd suggest Space Engine. http://en.spaceengine.org/ 1. A good graphics card is important, though I can run it with my Nvidia GeForce 9700. 2. Stunningly beautiful. Just look at the gallery at the website. 3. Not quite, but you can mod in your own spacecraft. 4. 3D. 5. It's completely free of charge. 6. Yes. Because it simulates the entire universe there's a quite big amount of planets to explore. 7. Spacecraft are in early testing, so the orbital physics aren't very good. I suggest you check it out.

Great work both British_Rover and Mazlem for tied 2nd place! Also, Mazlem, may I ask why you have a docking port on that ship, since it doesn't dock at all?

You could use Hyperedit to bring him back to Kerbin. I don't see any other way to fix this.

It's okay, I did the same thing.

This one:

Managed to capture a quite beautiful sight.

No, just a picture with the ship landed. + It would have been a pain to EVA 58 kerbals

58 kerbals The vessel in it's entire glory: Kerbin orbit: Approaching the Mun: Landed! Back at the space center: The main chutes ripped off, but I managed to land with the engines, as they had plenty of fuel left.

Added leaderboard.

Testing a design with >50 kerbals. Not going very well...

Vsauce Numberphile

I'm 12 and I have been playing since 0.15.

Single launch, no docking. Just as many kerbals as you can.

I have tons of images, here are my favorite ones:

How many kerbals can you land on the Mun and bring safely back to Kerbin in one mission? Rules: 1. You MUST have pictures of launch, surface of the Mun, and back at Kerbin. 2. No debug cheats. 3. No mechjeb or any other mods. Leaderboard 1. Smidge204, 104 kerbals 2. matskuman5, 58 kerbals 3. Tied - British_Rover and Mazlem, both 35 kerbals Here's my (old) try: 13 Kerbals. Let's see your try.

Behold, the power of reaction wheels! Minmus low orbit.

My first real mission with my Heavy Rover. <iframe class="imgur-album" width="100%" height="550" frameborder="0" src="http://imgur.com/a/XFTjj/embed"></iframe>

Sent two ships to my Minmus base. First is another hab module with extra room, KAS supplies, and some counterweights for my crane. Second is a heavy rover that can drive long distances and carry 6 kerbals.