ZedNova

Try checking the thrust limiter on the engines, that's the easiest way to balance it along with tilting the craft.

Why? Is it a mock engine?

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That's basically what we should strive for because it's at least possible, a stasis chamber that doesn't stop bodily functions, but slows them down immensely.

Yeah i high recommend raptr, it can record with no loss of quality and you'll only lose maybe 4 fps. Like most recording software though, the files get pretty big if you do that.

By the way, i think the rules here are that if you're under 18 you shouldn't reveal your age here.

http://techreport.com/review/27212/samsung-840-evo-update-fixes-slow-reads-with-old-data

Here's a shuttle i recently made: It's all about balancing the center of thrust with the Center of mass, and making sure it stays balanced until the main tank is out of fuel.

I wonder if they even know the difference between Fission and Fusion.

I'll bet it just had a bunch of Geckos in it.

What is this?

I got KSP a day before .17 released.

Call me what you like, but i love Hamburgers and Philly Cheesesteak sandwiches too much to be vegetarian.

The question is, why do you want to do that?

There seems to be some confusion over Steam online requirements. For KSP,you do not have to start up steam to play it, you simply need to make a shortcut directly from the .exe or use the launcher. And Most other steam games will run in offline mode just fine.

I just use steam because it updates without me touching anything. And no bottlenecks from all the people hopping onto the store. I originally had it on the store, but when they released it on steam i switched it over to there.

A Fox news Article that isn't complete garbage? Better call the pope because i think this is a miracle. *On topic* I wouldn't really be surprised if there's water on the moon, now if there was frozen bacteria in it, that would be more interesting.

In my opinion "Free will" means that nothing is set in stone by the universe or predetermined 100%, whatever might happen can be changed by anything or anyone. For example, we know that the sun will die in around 5-7 Billion years, killing off all life on this planet and perhaps swallowing it up. Do we have to be here when that happens? No, we don't, there's no universal law stating that we must stay here for that.

I'm using the Hard preset.

I'm not sure how this justifies arguing against the mounds of evidence climatologists have to support Global Warming. Especially since you're incorrect about that 3%. Almost every educated person 500 years ago knew the earth was round.

The fact that's it's increasing at such a rapid rate is what is alarming climatologists. Maybe you should watch this.

What are you talking about? It ain't out yet.

Why don't we start by moving a much smaller planet, like the moon. We move that with several hundred nuclear pulse engines, then put it into a orbit that slowly pulls the earth where we want it.

I'll probably switch to windows 10 from 7 after it's released, my main gripe in windows 8 was that it was so touch oriented that it was unproductive on desktops. Now that we've got a start menu and all the touch baloney out on desktop versions, it's probably about time i move on to something faster.

Why isn't a breed of dog defined by it's weight?