JacenHan

When you're installing it, it will ask whether you want to keep the DLLs you have or replace them with it's own, be sure to hit "Yes" to keep your files. If you need some help, feel free to post on the official forums, there's quite a few people there who will gladly answer any questions you have.

I have a copy of 0.8.0, and a quick test shows that the old space center was next to the ocean. Also, I think the tracking station in KSC 2 is clipped in a mountain (if it wasn't uncovered by terrain changes).

Good luck making any other Star Trek ships. Those things seem to have a habit of being horribly unbalanced. At least the most common/popular ones.

It looks like you might need wings, unless I'm reading this wrong.

We actually have no idea what the oceans are Eve are made of. It could be liquid plutonium for all we know. Also, the difference in solar power probably isn't major enough to matter here, but I haven't done many interplanetary missions so I'll let someone more experienced say something on that.

I believe that Scott Manley was able to reach Kerbin from Gilly, so it is indeed possible, for those who may believe that this is not a doable challenge.

Geosynchronous Kerbin Orbit or thereabouts. GEO is the term used in real life for Geosynchronous Earth Orbit. It means that you are orbiting the object as fast as it rotates, essentially making it look like you are standing still above the object.

I lost my account, so hi! Hope everything can be fixed.