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KAI (Kerbal Aerospace Industries)

I once had a dream where one of my rockets didn't explode on the launch pad. It was awesome.

When you see your rocket blast off and barely make it past the clamps with SRB's included you know you're going to have a bad time. Those kinds of rockets are the ones that fear me most, because I have a nasty habit of designing a rocket, implementing new features, and not testing the darn thing before I try to go on a full fledged mission. Missions are my tests!!! Poor Kerbs.

I started work on a new rocket series nicknamed "Cygnus". It's launch stage can put small vessels such as probes into LKO with fuel to spare.

Kerbal Aerospace Engineering

I've put kerbals on everything in the Kerbin System. Interplanetary is a goal for the near future.

I'm proud to say I've sent a probe to Duna and crashed it into the surface at 1190 mp/s.

How do people pull stuff like this off?! I'm sitting here dumbfounded about how to suck Kerbin dry for more science!

While you guys are proud to have gone to duna with your fancy science equipment, I'm very proud that my budget is 5 cents per year. I could afford a small drop of rocket fuel. GO TEAM!

Planted a flag, hopped in my lander, and tried to time warp forwards in time to nightime. My flag exploded.

Certainly Resources. Kethane is cool, but what about water and atmshospheric mining?

Upon landing my lander on the Mün, I planted a flag. Normal business. After time warping to go to daytime, it exploded. Help?

Take screenshots!

Uhm, I guess, yeah. But it's the whole celebration. July 16th, the Saturn V and it's crew began their journey. It's kind of a week-round sort of thing.

More pic of my second landing mission but same build with minor tweaks. Rocket on pad:pic.twitter.com/k2Hb2lKzh9In Low-Kerbin orbit, preparing for Trans-Munar burn:pic.twitter.com/4vKNoWkjPt And yes I had to have Infinite RCS because there is no way I can control the craft without it.