gooddog15

I love earth science jokes, I think they're the schist ----------------------------------------- Can February March? No, but April May.

I just found out my toaster wasn't waterproof. I was shocked

One of my hobbies is that I create models with legos (not those messed up monsters). Im currently making the titan2 rocket, I've already finished its first stage. Another one is playing with my dog, who is a fun ball of fur thats not too bright in the knowledge department.

In the past, units in school that revolved around space were about the planets and their names ("duh yella ones da sun!"). They were very brief being around 1 week, however the last fewunits have done it a little justice. 1 unit we were supposed to "create" a spacesuit that was to survive in the conditions on a random celestrial body (and of coarse, I made mine overkill). Another unit we got into way more interesting stuff, learning how our universe was created, and how stars lived and died. I often filled holes that were related to spaceflight, from saying that there is more than ONE type of rocket fuels out there, to explaining what the unoperational computer on the ISS did. But this only goes through the science aspect of spaceflight, and not spaceflight history itself. Even though people know about how stars are created, say what was project gemini, and they would say "wut". All the schools teach what apollo and the space shuttle was as they were very recent and important in U.S. history, but they skip mercury, gemini, skylab, ASTP, and every important unmanned mission (only voyager 1 gained significance after news articles detailed how it was the first man made object in the solar system, and possibly its appearance in the reimagining of the cosmos. Also ISEE-3 might come into the spotlight). I find it disrespectful for people not knowing how we experienced space for the first time, how we learned how to go to the moon, how 3 brave men stepped into a capsule, never to come out alive, and how 2 nations that were normally hostile to each other, worked together above our heads. It's apart of our history, not only as a nation, but to all man-kind. It shouldn't pushed into corner like the cold war and WW2, which are topics that are becoming even more important with every day. Space will eventually become the next chapter of human history, and if its start is forgotten, it will become a tragedy for mankind.

It's still not too late! although, I don't get why we would need for a mercury IVA, as Denny is making one. Also it appears I accidently voted for surveyor, instead of the M1

OH MY KOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!! IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!! it looks so good that my dog is trying to lick the screen. I can't wait to see this thing in action.

or you could put in a clipped cubic strut to act as a node. also, I think ducktape can solve this, and spaceglue/chewed gum. maybe we could have Chuck Norris use his awesome powers to fuse the parts together.

all the docking ports for the KSO cant be radialy attached, as they were made to not have problems being placed in the cargo bay. you could use the stock radial adaptor to attach it to your spaceplane.

your welcome!

green skull has already made something like that.

Request: Apollo subsatellite if the apollo csm is getting a sim bay, it would be cool to have this. also, you can make a 'wet workshop" version of skylab with availible parts (and using a LM with solar panels instead of landing gear as a Apollo Telescope Mount)

SEAT!!!!!! and multiple combined parts do i get a prize now? I wonder if its candy also, i just got a evil idea to strap S-1Cs together like SRBs in old versions of ksp. if it works i might take up 1 complete, fully fueled Saturn V. *secretly planning to send 20 saturn Vs to jool* *MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!*

wtf is wrong with that gif?! also I see a alot of work has been put into the kso super25

why cant you make your own centaur? heck, you could even make a centuar G for the component space shuttle

never have I thought that my comment about how I noticed the difference between the transtage and centuar could of caused a fire storm of rage.

We are talking about a Natural satellite orbiting another natural satellite, what you're talking about is a Artificial satellites

I've notice your notice about my notice and I'll be noting about your noticing about my noticing so others could be noting your notice about my notice of the transtage & centaur upper stages *note* to some people wondering, Im not suggesting that Frizzank create a true centaur upper stage, as he already has a lot on his plate (he has a whole buffet) with making the largest & powerfullest rocket in the world. also people who would want to argue, click this

try googleing it how can I fly?

No, you surposed to point the front of it directly at your face how can I get my dog to fly in space?

my sarcasm meter can't make heads or tails over this comment

I just realized the centaur upperstage is actually a transtage (yes, that's it's actual name) upperstage transtage: centaur: *edit: just saw the description and it says its a combo of both of them

how about another step, by having moon of a moon of a moon that could be possible as the asteroid 243 Ida has a moon, and if a asteroid like that goes into one of the "safe zones" of a moon, it would be stable.

The word "Tidal" just made me think about something about how the lunar mare (dark areas of the moon) formed. What if it was magma pulled up by the earths gravitational pull?

THE FUTURE! however, i was thinking of a transfer stage for probes to be deployed from the cargo bay instead of a upper stage for the KSO itself. now as I think about, any stack mounted spaceplane I launch allways undergoes "The Wiggle of death"

As the title states, can a moon have a moon in a stable orbit around it?