dubiousmaths

On February 3, 1958, the United States launched Ranger I on an Atlas-D Rocket. 13 hours later, it crashed in a controlled impact on the southeast quadrant of the Mun, providing valuable data to the composition and density of the Mun's surface, in preparation for a manned mission planned within 10 years

The formula for TWR would be the same except with a different weight, so it would be thrust/Kerbin weight*surface gravity. Or, if you just know the TWR on Kerbin, multiply it by the ratio of the gravities. Or you could use Engineer or Mechjeb, which have options for different planets

Most Advanced Launcher: Redstone Mk.2 Stages: 0 - 1 Rockomax LV-T30 1 - 1 Rockomax LV-909 Launchers Redstone Mk.1 Redstone Mk.2 Most Advanced Probe: Probes: Explorer I In Development: Mercury Capsule Atlas Rocket Ranger Probe

Most Advanced Launcher: Vostok: Stages: 0 - 16 Rokeleyev 24-77 4 Rokeleyev LV-909 1 - 1 Rokeleyev LV-T30 2 - 1 Rokeleyev LV-909 Launchers: R-7 Vostok-K Most Advanced Capsule: Vostok Capsules: Vostok Most Advanced Probe: Probes: Sputnik In Development: Luna Probe Vokshod Rocket

As the Mission reports section is gone, I believe this is the best place for this: A Kerbal Simulation of the Space Race (1957 - 1970 and beyond) Date: Fall 1958 News: USSR sends Vostok I on suborbital trajectory, securing title of first Kerbal in space USA puts Bill Kerman and Mercury I in orbit around Kerbin USSR puts Vostok II in orbit USA impacts Ranger I on Mun Missions Completed: Orbital Satellite: USSR Suborbital Flight: USSR Orbital Flight: USA Munar Impact (Probe): USA Prestige: USSR: 11 USA: 11 Budget: USSR: 208 million USA: 239 million

Pre-launch: Takeoff: Approach: Touchdown: Powerplant:1x C7 Aerospace JT-1 Thermojet Weight: 7.6 tons Top Speed: 200 m/s Cruise Speed: 160 m/s Take-off distance: 100m

During the great DDos of 2013, thousands of account were destroyed by the rebelling servers. Among these was jmalouf11. However, due to wormhole/cyborg technology/spacetime anomaly/ability to create new account, he was resurrected as dubiousmaths, ready to launch some semi-successful rockets, and generally wreak havoc.