Dombi

Ike?

Duna

Dres..

Tw1 Some imagination you've got there! =|

I... found the origin... of Eve??

I did a manned rover mission in Eeloo and rode for several kms even with x4 time warp and had no problems whatsoever. Might be clipping free in some specific places. I actually landed on a dirt like flat patch, so it might have something to do with it.

Good evening Jeb...

I read somewhere that they evolved from monkeys. How crazy is that theory?

Here's to cheer you up! My Private Mun>Kerbin vehicle. Actually flies back to Kerbin after refueling in the depot. Good luck.

This is amazing stuff! Great job. How long did you work on this project?

I still gotta find how do I come back to Kerbin since I used an entire orange tank with Nuclear engine just to get there... And also did a gravity assist on the Mun. Say Eeloo Jeb

My first Duna return trip: It consisted of a Main orange tank + NERVA + 2 manned capsule, and a basic empty one man lander. So I entered Duna orbit transferred a kerbal into the lander and dropped it on Duna. Suddenly I noticed another body orbiting Duna. It was from a previous Duna mission that had run out of fuel with a single lone kerbal on board. It was planned that I would land on Duna, then go into orbit, rendez-vous with the main ship (no docking needed), transfer the kerbal from the lander and head back to kerbin without the lander. But now I had a new passenger that I had to rescue, so I did the rendez-vous with the stranded old ship, transferred a last bit of fuel it had and the lone kerbal. Then I did a rendez-vous with the lander. Docked and headed back to Kerbin with the first Kerbal that stepped on Duna having to do the whole trip on the single manned lander capsule. That really made me happy! Unfortunately I screwed the whole thing on Kerbin reentry... Oh well...

How about yo momma is so fat that the devs are thinking of including her in the next update as a new planet.

I am one of those cases that aimed for Duna but burned the wrong way and ended up on Eve. I suppose there are quite a bit of us.

Pol's name is likely due to it's resemblance to a grain of Pollen.