jakeman8888

Well dang I wasn't aware of that. Lets change the rules to 5k above the ground.

OK just because I am new to the forum doesn't mean i'm stupid, nor new to the game. Thanks for the warm welcoming.

The altimiter. Also i'm not really sure what that screen shot it.

I know it's a bug. He corrected me and I agreed with a clearly sarcastic reply.

If your math is correct i'd say yes it is possible. I'll test something for you quickly. Obviously if you are head on that may not end well.

Kerbin is easy... I've done Mun and minimus which is... A bit more difficult due to the lack of an atmosphere.

So I have been experimenting with "landers" that don't even have engines but can withstand a high speed impacts. So far I have landed on Mun and Minimus without using engines below 5K meters by just using my "landers". I'm not showing my secret lander because it would make it too easy. Lets make this a challenge to land on Tylo without the use of any engines 5,000 meters and below. Picture proof is required, and i'll be experimenting with this starting now. Your craft must be MANNED. 5K meters above the ground, not altimiter. Here is an example.

In other words, gravity.

The Flying Coffin does not use fuel what so ever, it instead uses the power of gravity! It's extremely stable and can reach an altitude of 7-15 KM depending on how you fly it. Power by alternating the W and S keys, or just do a back flip and it accelerates to extremely high speeds. Very fast, 15 gees. High altitude. Download: http://www./?l3roese413ldqn1

I call this, The Leaf. Capable of reaching a steady altitude of 30,000 meters while still having the ability to have your engine running. While going 2000 meters per second, and maybe even a little bit faster, this can get you anywhere on Kerbin extremely fast. The handling on it is very good, with the center of mass, lift, and thrust nearly all in the same spot. This is my first space plane that is actually good. Download here and give it a test: http://www./?d51x31p7xh113d1