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Just finished a semi-botched landing on Eeloo. (came in too fast, engine blew up, forces separated the ASAS module with the landing legs from the lander-can) It survived, nonetheless.

Mine was Duna, much like many others. Only it was terrifying that when I came to land, all I had was a Mk1 pod and a parachute along with some winglets. The parachute ripped off and I hit the ground and saw an explosion, and when the smoke cleared the pod had still survived. The winglets saved me from killing Bill. It was a pretty awesome moment, I must say.

This seems like a somewhat verifiable reason since as a left-handed person, handwriting essays and doing things like Scantron testing become an awful pain of smudged marks and a side of the hand covered in graphite/ink. Of course, my example doesn't have much to do with evolution since Scantrons didn't exist thousands of years ago. Another good thing to raise is the whole "left-handed people are statistically better at certain things than right-handers" and vice versa. Just my $0.02.

Not one bit, since there isn't any proven life in our solar system so far. I'm jus stating that the past of global conflicts that humanity has does not bode well for allowing territorial claims in space. Territory is a major catalyst for war. Simply stating a point, just like everyone else.

Isn't a historical example like that a bit flawed in the fact that exploration of the Americas had the downfall of the systematic extermination of some of the natives and numerous wars due to conflicting land claims (French and Indian War, Mexican-American War, etc.) I personally don't think we need political agendas setting space colonization. Here on Earth we have peacekeeping organizations such as the UN to prevent diplomatic issues; allowing companies to stake a claim in space would be asinine to the development of peace.

I landed a Surveyor-style Mun probe, a small Mun outpost, and a one-man lander on Duna. Also blew up a lot of crap.

Hi everyone, just wanted to give my regards and introduce myself. I've been playing KSP for a fairly good amount of time and am pretty experienced with it, and I just haven't gotten around to joining the community until now.