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It's a solid fuel (Ammonium perchlorate composite propellant), The PBAN is just a binder within the solid.

Correct. Also looking for APCP-PBAN. Averages are fine, although how significantly can the temperatures vary between different engines?

Hopefully this goes here . Anyway, I'm wondering what temperatures certain propellants burn at? Specifically things like APCP, LOX, RP1, ect. Reallly struggling to find this information on the internet. A source is bonus points, thanks for reading.

Some shots of my first ever base, on the Mun. No kerbals live here yet, gonna send a crew of 3 down next. First two modules: Science module: Power supply: All done legitimately.

I love it, I'm not having any performance issues. It's really cool to watch little specks fly by really fast, I always hope for collisions.

Here's part 2 of my carrer mode Duna landing & return Jeb's last few minutes on Duna Liftoff! Docking with the return driver All docked! Shed off the lander's stages, now it looks like a completely different ship Aerocapture with Kerbin! (you can see the return driver burning up in the background) Chutes deployed, Jeb had a great trip and got 795 science!

Just my first carrer mode duna landing. Don't worry Jeb did make it home (with 735 science )

Since it sounds like it's used to guide other things you could go with something along the lines of Mentor, Companion or Apprentice Just my input

I just discovered a super lazy way to rendezvous with something. Just set your target, make a maneuver node behind your ship and then timewarp while dragging the maneuver, it will move behind you so you can see the intersect points get closer and closer, not making random nodes and stopping the time warp.

I didn't find any threads like this, so pretty much just post pictures of your debris belts around different planets or moons. Here's mine around Kerbin from career mode:

Yeah, some more parts that kerbals can supposedly pass through would be nice. Because those are so light, I'll usually stick 2-3 onto my station per launch. Some windows on the sides would be cool too. Stations in general need more of a scientific purpose (other than refueling)

Double mission to minmus! (Kerbal + rover) Kerton landed successfully Rover coming in for a landing... ...touchdown! Now to get the rover off the landing stage using an all-purpose tug On my way to an old landing site with some debris, to study how the environment of Minmus affects it. Here we are! Kerton decided to grab a seat on an old landing leg to rest after a long drive Fun mission! Now to drive back and head home with a bunch of science!

Just from career mode missions, I like to see where I've been so I don't get old data, and it's cool to fly over and see the little souvenirs I left behind haha.

My space program says I have over 20 flights, but in reality about 95% are those are flags on the Mun or Minmus. This seems to clutter my active flights menu (yes I know you can sort by category). Anyway what I'm suggesting is for flags not to be counted into the total number of flights, but they should still be in-game obviously. Just so I know how many actual flights I have going on and not little flags that don't do anything. That's it really

Meanwhile on Ike...

put... put a kerbal in it

Just like Kerbin is, all these space pictures are a hoax. I'm a Proud member of the Flat Kerbin Society.

I try to avoid it unless it's a really complex mission and there's no hope, but I usually quicksave out of accidents and bugs.

I can't quite put my finger on it... Oh yes, it must be the tidiness of the lander.

This. Pissed. Me. Off. I spent about 30 minutes ramming this poor kerbal at high speeds into the wheel of this dumb thing. After a few tries I was yelling at the rover, because it would just about flip upright, but the stupid center of mass kept it on it's back. Then one time I got it to flip. It was rolling down the hill and I tried to board it James Bond style... ...but I overshot & got ran over, and flipped it again. So I just gave up and left it in the crater, EVA packed to my lander and went home.

Just a late night spacewalk on my orbital lab.

He's in my space station having one of his moments again... I think I found my new profile pic also

Finally, been waiting to see this thread. Had two recently, one time I built an entire rocket from scratch, after I put the finishing touches on and organized the staging, I tried to save but accidentally clicked New and erased a good 15 minutes from my life. Also I just recently wasted a bunch of time getting to Minmus to do some science, apparently the hills biome includes the poles, so I got about 30 science from an orbital report, and like 3.5 from a surface sample. Got this picture though:

Gus out for a drive. The rover got stuck in a wheelie at one point, so he had to smash into it at high speeds with his EVA pack. Luckily nothing bad happened.

Really? Where? (not trying to spoil anything for anyone)