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The average number of arms a person has is less than 2. Vatican City has a population density of approximately 5.9 popes per square mile

While I won't take that much of a leap of logic, one reason to keep this forum section alive is that modders could see a really good suggestion and turn it into a mod. It's been over a decade, but I'm sure there are some ideas out there that nobody has ever had.

I assume the designer made them radiators, and then the GRAPHIC designer said "Those look nothing like solar panels let me fix that."

You got it, basically. You must have an orbiter and a lander for every world, regardless of if you have docking ports or not. Also it's an Exploration save not a Science save, because there is no Science mode. Also note on mine, I gave up because "Val Tier" was too hard. I expect it's possible for someone not me, but it wasn't possible for me.

Don't worry the community's got it covered. https://github.com/net-lisias-ksp/KSP-Forum-Preservation-Project That's just one. There are threads on here for others but I can't be bothered to search for them.

Well it was 9am in Russia (Moscow specifically) which is likely where the computer that texted you (for free over the Internet) is.

My wife and I have been watching White Collar (midway through Season 3 I think), a very inaccurate portrayal of both white collar crime AND the agencies that fight it. But it's funny and lighthearted so hey. On the YouTubes, I'm ALMOST done with a ridiculously long stint of watching... Me! I started by watching my Minecraft(!) stuff form 2012(!!) and watched almost literally every single video I've ever made from then until now. I don't know what I'll watch when I'm done with that. Maybe I'll actually produce more instead

I've moved on from Into the Breach, even farther back to FTL. One of my very favorite games of all time, along with (of course) KSP. I've also been playing, in no particular order: Brotato - Bullet Heaven roguelike where you are a potato. Enshrouded - I may have mentioned this before. It's Valheim with a designed world and coherent story. Monster Train - Just got it. Only played it a couple times but it could be a new staple game for me. Trimps - One of the very best idle games. I played it years ago and it just got a major update, so decided to play it again. Sandustry - Factorio Terraria. Sort of. Just try it the demo's free.

Jaded, this community is. I look forward to what you all produce and how well it plays. I recently rewatched my short KSP2 YouTube series and it's made me miss playing it a bit. I'd love a reason to.

Someone get this out of my head

I wrote a story where the only interstellar travel was via "generation ships" that were actually just huge space stations. The only reason they left Earth to begin with was because they didn't need to stay anymore. Recycling and interstellar particle collection + photovoltaic power were enough to keep them going and they were already living in self contained space stations so why not just nudge your ship interstellar? I likened it to a dandelion's seeds drifting away, only instead of flower seeds on air, it was the Solar System's biological organism's seeds drifting into space. I still think it may be the most likely way we end up going interstellar.

Me watching my very first KSP YouTube video from 2013: "Man I can't believe how often I called them 'Kerbins' instead of Kerbals. What a goof I was!" Me watching one of my most recent KSP YouTube videos from 2021: "Wait... I STILL call them 'Kerbins' what is wrong with me!"

Does it disable them for translation? I thought it just did so for rotation. The easy solution is to bring a reaction wheel with you. In a perfect world you should never use RCS for rotation anyway (unless you're trying to mimic real life where they have to due to pesky things like reaction wheel saturation)

But I don't want humanity against me, especially based simply on where I live.