Apollo1391

one time I found a kidney shaped crater with a canyon

How about KAL 1000

Well it moves faster because it's at a shorter distance and contributes to kerbals having a 6 hour day

don't worry your not alone we are all addicted

isn't it in through your nose out through your mouth though I feel the opposite about interplanetary travel it just really excites me

well I don't call it skydiving I call it an emergency ejection for a very important reason

Pretty cool

i started in .20 though I played the demo for months 1.my first rocket didn't even get off the Launchpad 2.my first orbit I was jumping around in victory 3. my first landing I felt amazed that I could land on mun it took me so long.

wow this is amazing kerbal history for the win

Yeah but it would be a great movie

Cool nice job

Wow man it looks amazing! THANK YOU!

I know you are probably busy but if you could do one called Kerbollo 35, Motto: We finally made it. With Jebediah Kerman's name too. And for the picture how about a mk1 pod with landing legs on the mun. Im sorry if this is to much. Thanks!

Yeah eeloo would be a moon of gas giant two

420: the first plane is invented as the winged craft goes flying off the cliff face and into the water

Lol that is a good picture

Great job I like it

Yeah the best astronaut since the apollo era plays ksp!

I like it good job I could never do anything like this.

Yep the kraken isn't a good neighbor

yeah I lost a moon landing because of f9

yeah its pretty cool that they have a ksp tournament but those kerbal figures look awesome

yeah Fred Haise was also supposed to be the commander of Apollo 18, but those pesky budget cuts.

Well I was thinking that since there are Apollo style challenges I thought it would be cool if someone could recreate the Apollo 13 mission to see if it would be harder to recreate than a Apollo 11 mission. So you will need to disable your service module after you set up a mun encounter and then use your lunar module to guide the crew back home all other Apollo style rules apply. You will also need to take screenshots at launch, in orbit, disabling/decoupling the service module, and re-entering the atmosphere. So good luck and I hope to see how you did I will put up my own pictures soon. (If this isn't very formal sorry because its my first challenge)

wow well thank you I like the ksp community