Kmuster
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Here's my entry. Hope you like it!
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I introduce to you, SQEAK-E (Service Quad for Electronic Automation and Kinematics - Earth-class)
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[0.23.5] TreeLoader - Custom Career Tech-tree Loader 1.1.5
Kmuster replied to r4m0n's topic in KSP1 Mod Releases
KSP seems to be have a "bigger is better" mentality. The tech tree doesn't make much sense. Humans didn't have to choose between having planes, a man in space, a piece of metal in space or doing science in space. I'm considering just getting a ....-ton of mods. -
Do you know if this would work with the Oculus Rift using vorpX? I don't own an Oculus Rift, but I think something like this would be in high demand. If it does, you should mention it in the description.
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(alteration of an idea I posted a while back) Part 1: 15 minutes to design a ship that drops a rover on Minimus (should probably have a Kerbal or two on it) Part 2: Land the rover on Minimus (quicksave) Part 3: 15 minutes to get the most airtime by going off a hill and landing cleanly on wheels. No propellant allowed in air. Bonus for tricks?
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Can get into low orbit (with some difficulty ) and land on nearby planets and return (in progress).
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Finally got my standard inter-planetary rocket into orbit! (took some design tweaking and quite a few attempts though...) On my way to Dres!
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and another.
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****, I tried one that I was sure would get a lot of G's, it only got 5.
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Sixty Symbols on Youtube has a good video about it.
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You can't really talk about ferromagnetism the same way as gravity because you can't have a monopole. The metal sphere would be pulled more strongly to the poles than to the equator, so the orbit wouldn't just be elliptical, it might be peanut shaped. But I think it's doable, probably not stable though.
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What would be the easiest way to OBLITERATE THE ENTIRE PLANET?
Kmuster replied to Kerbface's topic in Science & Spaceflight
I don't think anyone here realizes how much energy you'd need to change the earth's orbit. Just watch Scott Manley's video. The world's most powerful earthquakes have only changed the length of a day by less than 2 millionths of a second. The largest recorded earthquake was 2.7 gigatons while the largest nuclear test, Castle Bravo, was 15 megatons, you would need 180 of those. -
I think it's F1, but your computer probably has its own screenshot hotkey (acts as a "copy" so you can paste it into paint)
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Just because the mega rover wheels were there. Houses 11 Kerbinauts.