victory143

Well something was missing so I filled the gap. Anyone want to join?

Our First creation! The Spark High Altitude Jet It can reach 100,000FT by going in to a vertical climb and and keeping the throttle fully powered! A Kerbal can experience an average FIVE minutes of No-G weightlessness! DOWNLOAD LINK http://www./view/2eb4wj...de_Plane.craft Sorry for no pictures, I'll get them soon.

This is our craft page! These craft are made by our engineers. Spark High Altitude Jet

This is a STOCK company.Sorry.

You might wonder who funds our company. It's the important Kerbal figures in society. Sadly, space tourism is not mainstream so our job is to make it available to public! Lead Engineer: Victory143 Vice Engineer: Bobnova Engineer:---- Engineer:---- Engineer:---- Engineer:---- Engineer:---- Engineer:---- Test pilot:---- Test pilot:---- Test pilot:---- Test pilot:---- Employees put this in their posts.

Preparing Bill's stress ball...

Wow, theres a alot of science here.

Meh... I have to do GCSE prep for homework, but KSP is so good. I wonder if i could use it for Physics tests? (probably not as KSP physics are a Scientists worst nightmare).

'Insert quote of 1of6billion' Yes that could be correct, as the first land (late Paleozoic era, early Mesozoic) was squashed together in a super-continent called 'Pangaea' , so Antarctica wouldn't be that cold then.

Hey zekes Mediafire is screwed so i might upload my Sub tommorow. D:

Well this Asteroid COULD Have been the 'Missing Planet' Eros. Which had a Elliptical (correct me if I'm wrong) orbit around Mars and eventually collided with Earth: that's why we have the Moon

So, how did Neil Armstrong survive on the Moon when he got out of the Lunar Lander?

Just testing whether this link works. Fell free to download this craft if it works and post feedback! http://www./view/9tnzqrj4fzkr1h5/Moskito_MUV.craft The download button is in top right hand corner!

Well, apparently all our molybdenum, which is used in thermal panels on space craft, came from a Martian asteroid. Because of this I think if we are to expand in the solar system to gather resources cost-effectively, we need to start mining Mars or at least think of it as a realistic competitor for what and where to colonise. No molybdenum, no expansion.

Nicely done! I usally end up landing in super awkward places like the moon as I don't leave enough fuel to get home from missions! (although they do make good moon base outposts...)