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i think scott manley got it finished in 3 missions, might be wrong but its some low number like that

i agree, especially after my trip to ike and i couldn't get out.

i'm pretty sure I've heard that bringing a weapon into space is against he laws of the united nations and as soon as the project started so would war. at least that's what i think

as we all know EVA in game is not really used for anyything other than when landed. i think that a (or mulitple) kebals on eva should be able to clean experiments. it would have to take a certain amount of time or maybe take more than one kerbal to do. what do you guys think?

thanks guys i was wondering how he did it since i tuned in as he was hovering and i didn't get to hear how he did it.

i was watching the kerbalkon live stream and watched as he(i'm not sure who) built a completely unbalanced rocket and used what i thought to be rapier engines to hover it perfectly still. am i missing something? because i cant find this feature in-game.

kind of spoiler what doesn't make sense to me is that the shuttle and ISS both have the perfect inclination and orbital times to be hit by the cloud. like thats a 1 in a million chance givin how much space there is in LEO

click unlock, grren botton on near the bottom

most likely it was not in game footage. he probably modeled it himself or took the game's textures and made them higher qualities meaning he must have animated his own reentry.

people are pessimists because it seems more realistic. if i say we wont be around in 100 years and we are ill be super happy but if i say well be gone in 100 years and we start to diminish in 20 years ill feel terrible.

i would say if its weight is too large get rid of the srbs and replace them with liquid rockets

i know the title says im a noob but i dont really think i am. ive been playing ksp for the last 2 and a half years and have gone to the mun and minmus. i have docked and built a station in orbit around kerbin and the mun and have a mun base. the only other planet ive been to is duna and with the debug menu. so if anyone has any good tips and/or ships to help me go to duna for the first legit time any help would be appreciated!

ive been thinking about this for a bit and wondering why a space program that just started could know thee positions of every planet in the solarsystem. i think once missions are implemented there should be things were you put together a space telescope and then you now know the exact orbit of a planet or 2. mission 1: test launch rocket with abort 2: get to orbit(you discover minmus(since you can see it from kerbin) then later you build a (not so great) space telescope and discover eve and duna. in interplanitary space you see jool and focus scanners on it and discover jool. what do you guys think of a planetary discovery system like this?

i think it would be a good idea to add something like this but it would need to be well balenced.

so ive been playing career mode for a while now and ive wonder if a science bay that holds info and sample separate from the science bay that made them could be put in. it would be used so when you finish testing one area of say the mun you can then launch only the container back to kerbin with a launch system and them recover it without having to bring the hole ship home and recover to launch again. what do you guys think about this kind of part?