TheSedated

I'd also suggest doing a video about the coriolis force. A well made video on this will make a lot of students hug you. I don't know if it was my professor or if it was me, but I had a hard time understanding how it works. I even bought myself a shiny new globe to play around with until I finally got it back in first semester. Screw you, accelerated reference systems!!! But hey, fun fact: I did my best homeworks both in maths and physics at university when I had a hang-over. Maybe because I'm only able to think straight forward when I'm suffering from alcohol abuse. ^^

I nearly crashed my Space Station a few minutes ago. I was trying to dock the first habitational module, the fifth module all in all. I got very, very close, but then I accidently fired up the engine... Luckily I was able to turn broad side of the module so I could get past the station. I missed it below 1 meter, a crash would have destroyed both of my solar panel carrying arms and the main hub. I'm so close to a heart attack atm.

Inspired by these rockets I was able to get my space station parts into orbit. Especially the 125t ones were a bit tricky, but went great thanks to this design. I used a (self made, did not download) modified M-X with Skippers as main engines and 18 of these side-of-the-rocket-engines and additionally 2 stages with each 6 boosters to maintain a longer booster duration. Was able to get the whole thing into 150km orbit (or around 130km I think when you want a debris free orbit) with the heavy stage 1 in use. Stage 2 is able to transport the payload where I need it in Kerbin space sector. Yes! That's what I needed.