I haven't lost a man in space yet, and I don't want to start today The situation. I'm in the sandbox so I have access to everything btw. I had a kerbol stranded in orbit around the mun, the ship ran out of all propellant and it didn't have a docking port. At this stage I didn't realise I could do an EVA to rescue him. So I sent another ship to help. Since I couldn't dock I painstakingly nudged the ship with my other one. Unfortunately due to how hard this was I couldn't plan the maneuver and I sent both ships into a trajectory that slingshots them both around kerbal and out into space! https://www.dropbox.com/s/ws613g7950alqr9/map1.png On this picture they are travelling to the left and then down. https://www.dropbox.com/s/cw6od1egzy4s6e2/map%20side.jpg Here it is from the side, here they will be exiting at the bottom of the screen. I have an asparagus staged rocket, with a capsule with space for the two stranded kerbols. Here is the question. What burns will I need to do to get me close to an intercept (once i'm close I know I can get too them and EVA them over). From that position (which I assume will also have the rescue ship heading out of the system) how would I get them all back, assuming the delta-v required to recover from this trajectory with a direct return will be too high. Please help, loving the game so far.