So I was doing an orbital slingshot to Minmus when...

[707-Engineering]

To add to the conspiracies going around, remember the boosters and other parts you use for rocket?

Remember that some of them were found along the road?

Where do they come from?

[Thaniel]

You´re saying the Mun where hauled there? And those are the eyelets for the ropes? And those spare parts lying around is the leftovers from the rockets doing the pulling?

[r_rolo1]

Well, anyway, what ever you do DON\'T land directly below it and then change to other ship. I\'ve tried it and my ships decided to crash on the arch top as soon as I refocused in on them

BTW I\'ve done a small sweep orbit on a equatorial mun 20 km orbit and I\'m pretty sure that there aren\'t any other arch like those below 20º of latitude N or S ( they are quite big , so you can see them from that orbit easily if you are looking for them ). Must do some polar sweeps, I guess

[Elven_sword]

But where are the roads?

[samstarman5]

There\'s no saying that the Kerbus system has ANYTHING in common with the Terran system. Maybe their Mun is young enough to still have a liquid core and that was a lava spout.... food for thought.

Well my second line of thought is that the arches are formed from a much tougher material than what is surrounding it, and was exposed by a nearby meteor landing, which would have blown away the softer material leaving the tougher vein behind. It seems logical to me.

But where are the roads?

They were scooped along with what was found alongside them for building material. There\'s been a lot of work done on that runway.