Did I do good?

[trekkie_]

easier than landing on mun

pictured: large stable elliptical transfer orbit of the sun and the kerbal homeworld. (approx 3 year orbit cycle)

(fullsize: http://imageshack.us/f/827/ksp2012080319584229.png/ -- http://imageshack.us/f/254/ksp2012080319364478.png/ )

Edited August 4, 2012 by trekkie_

[trekkie_]

oh by the way, this was accomplished manually.

[Grand Lander]

Haha well i guess nearly everyone has gotten into the sun orbit when a newbie but lol nice job now get them home. =)

[Dimitri_Kerman]

Very nice job! Better than me of course. The farthest place I've been so far in the newest update has been the south pole. (I love the EVA so much.)

[trekkie_]

Haha well i guess nearly everyone has gotten into the sun orbit when a newbie but lol nice job now get them home. =)

never gonna happen lol, out of fuel. I was actually trying for mun then overshot it and burned the last of my fuel arching myself to follow the suns orbit lines. they're going to be floating around the sun for a long long time. It wasn't really the suns orbit that made it special, it's the fact that it's a transfer orbit. given enough revolutions around the sun I'm sure it'll eventually catch up with a planet and smack into it.