Kerbals are Green - PS4 Career

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After researching for a few months how to properly start a career, I have began the planning of my Kerbal Space Program. Below this sentence, is a list of the planned flights that will be launched.  These may be as simple as a station refuel, or a interplanetary phantom drive station built around an asteroid that skims very closely to the Sun.
 

Kerbal 1 - First flight of the KSP, basic data of how kerbals react to high amounts of gravitational force. Launched on Sept. 23. _________________________________________________________________ Kerbal 2 - Second flight of KSP, basic data on how substances react to high amounts of gravitational force. Launched on Sept. 24. _________________________________________________________________ Kerbal 3 - Third flight of KSP, attempt to  enter and return from space. Delayed for technical problems, launch date unknown.

 

Edited October 5, 2017 by Casualnaut

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Kerbal 1 - Major success, almost landed directly on launchpad!

 

History was made, as rookie pilot Jebediah Kerman landed the Kerbal 1 rocket close to the Kerbal Space Center's launchpad. There were no photos taken during the event, but witnesses say it was amazing. Our pilot neatly piloted the spacecraft, landing it just a few yards away from the launchpad. When landed, the craft was standing tall, next to it was Jebediah with a smile on his face! We were able to collect data on how kerbals react to high amounts of gravitational force, but will not release the data collected to the public yet. In honor of Jebediah, the first space station will be named the Jebediah Kerman Space Station. The next launch is scheduled to be on the 24th, and a kerbalina will be handling this one!

 

Edited September 23, 2017 by Casualnaut

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Valentina Kerman becomes the first kerbalina to fly a rocket!

Yesterday, Jebediah Kerman became the first kerbal to fly a rocket. Today it was Valentina Kerman's turn to say, "We can kerbalinas do that too!"  The Kerbal 2 rocket flew 10,000 meters into the sky, collecting data that will be important to later research. She attempted to land the rocket back on the launchpad, but destroyed the RT-10 "Hammer" Solid Fuel Booster. Though she destroyed the booster, Valentina was recovered  and his completely fine. The Kerbal Space Program  says they have a rocket that can safely enter and return space. That rocket is scheduled to launch next Friday, on the 29th.