A Kerbal's Guide to our solar system

[Guest GroundHOG-2010]

Hey Nova.

Khe Kire Ktar

Kiberius

Kve

KKerbin.

That will be all, thankyou.

Piss off.

[MC3craze]

Nova, what\'s been going on lately? You seem to be pretty angry nowadays.

It\'s weird.

[Satellife]

Hey Look! I\'m Another Commenter!

I already presented this idea in another thread, but since there is talk about asteroids and other 'small' objects, I thought I might put my idea out there:

A small, soviet-inspired, abandoned space station, in orbit around one of the outer planets. It could mostly be an 'easter-egg' sort of thing. Once docking is implemented, it could be an interesting 'recon/intel' type mission.

[Gojira]

Hey Look! I\'m Another Commenter!

I already presented this idea in another thread, but since there is talk about asteroids and other 'small' objects, I thought I might put my idea out there:

A small, soviet-inspired, abandoned space station, in orbit around one of the outer planets. It could mostly be an 'easter-egg' sort of thing. Once docking is implemented, it could be an interesting 'recon/intel' type mission.

oh my god yes

docking is probably coming in the next update

[FiahOwl]

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[NovaSilisko]

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Yeah? What about it? Kerbin\'s tiny.

[Spearka]

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i doubt Kerbin is that small, if anything, kerbin is BIGGER than earth

also, earth is bigger than whats shown, luna is 1/6th size of Earth

[Spoot Knight]

Equatorial Radius of Earth: 6,378.1Km

Equatorial Radius of Kerbin: 600Km

Uh. Kerbin is bigger than Earth? Is that so?

[venku122]

i doubt Kerbin is that small, if anything, kerbin is BIGGER than earth

also, earth is bigger than whats shown, luna is 1/6th size of Earth

hahahahahahqhqhahahahahahahahabahahabahahahahahahhaah what spootknight said

[Spearka]

Equatorial Radius of Earth: 6,378.1Km

Equatorial Radius of Kerbin: 600Km

Uh. Kerbin is bigger than Earth? Is that so?

source?

[NovaSilisko]

source?

[Kryten]

source?

Yeah, it\'s pretty off. The planet is 600km in radius

Cheers

[venku122]

The planet WAS 600km. After the atmosphere update it is now 660km. Gravity stayed the same though

[samstarman5]

The planet WAS 600km. After the atmosphere update it is now 660km. Gravity stayed the same though

Just makes you wonder what is sitting under the crust for the gravity to be so high for something so small? There be lots of heavy minerals down there!

No wonder the KSP can be so free destroying so many rockets.

[FiahOwl]

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[NovaSilisko]

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Kerbin\'s radius is 600km. Not Earth\'s.

[Cepheus]

What the hell did I just read? Are we arguing about the size of Kerbin? God damn, you can find that from just orbiting the planet.

[icefire]

http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/~kerbalsp/wiki/index.php?title=Kerbin

[Belkaland]

Wait, wait, wait, wait... Is this a mod or a new feature for the fullscale paid game?

[Guest ThatCrazyPilot]

Wait, wait, wait, wait... Is this a mod or a new feature for the fullscale paid game?

It is only a suggestion. And we can only mod the parts at the moment.

[Melfice]

I do hope Nova gets back to work on this some time.

I\'d love to put this together in Universe Sandbox.

No doubt it\'ll fall apart after a cycle or two, but hey! It\'ll look impressive regardless.

[Spacecats!]

Nova, noooooO!

Causeless, why?1!

[FiahOwl]

We need a planet like this:

[Cryocasm]

I do hope Nova gets back to work on this some time.

I\'d love to put this together in Universe Sandbox.

No doubt it\'ll fall apart after a cycle or two, but hey! It\'ll look impressive regardless.

I love Universe Sandbox, its so much fun to play with gigantic cosmic objects.

[FiahOwl]

I love Universe Sandbox, its so much fun to play with gigantic cosmic objects.

Eyyup, this system is the first thing I\'m going to implement once custom planets are added.