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Has anyone landed on this ball of lava disguised as a planet?

After several attempts I don't think my craft can do it. Feathering it down as easy as possible doesn't seem to cut it. Do you just need a specially built craft for this? With engines spaces apart.

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Has anyone landed on this ball of lava disguised as a planet?

After several attempts I don't think my craft can do it. Feathering it down as easy as possible doesn't seem to cut it. Do you just need a specially built craft for this? With engines spaces apart.

Yep I have landed on Moho with a custom craft, modified the Temperature of the parts ( as first attempts kept exploding ), I have managed to put a DEMV II there and am currently exploring with it.

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Try landing on the outer walls of the volcanos/craters/whatever. They're the highest elevations on the planet, and the heat gets worse the lower you get. You may also want to try an RCS-heavy landing approach, as they don't generate nearly as much heat.

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I have a theory on landing, but with so many crafts currently in production, is simply limited on the available time to try. Here is the theory, use a lightweight as you can make it glider for decent combined with RCS. Not sure if the rcs can make the difference, but is a thought?

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Has anyone landed on this ball of lava disguised as a planet?

After several attempts I don't think my craft can do it. Feathering it down as easy as possible doesn't seem to cut it. Do you just need a specially built craft for this? With engines spaces apart.

I've landed there several times, the best place to land is probably on the top of the volcano, some parts of it are above 10-11km. Depending on where you land you are pretty much still above the atmosphere where it heats up. I have also landed at lower levels by feathering the throttle as you said, but they were still at higher altitudes.

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