KSP 2 science system

[Rutabaga22]

I've seen discussions of this popping up and wanted to hear some ideas about it.
Here's how I think it should work.
I think KSP2 science should use logical progression based on experiments, so your thermometer experiment doesn't give you better ladders. I think there should bet wo types of data. Material data and Atmospheric Data.

Material data should be able to be mainly required for things like command pods, radiators, wheels, fuel tanks, and ladders. Material data would be gained from mystery goo, science junior, scanning arm, etc. 

Atmospheric data should be required  for heat shields, parachutes, plane stuff, decouplers, and fairings. Atmospheric data would be collected from thermometers, barometers, atmospheric science experiment from Ksp that I don't remember the name of, etc.

[kerbiloid]

55 minutes ago, Rutabaga22 said:

so your thermometer experiment doesn't give you better ladders.

They can measure gravity with thermometer as well.

https://www.eetimes.com/measuring-a-buildings-height-with-a-barometer/

So, thermometer + watch or rope = gravity.

[Ryaja]

3 hours ago, kerbiloid said:

They can measure gravity with thermometer as well.

https://www.eetimes.com/measuring-a-buildings-height-with-a-barometer/

So, thermometer + watch or rope = gravity.

That says barometer not thermometer and height not weight 

Edited October 26, 2022 by Ryaja

[kerbiloid]

5 hours ago, Ryaja said:

That says barometer not thermometer and height not weight 

You can throw any of them to measure the fall duration, or attach to the rope to measure the oscillation period.