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[Tw1]

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Man that looks painful!

Have you added the sunbeam module to the Eva'd kerbal? Wow.

I was wondering if that type of was possible, so someone would be able to make a magnetic shoes mod...

Here is Bob to creep you out.

Seriously Bob get away from there, you're creeping ME out. And I put you there.

Ok, that's somewhat better...

Edited May 1, 2013 by Tw1

[Lortto]

I managed to take this picture from my first trip to Duna.

[Spartwo]

the base of my large scale trip to jool.4 rovers and 4 landers on the arms.8 nervas docked to the 2 way adaptor.2 satellites already docked(lots of docking but it will look cool)crew of 21.

[zekes]

Becasue VTOLs are in, ill show off mine....

It uses LFEs to Hover, but can reach a top speed of 1200 m/s at 20 Km, so it is also useful... Range is good (about 200 KM) can be increased with LFE droptanks.

[SecondGuessing]

Little Star

Successful SSTO!

#nofilter...

Rescuing Jeb

Synchronised setting

Ah, I love this game.

[Custard Donut (In Space)]

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[ShroomOfDoom]

I'm so high right now!

[MrIronMoose]

Made my first interplanetary trip to EVE. And made it on the first try hello there beautiful First Evean sunset And yes, I do plan on putting a K-17 on every planet (except Jool), working on an electric one now.

Edited May 1, 2013 by MrIronMoose
making it more neat

[PDCWolf]

Continuing with the "Pride" frenzy, here's Pride 5, a modified version of pride 4, suited for minmus.

Liftoff

Landing on minmus' biggest plain

Alfrid (my star guy, with multiple months of piloting and like 100 EVA hours) doing his business on a extreme EVA

Our rendezvous target coming in from the horizon

Liftoff!

Rendezvous maneuver complete

Flying up to our target

Getting closer

Kissing time

After some burning and waiting, we get into the atmosphere, then we deploy our chutes.

AAAAAAAnd, we are back.

[Tankbuster32]

Why didn't I think of that configuration!

[Guest]

I'm so high right now!

-snip-

Clear evidence why you should never trade out one of your oxygen tanks for nitrous oxide.

[The Jedi Master]

While you guys were complaining about the whole Daimon thing, I was putting the first module of my Mun base down.

Take a break, smell the roses.

PS. Credit for the ship goes to the guy who made the Mk59 Moon Visitor.

[Warscribe]

Millie has such a "ohh"-face

i think the proper term for this shoudl be WHEEEEEE!

[PDCWolf]

After expanding our horizons to new frontiers, it was time to give our satellite network a big update. This, my friends, is the Skynet launcher, transporting the Skynet 1 (out of 10) satellite, which will orbit at 250km and, with its 9 brothers, will provide the most complete satellite network our nation has seen.

With our faith put in god and our hopes put in the work of all our personnel, we look up to the sky to see the skynet lifting off.

With only 2 of its 4 boosters on, the skynet lifts off from the launchpad.

Thanks to KWRocketry, it's a mix between a gorgeous looking rocket and a functional one.

Some moments after the liftoff, the first set of boosters separates and the second set starts pushing.

Speaking of nice looking things, both the LV-N and Payload fairings separate at the same time.

The LV-N stage has the task of carrying the Skynet-1 satellite to the 250km orbit and to correct and stabilize it if needed.

Once that task is done, the LV-N stage burns in the other way to return to kerbin. This maneuver has to be done really fast because the probe that controls the stage doesn't have any additional batteries, so it is a turn-burn-shutdown sequence.

With the orbit cleaned of any debris, the Skynet-1 satellite floats happily. At the same time, the LV-N stage is creating a nuclear meltdown and throwing radiation somewhere.

[Francesco]

testing a new, ultralight rover landing system:

it fits nicely on top of a 2.5m wide rocket also:

[Fastfishy2]

"At the same time, the LV-N stage is creating a nuclear meltdown and throwing radiation somewhere."

mission accomplished.

Edited May 1, 2013 by Fastfishy2
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[Fastfishy2]

does anyone think it would be sorta annoying if they added infinite electricity to the debug toolbar?

[phatm0n]

that is a great craft! seems extremely useful and good-looking too. where did the cabin part come from?

Not absolutely sure you were talking to me but just in case...I got the design from one of KurtJMac's videos. The main probe body is a Probodyne OKTO that has the tiny grey gas tank meant for the ant engine, with some science equipment on the facets that the legs aren't attached to and a protractor taped to the gas tank. I also have the stock nuclear generator on top for power. If I'm honest it doesn't look quite that good when the light is shining on it since the landing legs go through the dish.

[WechyPichu]

I regret nothing!

[katateochi]

an 85 ton SSTO delivering a 7.7ton payload to LKO;

more pics/details in this thread

[zekes]

It lives!

[RocketPilot573]

My space shuttle reentering:

Unfortunately, Jeb was not told that it could not fly

[Sanlo]

so, I was testing some weird spaceplane designs (and failing). everytime i saw that it was going to crash, i tried to EVA and jetpack my was to the ground.

Here is the couple of time that i didnt imediately die:

"well, this isnt going to work" *eject*

after the crash, i see something flying:

And:

[M5000]

Today, I existed REALLY hard:

HEY LOOK GUYS I CAN SSTO TOO.

In other notes, jets are absolutely horrid orbital engines, making fine, precise adjustments is not a thing.

Should I take it to the Mun?

Edited May 2, 2013 by M5000

[Tw1]

Do it.

But Bob better be ready to bail, should you run out of air.

Also, I see no air intakes, only bottles. Why no intakes?

Edited May 2, 2013 by Tw1