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[XkaOnslaught]

back in space!

Back in Space by XkaOnslaught, on Flickr

[lukaszett]

EVA between two ships that have just undocked while orbiting the sun.

[Tw1]

Have a pic of The Shtuule's latest launch.

FAR does not completely rule out wierd flying things.

That is an awesome thing.

Edit: Posting these as well.

Obliterated the universe. Had to restart.

Insert comment about camp-fire, smoke, baked beans etc, here.

Edited September 15, 2013 by Tw1

[Deep silence]

I am currently playing with the wonderful parts of AIES.

A Mun lander:

The first orbital flight :

A big thanks to the modders!

[RocketPilot573]

Jeb took my space shuttle for a joyride...

[Starwaster]

FAR does not completely rule out wierd flying things.

omgnowai!

how does it handle? Do you need to use something like the Avionics mod to handle the off-center thrust? Or does it fly ok just as-is?

[zekes]

Ares Station... 172 Tons of awesome.

Edited September 15, 2013 by zekes

[Anton P. Nym]

Station Gamma hard at work, though not yet at capacity. At 302 parts as above (including vessels docked) it's starting to visibly affect frame rate on my computer... but not nearly as badly as my 500+ part Jool mission craft.

From the top: the dedicated lifeboat Crew Exchange Vehicle (CEV), docked to the station's service module. Also docked to the SSM is another CEV, this one carrying mission crew. Next down is the station core itself (twin Gigantor SPAs mounted to it don't show up well in this shot) To the left is a supply tender, to the right is the armature for the spaceplane docking array, currently vacant. Down to the probe docking array, to which are docked a second supply tender, the CEV lander variant refuelling after its test run, and at the bottom of the shot the KSC's LV-N probe tug.

Next up, a return to the Mun via the CEV(L). Pity I have to EVA my Kerbonauts over instead of using the docking adaptors... well, some future update will allow this.

-- Steve

[Khrissetti]

My stock Hubble Space Telescope:

[fatfluffycat]

My modded Hubble Space Telescope ( It can Zoom in too)

[KAO]

had a bit of a power issue on the lander, was rapidly running out of electricity to power life support. Rodbro had to to install some power cells

the base itself as seen from HelmetCam, with new munar buggy.

Majestic view from nearby crater. The kerbal died on his way back

[kola2DONO]

Took this picture today, it's my KVOPP-788 doing some crazy tricks

[lajoswinkler]

The proper name for this is: derp.

Anyway, I was walking through KSC and decided to climb some stairs, but then I noticed ladders, too. Every single one of them is buggy and some are unclimbable and can leave you stranded, so be careful.

[Rockfire]

Jeb and Bill setting off to take care of unpaided expenses:

First ever boat in KSP, getting it into the water was one thing, realizing I'd made it too small to land on without a drogue chute and an insane amount of luck was another.

Edited September 15, 2013 by Rockfire

[zekes]

Jeb and Bill setting off to take care of unpaided expenses:

-snip-

First ever boat in KSP, getting it into the water was one thing, realizing I'd made it too small to land on without a drogue chute and an insane amount of luck was another.

Just use a VTOL. Makes live easy.

Meanwhile, ARES has been updated, her weight is now 212 tons.

[Rockfire]

I gave it a shot with my poorly built vtol. Never that good at landing these things. Got it after a few tries though.

Edited September 16, 2013 by Rockfire

[mythbusters844]

My first landing on Duna with no problems the entire way

[RocketPilot573]

Bob, did you forget to put the landing gear down again???

[zekes]

The E-Class is just.... unholy good.

In a recent battle test (with an unnamed enemy), the ship fought two Destroyer-Type ships. Took two direct hits from anti-ships missiles, and was hardly even damaged. It managed to take both ships out with ease, and only used 8 out of its 12 .5 meter missiles, and didn't even use its ASMs.

Beautiful.

[KAO]

so here I am, my Mun-VA up in orbit, glad to know it had enough monoprop to get me there. I was hoping for a fast and smooth operation, hence why I didn't bother with solar panels and RTG's

pretty

well I switched over to the rendezvous craft, simple monoprop powered CM with service module. Unfortunately I horrifically underestimated the power of the engines and collided with the ship

me at that very moment: ..nooOOooo

let's play spot the differences

Mun lander is missing 2 battery cells, a docking port, and it's life support component

rendezvous craft is missing entire propulsion block and is out of oxygen

I struggled for about half an hour to move the panels to the lander, and then try to dock with the rendezvous craft with scavenged RCS thrusters; then I realized I had no docking ports.

who knows, maybe the collision put my perigee at ground level

[AlamoVampire]

My stock Hubble Space Telescope:

sweet telescope!

My modded Hubble Space Telescope ( It can Zoom in too)

equally sweet telescope!!

[DChurchill]

Cleanup on aisle two!

[Tw1]

Stood underneath while the wheels were being retracted. Not his greatest moment.

[Bessy]

[Dweller_Benthos]

@ Galacticruler - what is NERVA? i was thinking about the other gear - but its only like 150% of that i used, right?

@ Sylandro - robot doors are planned - so i might go fly in there what is RAMA? (jeez, feel like a greenhorn in here)

Rendezvous with Rama - Arthur C. Clarke novel about a giant alien ship that visits Earth's solar system.

NERVA is a nuclear powered rocket engine