Major discovery about Laythe!

[Piv]

So I was watching a documentary about what would happen if Earth never had a moon and while they were describing the environment if the mars-sized planet never hit, it sounded VERY similar to Laythe. Continue watching and it will sound VERY familiar.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S53nLob2SoM&feature=relmfu

(Skip to 4:06)

So perhaps, if Laythe had a moon, it would end up like a clone of Kerbin..

[Erixxxx]

That sounds a lot like Patrick Stewart.

[allmappedout]

I wish my voice was as soothing as Patrick Stewart's.

[Erixxxx]

Pretty interesting video though. And it does seem at least somewhat similar to Laythe. Though if we had to strictly transfer our physics to the Kerbal universe, Laythe should be a ball of frozen ice.

[WhiteWeasel]

Pretty interesting video though. And it does seem at least somewhat similar to Laythe. Though if we had to strictly transfer our physics to the Kerbal universe, Laythe should be a ball of frozen ice.

Maybe the liquid on laythe isn't water, maybe liquid methane like titan?

[WarWyvern]

Maybe the liquid on laythe isn't water, maybe liquid methane like titan?

With an oxygen atmosphere? While that sounds very Kerbal, I don't think the planet would survive its first meteor strike, let alone a rocket, jet, or campfire. Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if a sneeze set the planet off.

So I guess what I'm saying is: I hope you're right!