Could The Science Labs could have an extra subcategory: Earth Sciences & Geology

[AstronautGeologist]

That would be awesome.

[astropapi1]

"Earth"? What's that?

[ZingidyZongxxx]

"Earth"? What's that?

It's a planet in that hypothetical "Sol" system proposed by Wernher Von Kerman. Haven't you read his books?

[AstronautGeologist]

It's a planet in that hypothetical "Sol" system proposed by Wernher Von Kerman. Haven't you read his books?

LOL that's funny

[paleorob]

If you start to think about the geology seen in KSP your mind will start to hurt.

[AstronautGeologist]

@paleorob what do you mean?

[paleorob]

Liquid erosion features on the Mun, for example. No evidence of rift or subduction zones on Kerbin. The only planet (outside of Kerbin) that seems to show any variability in its makeup is Duna, but even its features seem odd (polar ice caps of great extent but virtually 0 depth). Without the usual suite of geochemical tools available there can only be speculation on the formation and composition of most of the bodies in the system.

[AstronautGeologist]

Originally posted by paleorob

Liquid erosion features on the Mun, for example. No evidence of rift or subduction zones on Kerbin. The only planet (outside of Kerbin) that seems to show any variability in its makeup is Duna, but even its features seem odd (polar ice caps of great extent but virtually 0 depth). Without the usual suite of geochemical tools available there can only be speculation on the formation and composition of most of the bodies in the system.

Exactly right.

[AstronautGeologist]

Disturbing isn't it. But the devs do plan on implementing realistic geological features in the future.