The Most Certainly Unoffical KSP Trivia Thread

[Benie]

I was talking about the height of the atmosphere

[Brotoro]

You can cycle between symmetry about the center and symmetry about the part you are adding things to by pressing shift + x and then x.

Now THAT is interesting.

[Dictatorshipper]

You can reach Minmus orbit with the jetpack.

[Scorpi15]

A kerbal with a high 'stupid' stat is actually the smartest!

[Robbii6]

YOu know when your in the VAB and you need to zoom out and holding the MMB is not very sensitive, well just hold shift and scroll the MMB.

If you want to move the Rocket/plane down hold shift and click anywhere on the rocket/plane to pull it down.

[Kimberly]

A kerbal with a high 'stupid' stat is actually the smartest!

Is this based on anything in particular?

[llamatoes]

Did you know that the devs are Kerbals?

[Skyler4856]

It is possible to explore the surface of jool with a kerbal in EVA

[Agent30632]

Tylo's bump map was based off of the one for the scrapped planet "Harvest" which shared Kerbin's orbit

Tylo is relatively the same size as Kerbin

Edited July 28, 2013 by Agent30632

[HeadHunter67]

Explosions actually generate a shockwave, which can be used to launch Kerbals great distances.

Sadly, they are killed when they land. I made a jetpack using a tiny probe core, a command seat, a small fuel tank and a couple little radial engines. It exploded on the pad, hurled the Kerbal 1.1km away in four seconds - that's zero to 500mph in four seconds!

[Nao]

You can cycle between symmetry about the center and symmetry about the part you are adding things to by pressing shift + x and then x.

It would be nice if this were a feature but i think its a bug. It doesn't work for more than duo symmetry. And sometimes it can happen spontaneously.

But it's a nice alternative to attaching part to the bottom of the center stack to get some other parts onto it in symmetry before placing whole package in craft center symmetry.

[Supernovy]

The 'stupidity' stat in the map view info panel is inverted, the astronaut complex one is correct.