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Can you colonize a class E asteroid on KSP?


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Mining...?

If "mining" is your definition of colonization, then you can't colonize anything, anywhere in KSP.

You won't be able to either since the dev's have made it clear that "Mining isn't fun".

Also recommending it will get your thread locked because it's on the WTNS list.

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If "mining" is your definition of colonization, then you can't colonize anything, anywhere in KSP.

You won't be able to either since the dev's have made it clear that "Mining isn't fun".

Also recommending it will get your thread locked because it's on the WTNS list.

I'm not suggesting anything...?

I'm simply asking if you can colonize a asteroid.

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Sure. Build one or more ships that have crew modules (hitchiker containers for maximum capacity) and any other gubbins you want your colony to have. Ensure each ship has at least one claw. Optionally dock them together into one big ship for the journey. Send them over to the asteroid and claw each part on. Hey presto, one asteroid colony!

Asteroids don't have gravity (the game doesn't implement it and even if it did the gravity would be negligble) so EVAing around will be like in space. E classes can at least be big enough to get the feeling that your base is on the asteroid not just attached to it. Monopropellant, xenon, and electricity will automatically flow through the asteroid (because it's just treated like any other ship part) and liquid fuel and oxidiser can be manually transferred through it, so you can do something like have your main solar array separate from your battery banks.

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