Kerbal Space Program What do you think, guys? |
- What do you think, guys?
- This is the way to fly a 250t refueling tanker. Demo mission to the Mun and back. All stock, 100% reusable.
- One of the hardest things I've done in 2,000 hours. Soft-landing a Class E asteroid in the Mohole!
- New box wing SSTO design, can also take a 34 ton payload instead!
- "Great we took the wrong turn" -Catlas Kerman after accidentally landing on Mun instead of Kerbin
- Jebediah Kerman after somehow surviving a 350G and 7000 m/s reentry into Laythe (which killed Bill, Valentina and the ship itself)
- Success!!
- My miner in orbit around the moon. Not impressive by reddit standards but I'm happy nonetheless
- Some things are just stupid enough to work.
- pocky missile
- Is it me, or does the gemeni style command module look sad?
- To the Mun! Huge solid rocket boosters make a great spaceplane stratolauncher
- Assembled my first proper Mun Base in almost 800 hours of KSP! Would not have been possible without 1.8's performance improvements.
- A real sense of scale...
- My First Eeloo Landing!!! This is what my first goal was in KSP and I'm so happy I made it.
- I made a very kerbal rocket today, initially the rocket was too heavy to lift off (because it was carrying way to much fuel) so my solution was just to keep adding boosters until it would lift off, in the end it weighed over 1400 tonnes
- Just added a new cupola module to my space station and docked my improved space plane the Titan (a big thanks to Matt Lowne for crediting me in your video) Appreciate you all and Fly Safe.
- My first ever self-built working SSTO
- Liftoff!
- I don't really know how but Jeb is now underwater
- Not a joke...
- Shuttle missions are awesome.
- And We have lift-off!
- (WORLD FIRST) SSTO from Jool's Lower Atmosphere
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