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Hello? Anyone here?
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1. Use parachutes 2. try docking first 3. use a probe first 4. get to minmus first.
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Have you guys attempted docking yet? also parachutes are useful for landing on duna using as little fuel as possible. Pics?
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That's awesome! I had my first inter-planetary rocket on accident to duna also! Do not take a risk trying to land with your engines. Use the parachutes! Great job!
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That's a huge step backward from a mun landing. You land on the mun and now you want to get to 10k?
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I dont know of how much of a space station that really is. You should probably launch a tuna can and a few large solar panels and alot of fuel. make it look more space station(ey)
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See... docking isn't so hard. (Semi-Tutorial)
musicpenguin replied to White Rider's topic in Labs and Projects
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Great job! A first landing feels great, Doesn't it?
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Hmm, You should make the nuclear engine decouple-able and have the probe use two parachutes. It then can land with a higher chance of not blowing up. I suggest not doing a manned mission due to the size of the lander and returner. I suggest duna for another target. Requires more delta-V but is a nice place. If you do a manned mission there in the future maybe it could land by parachutes or glide like a plane. Use areo spikes for the plane idea afor theirs no oxygen. Always do unmanned missions first for two reasons. 1. Check if your idea works. 2. Save a possible life in case it fails. Also remember it takes more fuel to land or take off with a actual capsule because they weigh a lot more. But nice job getting into orbit! Once I was getting a probe into orbit but it was failing, So i improvised and was able to intersect the mun's orbit and now it's a mun orbiter. Remember, If something doesn't go to plan try to improvise. Especially with manned capsules. If it cannot return and is manned, Send a rescue probe or crew with fuel or a habitat module.
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Ok, Sounds good. Try to get a kerbal in orbit now
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Well, I can't see the pictures but sounds good.
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*Slowly claps* Great job. you guys should take a look at the lander for your lander(s)
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That looks good. Also, Looks l3g1t d4wg, go 4h34d.
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Welp, Nice job on the manned satellite and yeah, Docking is really hard. I've had a ton of failed satellites to the mun. I would suggest having a unamnned mission to the mun first. And remember, Safety first! Maybe you could try and take a three or two man capsule into space and have a mini space station with solar panels and science equipment.
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Charlie, Please learn how to grammar. And spell.
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Video Discussion: Build Fly Dream Trailer
musicpenguin replied to FizziksGuy's topic in Labs and Projects
This is a really good trailer. Although I got into ksp before the trailer, It still really inspired me.- 1 reply
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ok. Well, Nice job getting to orbit! now for the mun.....
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I'd love to see some mission reports....
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Next You might want to send up a one piece space station and attempt a docking. That way you can do a apollo 11 style moon landing. I would suggest looking at blueprints and designs. But great job! Also before you do a manned mission do a probe scouting mission. You might beable to find a good place to land. Greatjob!
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Great job! Can I see the launch system?
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Great job at getting into orbit! I believe the rocket could be more efficient bur good for your first try. My first orbital rocket was a over-kill.
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You can take screenshots in-game by pressing f1. f2 removes the HUD. Great job on reaching orbit!
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Hmm, This looks a lot like one of Scott Manley's tutorial videos. I'll be watching you brazanah Inc.
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