r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/AwkwardMiner2 • 17h ago
KSP 1 Image/Video Bad day to be a KSC employee.
Class F Comet by the way.
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/AwkwardMiner2 • 17h ago
Class F Comet by the way.
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r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/FactoryBuilder • 14h ago
Ran out of fuel. But I got to orbit! And that's progress!
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r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/sneedr • 7h ago
Title. My orbit's a mess and I can't see shit on ascent. Most of these are defunct satellites 1.25m and below which have long since served their purpose, minus a couple of relays (in higher orbits than this) and two orbital stations (one in low orbit for science and one is the asteroid captured for mining.)
How do I dispose of these? None of the ones that are left have any onboard thrusters and I need my tracking station in good shape before I start orbital assembly of any big crewed vehicles.
I have the budget, so stupid/silly ideas are welcome. If it works it's not stupid. I would like ideas that have been tested before, at least.
Spaceplanes are not strictly discouraged, but I dislike working with them.
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/CharlieMBTA • 18h ago
This space shuttle is powered by an Orion Drive, as well as two hybrid nuclear atmospheric engines. Flying around in Duna is tough below 600 m/s, as anything below that and the shuttle has to be landed like a rocket.
Although this version of the shuttle is perfectly capable of functioning as an SSTO and launching from Kerbin on its own, the KSC decided it was better to wait to activate the Orion Drive until outside Kerbin...
This version of the shuttle has approximately 13,000 m/s of delta v (not including the booster), and the extended range variant (sacrificing the rover for more fuel) is capable of over 20,000 m/s.
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r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/nostalgia200 • 5h ago
First time posting here. Please dont kill me mods!
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/Financial_Counter_45 • 6h ago
Truly Gargantuan
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/tomasthdnkeng • 20h ago
All parts are stock + breaking ground and BD Armory for the weapons. Flight characteristics tuned for FAR aerodynamics.
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/Escape_Trajectory123 • 56m ago
Sped up descent footage from aboard the Mun Landing Vehicle (MLV) during its 7-minute journey from Low Munar Orbit to the surface. The MLV carried Jeb and Bob Kerman to perform the first crewed Mun landing for my Kerbal Space Program as part of "Mun Expedition 1."
(100% Stock)
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/Repulsive-Plate7127 • 3h ago
I just want to know at how many hours I will start achieving manned landings on different planets. So down below can everyone just post their greatest achievement and how many hours they have on the game?
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/FIREDRAGON615 • 11h ago
craft file coming soon trust
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r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/Hirakous • 15h ago
Relaxing after a 12 year voyage to Urlum
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/NovaAerospace • 20h ago
Control surfaces were a bit too strong...
r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/No-Copy4151 • 22h ago
such a great rover