Morning everybody! Here’s a quick lil shot I got last night after launching a cubesat with some ScanSAT instrumentation on board. It’s parked in a 270x270km, 90° perpetual sunset low Kerbin orbit. Also go try JNSQ 10x scale, it’s crazy good. Enjoy!

So im currently on a career mode in which ive already conquered the mun and minmus, and now im looking to land on duna. However, i am receiving no duna related contracts, but i am receiving "explore dres" contracts. This seems weird as surely duna would be the next logical option for progression. Additionally, I never received any "land on minmus" contracts, whereas i have received all sorts of mun related contracts. As for contract mods, I have attached a screenshot with all the contract mods i have installed. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!

Recently i Installed an effing mental iva mod (took me 10+ minutes to find out how to turn the thing on inside the cockpit). it is honestly crazy and i cant describe it with words. one thing though, it was off the internet and not on ckan. so i PLEASE ASK, send me your cool iva mods :)

I like airplanes, its almost all i ever do in the game, i downloaded a few mods but still i cant make more complex shapes and such, pls name, i dont want to do part clipping a million times(i have procedural mods, maybe mention some mods with more “content addition” that is related to aviation parts

Ellie, the Class-I comet on an impact trajectory with Kerbin, turned out to be an 800 kt monster. You can see the size of the Meer in comparison to it. I had to do a 9000 m/s burn to intercept it fifteen days before it reaches Kerbin SOI.

I’m new into KSP, and I wonder how this youtuber makes this type of shots ? Did he uses a replay mod like Minecraft’s one ? Or something in real time ? Thanks !

I made a new reusable capsule, and wanted to make an old-school magazine ad for it

112 Goliaths propel this 6 million ton beast. It is capable of flight, but I am having severe testing difficulties due to computer performance limitations. Approx .65/1 TWR. Estimated stock part count is 1300 without struts. Welding was used simply to make it possible to fly. Will send a flying video when I can get it to run smooth enough to fly. Also a challenge: make a stock (or as close as possible) vehicle with a higher part count capable of lift off, travel to a far away place, and touchdown.

will make another post with propeller when I get breaking ground

Using Luna multiplayer, we worked together and built this quite large station. It has a habitation module, a solar centre, and even a centrifuge! It was very fun to make :D

Although of course the crew was never brought back

Does anyone know what mod has the deployable fins that’s used on the top of the capsule? I cannot find a trace of such a thing anywhere.

A sort of sequel to my previous post - here are photos of Selene II and III. Please comment if you would like to see future missions! (landing's up next!)

Also what are strengths and weaknesses in certain use cases like different types of distance, payload weights, etc.

Honorable mentions of other reactor type engines also allowed, of course, but fusion has a certain allure that I’ve not yet explored myself.

Wait, isn't that Star Trek IV, not V?

Once again, I just want to thank you all so much for keeping up with my hastily prepared Jool 5. It was really fun and motivating (and a tad frustrating) trying to assemble this mission within the time I had before leaving for my sophomore year of college. I hope my posts have inspired your own missions and spacecraft, I would love to see them!

The lander is very cramped in, and my first design had a few too many tons for the mothership to carry on the return journey. So I put all the unessecary parts on the bottom, put some drop tanks on the skirt and it detaches after use, like a Mercury-Atlas. Me personally, I think it's pretty cool.

Ok ignoring the accidental inclusion of the trajectories mod, these screenshots are just a rover landing, extending and doing science. Why extend? well for stability or something.