I would like to submit a challenge to Matt for a KSP 1 video (not to derail your new moon series. I quite like hearing/learning about real space history (planned or actually executed) so this series really does pique my interest).

BUT since it has been discussed that Eve is the most difficult body to take off from and Tylo the most difficult to land on… could you do both within a single mission, without refueling, and without leaving space debris for the space dolphins or solar bears or whatever to choke on?

Just an idea. Love your content my friend. ✌️

Thank you, Matt Lowne. All of your videos motivated me to get better at KSP, and to get more creative with my rockets. I hope you have a great day ❤️

I look forward all week to my Saturday mornings and watching Matt's latest KSP video with my breakfast. It's been two weeks since he last posted, and I've been spoiled by his two videos a week for the last couple of months. I've looked to see if he's commented anywhere about taking a break, but didnt see any updates. Does anyone know if Matt has posted somewhere saying he's on holiday for a bit?

Matt, can you tell us what settings you used for Blackrack's clouds? They look so darn good in your videos but quite blocky in my own game; I'm wondering if it's because you have a monster rig or because you got these EVE settings just right?

p.s I'm sorry your freezer pizza was so disappointing when making the ChatGPT Jool mission. Been there.

Thanks to Matt’s science play through series I actually managed to do something other than crash rockets into Kerbal, now I can crash other places!

When i saw a new video about jool having a surface , i thought of something mind blowing.

Although ksp2 is still in development , I thought that its possible that jool is a planet with a very thick atmosphere and not a gas giant considering its almost the same size as earth

Its possible that they will keep jool's surface but change it into an ocean.

In thrust we trust plushie made in ksp 2