sauber, sieht geil aus...gz
hat sich hier nicht jemand beschwert meine ladeschiffe seien groß?
exions ist mal groß ^^

hehe das is Kerbar in seinen fliegenden Mülltonnen ;)
aber congrats^^

thx^^ Mülltonne ist gut... ich bin froh, dass das irgendwie angekommen ist XD

ps: sooo groß ist das nu auch nicht^^ es wiegt nur noch ca. 45t^^

Hmpf... hier der Beweis: Kerbonauten können nicht Auto fahren... :P

was zur hölle?!
das schaut aus wien Wohnmobil...fürn mond...
vllt nächstes mal nen Niederländer ans steuer lassen?^^

YEY

the truth of my mun-landing ^^

gar nich^^

KSP Multiplayer - proof of concept

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/showthread.php/47861



sehr geil, die sollen das weiter verfolgen.

hier nochmal ein bild vom kommenden update, das space center mit R&D abteilung

http://i.imgur.com/vLGyJxc.jpg

Hmm. Martin. Wenn Du wirklich mal früher aufstehen willst morgens, dann sind Posts um 4 Uhr morgens nicht hilfreich. Auch wenn Du gerade Urlaub hast...

Frogs in Space:

Frog gets caught up in Nasa rocket blastoff


Amphibious launch
By Dave Neal
Fri Sep 13 2013, 11:57
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AN UNSUSPECTING FROG has found itself suddently thrown into the air, and into the greater consciousness, after hitching a perhaps unfortunate ride on a Nasa rocket exhaust plume.
The frog, and we do not know its name, was frozen in time in a Nasa photograph with its legs outstretched and reaching for the heavens.
We do not know if the frog survived the photo shoot, or where it ended up. Nasa said that its condition is uncertain. We aren't gambling people, but if any Mrs Frog is reading this and wondering where her husband is, we can only offer our sympathies.
The frog was caught up in the launch of the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) satellite, and the speculation is that it was resting in a water pool designed to cool the rocket booster exhaust.
It is perhaps the worst decision that a frog has ever made since one went around France telling people that it tasted like chicken.
Nasa said that the photo is real, and it does look a bit like a man in a suit. "The photo team confirms the frog is real and was captured in a single frame by one of the remote cameras used to photograph the launch," it said to the Universe Today website. "The condition of the frog, however, is uncertain."
If he is out there he should be on the lookout for a bat that flies with a limp. The so-called Launch Bat was photographed in 2009 clinging onto the side of the space shuttle Discovery's external fuel tank. The two should have a lot to talk about. µ