KSP: A Manned "Surface" Return from Jool

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • A mere 8 months after recording, I finally present a Kerbal going down to the "Surface" (In this case 2.5km) of Jool, and returning home to tell of it.
    The Joolbeast IV (Main Craft in the vid):
    www.dropbox.co...
    The Refueller:
    www.dropbox.co...
    (Has trouble launching in 0.90 due to decoupler force issues)
    The Joolbeast VI (Can actually go down to 0m):
    www.dropbox.co...
    (Of course, once 1.0 drops with new aerodynamics and balance, it'll be a whole new ballgame)
    The Engine Pods:
    www.dropbox.co...
    The game is Kerbal Space Program... the game that lets you build your dreams... if you don't own it yet, Why Not?: buy.kerbalspace...
    Background Music:
    Franz Liszt - Second Hungarian Rhapsody
    Played by Martha Goldstein
    www.ibiblio.org...
    Antonio Vivaldi - The Four Seasons - Summer - Mvt. 3 Presto
    Performed by John Harrison with the Wichita State University Chamber Players
    en.wikipedia.or...
    Antonio Vivaldi - The Four Seasons - Spring - Mvt. 2 Largo
    Performed by John Harrison with the Wichita State University Chamber Players
    en.wikipedia.or...
    Gustav Holst - The Planets - Mars the Bringer of War
    Performed by the United States Air Force Band
    www.heritageofa...
    Ludwig van Beethoven - The Symphony No 9 in D Minor - Mvt. 2 Molto Vivace
    Performed by: Felix Weingartner, conductor - Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra - 1935
    archive.org/de...
    (Side note: It is REALLY hard to find a good recording of the 9th that is available either public domain or with a CC-SA license, this one was actually recorded in 1935... that's 80 years ago... and then transferred from vinyl. I'm impressed at the quality it manages to achieve)

Комментарии • 236

  • @Mastikator
    @Mastikator 9 лет назад +204

    *Nuclear engine explodes on the surface*
    "Another fine Kerbal landing"

    • @diamondhawk7427
      @diamondhawk7427 9 лет назад +6

      +Mastikator actually... *nuclear engine explodes on surface and spreads radiation everywhere* "Another fine Kerbal landing"

    • @ilovecatsalot5677
      @ilovecatsalot5677 9 лет назад +6

      +Mastikator for me: *everything explodes but the science parts* Another fine kerbal landing

    • @stikfigz
      @stikfigz 9 лет назад

      +ILoveCats Alot everything explodes
      A fine kerbal landing

    • @piotrdomagalski5096
      @piotrdomagalski5096 9 лет назад

      Nothing Explodes - only God can land like this... 1% of times

    • @piotrdomagalski5096
      @piotrdomagalski5096 8 лет назад +11

      Do you know what the Big Bang was? World first fine kerbal landing

  • @NFITC1
    @NFITC1 8 лет назад +87

    Adam: Adam to KSC. Come in KSC. I have re-entered Kerbin's SOI and am beginning decent
    ???: Who is this?
    Adam: Kerbonaut Adam Kerman returning from approx 22 year round-trip to the "surface" of Jool.
    ???: Adam?! You're alive?!! Hmm...you've been gone a while and lots of things have changed since you've been out of contact.
    Adam: Such as?
    ???: There is no more KSC. There is no more space program. It ran out of funds nearly 8 years ago. The Consortium is in charge now. You'll have to be detained and debriefed.
    Adam: O_O Uhh....whoops. Munar assist just pulled me out of Kerbin's SOI. Looks like I'm headed to Eve with no hope of return. Laterz!

  • @EuryBartleby
    @EuryBartleby 10 лет назад +21

    I like the way you kept most of your maneuvers in the video. Way better to show them at high speed than just skipping forwards like a lot of people do. I am very poor at this game, and it helps understand what's going on. Mixed with the relaxing music, this went very well with my morning coffee.
    Here's to you having a good day!

  • @txpghost18
    @txpghost18 6 лет назад +13

    Mk1 Lander Can description:
    This capsule was designed for *lightweight non-atmospheric* landers, and seats a single occupant. Features a novel full-body crumple-zone technology.

  • @LiviuGelea
    @LiviuGelea 9 лет назад +7

    I love how you Macgyvered your way out of Jool's gravity well.

  • @schpau9339
    @schpau9339 10 лет назад +43

    I like your good planning!

  • @Warriorking.1963
    @Warriorking.1963 7 лет назад

    Super duper job there mate. I really enjoyed watching you solving all the problems on the job, and the final landing back on Kerbin was indeed a typical Kerbal landing, complete with explosions and pieces disintegrating.

  • @KerbalKraken
    @KerbalKraken 9 лет назад

    At sixteen minutes all I could think about was this picture I saw where the guys at NASA or some other space company were flipping out (it was a drawn picture) and on the board it said "Mission Status: SICK". That's what really took the cake of this video, everything else was VERY impressive too. I could not attempt to do this and keep my sanity. You sir have earned a sub.

    • @MegaFPVFlyer
      @MegaFPVFlyer 9 лет назад

      The Kerbal Kraken Can't remember the name of the comic but it's where a guy flies out to the moon and shoots a bee's nest from there

  • @erictheepic5019
    @erictheepic5019 9 лет назад +6

    I like all the male-shift work. It makes me think that the kerbals were going through the mission planning, got half-way through, and realized there was a mistake. They proceed to bring up thousands of tons of duct-tape, engines, and fuel, aswell as their lead engineer. That might explain why they want to rip off the enitre way through this misssion. Also, if it were duct-tape, the aero-breaking would either melt the tape off, or melt the tape in place, making the engines un-detachable.

  • @fulldiesel1234
    @fulldiesel1234 9 лет назад +1

    Dat return. Pushing back home, most epic thing ive seen so far :D

  • @TrikeSquadron
    @TrikeSquadron 10 лет назад

    in spite of the planning issues... I liked how you came up with solutions to problems. That is actually very NASA. How they got the guys on Apollo 13 home... use what you have and make it work. The right stuff!

  • @blaxout1213
    @blaxout1213 9 лет назад +13

    The last time i entered Jool's atmosphere my heat shield exploded...

    • @Frisbie147
      @Frisbie147 8 лет назад +2

      +dimwit10⁵ this was before heat shields and parts breaking was a thing in ksp

    • @stanleybowman-hood6194
      @stanleybowman-hood6194 4 года назад

      Tried to pre stage a lander figured I didn’t need it then Tylo comes so I deorbit and most of it survived

  • @dxb8086
    @dxb8086 9 лет назад +3

    Brilliant. That's how you make a KSP video. And the mission tames some serious nerves. ;-)

  • @ThCWeEdY
    @ThCWeEdY 9 лет назад

    just here to say you make videos that are far more informative than any other KSP youtuber. thanks i'm glad i found ya :)

  • @DanatronOne
    @DanatronOne 10 лет назад +91

    so... did you remember to plant a flag?

    • @1234ahmed1000
      @1234ahmed1000 10 лет назад +4

      NOOOOOOOOOO! HE MUST'VE FORGOT!

    • @hene193
      @hene193 10 лет назад +7

      ***** That's the fucking point...

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  10 лет назад +40

      Dammit... now I need to go back. Also... Adam may have dropped his keys.

    • @Carl_Frank
      @Carl_Frank 9 лет назад +31

      DanatronOne rolls down window ... throws flag out into Jool's atmosphere ... rolls window back up

    • @nRADRUS
      @nRADRUS 9 лет назад +3

      DanatronOne , buoy-flag needed.

  • @IncusVidz
    @IncusVidz 8 лет назад

    I would say typical Kerbal mission planing was done there. Nice job. Espacially the return from jool made me laught quite a bit.

  • @stanleydodds9
    @stanleydodds9 9 лет назад +1

    this is exactly the sort of video that I love watching. it's interesting but also entertaining. well done. because of this I have watched each of your videos about five times, because nobody else seems to make videos quite like this. I do like scott manley but in my opinion this is better, it easily makes up for the small amount of videos. again, well done.

  • @randomgaming6436
    @randomgaming6436 6 лет назад

    For someone who claims to be a bad mission planner and pilot, you make and fly some pretty badass rockets. +1 for amazing piloting skills.

  • @dogggggyyyyyy
    @dogggggyyyyyy 9 лет назад

    Haha this entire video is amazing! Especially your stellar mission planning skills!

  • @benraymond-henshaw5030
    @benraymond-henshaw5030 10 лет назад +1

    Great Video. LOVED the music! Was having flashbacks of playing EV Nova

    • @richfiles
      @richfiles 9 лет назад

      Ben Raymond-Henshaw Man... I used to play the original Escape Velocity all the time. Loved that game! I sometimes play naev (it's an EV clone on Steam green light). I honestly haven't touched it since I picked up Kerbal though! I LOVE the gameplay possible with Kerbal! :P

  • @CHMmusic
    @CHMmusic 9 лет назад

    "...just how NASA would do it"
    this was epic. you are awesome and quite frankly very hilarious as well!

  • @Aurasmae
    @Aurasmae 9 лет назад

    The music made this overwhelmingly enjoyable.

  • @philippecourtemanche1994
    @philippecourtemanche1994 9 лет назад

    That's one crazy ass mission of insanity! Well done sir.

  • @diabeticalien3584
    @diabeticalien3584 9 лет назад

    Well planned mission. I imagine a real mission to Jupiter being exactly like this, refuel, refuel, refuel.

  • @FifthDread
    @FifthDread 9 лет назад

    Wonderful video- Wonderful music selection. Love it.

  • @keaugoir
    @keaugoir 10 лет назад

    Loved the flapping engines. They were almost like a part of the design, wings-like.

  • @marco56702
    @marco56702 8 лет назад

    work of art.. I'm speechless!

  • @Obstbaum1337
    @Obstbaum1337 10 лет назад

    That was just brilliant! The patience though...

  • @IllRate
    @IllRate 10 лет назад

    Oh matthew karr Your video seemed so far away, but then I saw that one near you name and it feels like I won just the same but then I realized this video insane because getting so close to jool is not tame!

  • @madwulfus3236
    @madwulfus3236 8 лет назад

    LMAO Awesome video! 21 years in a lander can, I bet Adam Kerman was glad to get out of it!

  • @Countryballsandstuff999
    @Countryballsandstuff999 Год назад

    Happy 2.34K! Sad that you're absent

  • @FestiCatcher
    @FestiCatcher 8 лет назад

    I just learned so much about this game in one video 😂😂 cheers mate thanks for the good video

  • @gilian2587
    @gilian2587 5 лет назад

    Jellyfish in space. When we make it to Jool; everything comes off, gentlemen; it is ALL coming off.

  • @NecroBones
    @NecroBones 10 лет назад +4

    Very Kerbal planning, indeed. :)

  • @markconnolly3089
    @markconnolly3089 9 лет назад

    Dude, you are pretty good and very entertaining, keep up the great vids :)

  • @Bladmapples
    @Bladmapples 10 лет назад +2

    Stellar work sir!

  • @Tmccreight25Gaming
    @Tmccreight25Gaming 8 лет назад +3

    this reminds me of the good ol days! the days of .18 and big ass rockets, before we learned that we could get there with a smaller ship by doing eve and kerbin gravity assists! (Even though you did gravity assists)

  • @victor_silva6142
    @victor_silva6142 9 лет назад

    The designs! The musics! Trully a masterpiece! You "ended" ksp!

  • @dillduvee7040
    @dillduvee7040 7 лет назад +4

    im subscribing just because you did this 21:40

  • @ZeldaMotherMan
    @ZeldaMotherMan 8 лет назад

    Lol I think it's funny that one of the pieces of music he's playing while getting to Jool, the KSP equivalent of Jupiter, is Mars by Holst.

  • @BenEtherington
    @BenEtherington 10 лет назад

    So glad you're not actually dead as I assumed, Matt. :D

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  10 лет назад +7

      Ayup... not dead, just a massive procrastinator.

  • @Warkive
    @Warkive 9 лет назад

    Nice job, and great music.

  • @friggin6914
    @friggin6914 5 лет назад

    this is the most kerbal video i have ever seen

  • @ma7978
    @ma7978 9 лет назад

    Congratulations Bro! Or should I say Pro!!

  • @onedez
    @onedez 7 лет назад

    As demonstrated on the ascent from jool, You can see his delta-v counter lowering, Next to how long he can burn till he runs out of fuel

  • @dahjakl
    @dahjakl 10 лет назад

    Cool video. I particulary enjoyed David Helfgott in the background. (if not mistaken)

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  10 лет назад +1

      Not David Helfgott, it was played by Martha Goldstein... But Helfgott has also played Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, and with a similar style, so an easy mistake to make.

  • @uysalemre
    @uysalemre 9 лет назад +20

    Ooo s...t! I forgot plant flag! Turn back! :)

    • @vej5010
      @vej5010 8 лет назад +1

      Planting a flag on gas eh?

    • @uysalemre
      @uysalemre 8 лет назад +1

      Vorty_ :)

    • @jonathancrutcher678
      @jonathancrutcher678 8 лет назад +1

      ya, exactly! just drop it in there if the gas SUDDENLY MATERIALIZES INTO A BLOCK WHERE U CAN PLANT A FLAG ON IN THE PERFECT PLACE.

  • @RedsBoneStuff
    @RedsBoneStuff 7 лет назад

    "First Kerbal to set foot well inside Jool's atmosphere" xD
    By the way, I'd like to mention the nuclear engine is incredibly heavy. For small craft like the one at 19:37 you can get more delta-v if you instead use the LV-909.

  • @wollinger
    @wollinger 9 лет назад +1

    once I was able to land and walk on Jool... but never came back to tell.

    • @auregamer5
      @auregamer5 9 лет назад +2

      +Mike Wollinger Man's been hitting the skooma, I say.

    • @688Radio
      @688Radio 9 лет назад +1

      +auregamer5 with an EXTRA dose of moon sugar (not going to lie I forgot how to spell sugar for a second [shuggar]) fun at 12 am lol

  • @Epicvux
    @Epicvux 9 лет назад

    I didn't know there was such a thing as a surface on jool, i thought the atmosphere was so thick even things going at landing speeds would be destroyed by it's "thickness"

  • @jakelang2181
    @jakelang2181 9 лет назад

    Did anybody else think of 2010: Odyssey Two when he used the engine pod to push the command module with its smaller booster onto a return trajectory from Jool?

  • @thesandbar2
    @thesandbar2 9 лет назад +1

    goodness gracious that's cool.

  • @benbalooky
    @benbalooky 10 лет назад

    I like the soundtrack.

  • @khandmo
    @khandmo 8 лет назад

    Your frames from adding the nukes are the same, maybe better, than what I get on the launch pad :P.

  • @kaki00105
    @kaki00105 9 лет назад +1

    THIS IS AWESOME

  • @jajssblue
    @jajssblue 10 лет назад

    This video is sublimely funny!!!

  • @NoahThomas29
    @NoahThomas29 7 лет назад

    Why does jools ground turn black? I went to jool on PS4 and went straight through the blackness and exploded.

  • @user-uf8lp6ug8z
    @user-uf8lp6ug8z 9 лет назад

    that guy is a real kerbal :D

  • @BrokenVideo
    @BrokenVideo 9 лет назад

    YOU ARE THE BEST!

  • @rokadamlje5365
    @rokadamlje5365 9 лет назад

    Kerbal was probably jinxing you for not planning to bring any sandwiches along...

  • @randomrandom3365
    @randomrandom3365 6 лет назад

    Well this IS rocket science.

  • @TheMrInadecuada
    @TheMrInadecuada 9 лет назад

    nice! keep up the good work

  • @lukefreeman828
    @lukefreeman828 9 лет назад +3

    Don't know if you could at this point in development but you can select multiple tanks at once for fuel transfer e.g thee empty tanks and one full one - select 'out' on the full one and it should split between the three.

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  9 лет назад +1

      +Luke Freeman Yeah, that was added in 1.0, and it would've helped some here, but not that much. If you're transferring from tanks of the same size, just single selecting and transferring results in the fewest clicks. Sadly there's not a way to designate "empty all the fuel from this vehicle into that one."

    • @justanotherbackupaccount9065
      @justanotherbackupaccount9065 9 лет назад

      +Matthew Karr Actually, that's been possible since like 0.18 or something, for fuel stations, to make use of the docking feature.

  • @PJemus
    @PJemus 8 лет назад

    i love Hungarian Rhapsody No.2, and The four seasons!

  • @Matthewbraaten
    @Matthewbraaten 9 лет назад

    Awesome! Hey Matthew- when is your next video come out?

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  9 лет назад +1

      +Matthewbraaten When I get around to making it... people like you asking though is definitely a motivator, so hopefully sooner rather than later. I've got some amusing footage of aero-braking into Jool in 1.0.4, I just need to see if I can tie it together and make it interesting enough for a video.

  • @kijetesantakulu
    @kijetesantakulu 9 лет назад

    Woah you have a really cool voice o.o

  • @amahulacs372
    @amahulacs372 10 лет назад +1

    So if you stand on some sort of platform while leaving the rocket floating stationary, is it possible to get an EVA report from the surface? like the same trick you use to get an EVA report from the surface of Kerbin waters?

    • @amahulacs372
      @amahulacs372 10 лет назад

      And of course, awesome video

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  10 лет назад

      Sadly not... I did some experimenting, but it seems Jool's Surface effectively isn't a biome that exists.

    • @Tuxfanturnip
      @Tuxfanturnip 10 лет назад

      The problem is that the kerbals can't stand. I'm pretty sure that kerbals can only stand up or walk when "Landed," meaning either standing on the surface or on a craft standing on the surface or on a craft standing on a craft standing... But even though they're standing on a flat surface which is accelerating them upward, they won't be able to stand on the rocket, let alone get "Surface" science, for which you also need to be Landed.

  • @averyshaham1697
    @averyshaham1697 8 лет назад

    YAY FOR DUCT TAPED ENGINES!!😄😄😄😄

  • @trebacca9
    @trebacca9 9 лет назад

    Funny you should use Mars, Bringer of War as the soundtrack for this... But I guess it fits the mood best.

  • @OldGamingGeezer
    @OldGamingGeezer 10 лет назад

    Excellant stuff

  • @dizellord
    @dizellord 7 лет назад

    You should use 2 docking ports for "side by side" docking. Its not easy to do but it grants much more precision.

  • @Dan47435
    @Dan47435 9 лет назад

    Awesome man! did you have a recording of landing on the actual surface?

  • @SwithinFeely
    @SwithinFeely 10 лет назад

    OMGAWD THIS IS AWESOME HOW IDK UR LIKE SCOTT MANLEY WOW :D

    • @jazzensemble
      @jazzensemble 10 лет назад +1

      Swithin Feely I don't remember Scott ever attempting something this difficult.

    • @SwithinFeely
      @SwithinFeely 10 лет назад

      Jazz Walker yeah
      i was just trying aerial docking
      the planes kept exploding when i tried to get them off the clamps lol

  • @usnavyfish
    @usnavyfish 9 лет назад

    Fantastic work :) Nothing says KSP better than a jury-rigged behemoth. Have you considered using the Docking Port Alignment Indicator mod?

  • @an2qzavok
    @an2qzavok 10 лет назад +1

    I thought claw doesn't have fuel crossfeed.

    • @TrikeSquadron
      @TrikeSquadron 10 лет назад +7

      it does and always has. If you have fuel tankes clawed to an asteroid... and then dock another ship to the asteroid with another claw... you can actually transfer fuel from the ship to the other tanks THROUGH the asteroid via the claws! silly... but it works.

    • @an2qzavok
      @an2qzavok 10 лет назад

      Neat, but it kinda makes docking ports redundant now.

    • @TrikeSquadron
      @TrikeSquadron 10 лет назад +2

      Failing
      yeah, I personally don't think the claw should allow fuel transfer. Imagine clawing into a fuel tank to fill it up? I don't think that should work. But docking ports will still be my preference because they align you straight when docked.

    • @an2qzavok
      @an2qzavok 10 лет назад

      Are big docking ports any better at snapping together?

    • @TrikeSquadron
      @TrikeSquadron 10 лет назад

      Failing I think they might be a stronger docked connection... and maybe even stronger magnetic force.. but because USUALLY if you are using the large ports your ships are also more mass... you do seem to need to dock them pretty straight for hte mag force to draw them together.

  • @Pac0Master
    @Pac0Master 9 лет назад

    Hey, I think it would be a nice thing to make a jool Colony using Balloon or something

  • @walikai
    @walikai 8 лет назад

    You said the terminal velocity on Jool is very low. Are you referring to the fastest speed due to overheating? Terminal velocity means that the acceleration forces match the forces from air friction.

    • @stef0262
      @stef0262 8 лет назад

      Well atmosphere is thick, so terminal velocity is low

  • @Blaze6108
    @Blaze6108 9 лет назад

    Only one thought: y u no ISRU?
    That said, what you managed to do was insane. I wonder if anyone else ever managed to pull of a Jool return fully stock? All my Jool atmosphere science comes from sending in brave little suicide probes to never return.

    • @cyrk75
      @cyrk75 8 лет назад

      this was made well before mining was added into the game .

  • @diabeticalien3584
    @diabeticalien3584 9 лет назад

    There is obviously a surface. He proved it.

  • @stanleydodds9
    @stanleydodds9 9 лет назад

    Just out of curiosity, do you think that you will be posting a video in the foreseable future? I understand that this may have become more challenging due to the aerodynamic overhaul.

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  9 лет назад

      +Stanley Dodds Yeah, I keep meaning to get back to making vids. Mostly just haven't been playing much KSP. Combination of work and other games. I'll likely be doing some stuff when 1.1 comes out, I'm really curious what we'll be able to do with the shiny new Unity 5 physics, especially the wheel physics changes.

    • @stanleydodds9
      @stanleydodds9 9 лет назад

      Fair enough, thank you for replying.

  • @Carl_Frank
    @Carl_Frank 9 лет назад

    Sorry if this has already been asked, but what about the design prevented descent to 0 altitude, and what design would allow that?

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  9 лет назад

      Carl Frank I just didn't have the delta-V to make that last 5km up. I tried it and I couldn't escape the atmosphere.

    • @Carl_Frank
      @Carl_Frank 9 лет назад

      Ah. Gotcha. Thanks for the reply!

    • @mattpenguin3030
      @mattpenguin3030 9 лет назад

      "Just make it bigger". - Jebediah and Valentina Kerman.

  • @paraweld9838
    @paraweld9838 9 лет назад

    and thompwise kerman :D

  • @ac31o19
    @ac31o19 9 лет назад +1

    Dude where are you ????

  • @noonehere4332
    @noonehere4332 8 лет назад

    Good music.

  • @lanand9397
    @lanand9397 5 лет назад

    Dope video

  • @howtoksp7141
    @howtoksp7141 8 лет назад

    Damn, Nice ship!!! Now do it again in in 1.1.2

  • @HollowFlight
    @HollowFlight 9 лет назад

    How did you survive hitting the atmosphere with over 7000m/s orbital velocity?

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  9 лет назад

      ***** Mad skills? Nope... it was an earlier version of KSP, before re-entry heat was a thing. I think if I tried that now it'd burn the ship. Once they get aerodynamics balance worked out in 1.03 I may re-visit this. Thinking about doing a super-grand tour, including a Jool "landing".

  • @bobertocoates2202
    @bobertocoates2202 8 лет назад

    He was in orbit of Jool for 19.5 years... LOL

  • @macbury18
    @macbury18 9 лет назад

    Now try it again with the new heating affects?

  • @didriksnuffy8749
    @didriksnuffy8749 8 лет назад

    his engines constantly overheated but entering atmosphere's didn't explode the tanks or ship?

    • @vonchez32
      @vonchez32 8 лет назад

      Jool is extremely far from the sun , woth a very thick atmosphere, so temperature is probably really,low in jool

    • @cyrk75
      @cyrk75 8 лет назад

      Thats NOT how atmospheric re-entry heating works ....

    • @vonchez32
      @vonchez32 8 лет назад

      kris fox its just a guess, i never really gave a damn about reentry

    • @jonathancrutcher678
      @jonathancrutcher678 8 лет назад

      it was in a old version

  • @ausintune9014
    @ausintune9014 7 лет назад

    holy fucking shit thats a huge rocket

  • @mwbgaming28
    @mwbgaming28 7 лет назад

    last time i tried landing on jool
    my heat shield exploded due to overheating

  • @paraweld9838
    @paraweld9838 9 лет назад

    omg adam kerman is my main kerbal i use in my ksp ....

  • @ukranaut
    @ukranaut 8 лет назад

    Epic.

  • @CatGirlMeowdy
    @CatGirlMeowdy 9 лет назад

    jool actually has a surface, it is at like -5K or something. saw a vid on it.

    • @thefourthreich7814
      @thefourthreich7814 9 лет назад +1

      you will blow up at -250

    • @thefourthreich7814
      @thefourthreich7814 9 лет назад

      +TheScienceGuy120 link?

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  9 лет назад +4

      It used to be possible, a long time ago. That changed around 0.19 or so. Now you always explode at -250m

    • @CatGirlMeowdy
      @CatGirlMeowdy 9 лет назад

      Matthew Karr aww man

    • @thefourthreich7814
      @thefourthreich7814 9 лет назад +1

      +Matthew Karr Well, I was really hoping you could land. Aww

  • @lionkor98
    @lionkor98 8 лет назад

    what the freak is this unaerodynamic beast

    • @stef0262
      @stef0262 8 лет назад

      Old aerodinamics

  • @Chwibon
    @Chwibon 9 лет назад

    Why is the speed indicator much lower than the vertical speed?

    • @diamondhawk7427
      @diamondhawk7427 9 лет назад

      +Galinette2000 sped indicator is how fast youre going (EDIT: i mean moving). vertical speed is how fast your going up

    • @Chwibon
      @Chwibon 9 лет назад

      Diamond Hawk74 Exactly... Which means that vertical speed is speed projected on the vertical axis, and thus must be lower or equal than speed...
      Hence my question

    • @diamondhawk7427
      @diamondhawk7427 9 лет назад

      *****
      good point

  • @CstriderNNS
    @CstriderNNS 9 лет назад

    IF THERE IS NO SURFACE, CAN YOU JUST "JUICE : THE ENGINE THROUGH THE CENTER TO COME OUT THE OTHER SIDE?

    • @stikfigz
      @stikfigz 9 лет назад

      Nah there's "surface" at -5km

    • @CstriderNNS
      @CstriderNNS 9 лет назад

      is that -5 or 5......ty4a

    • @stikfigz
      @stikfigz 9 лет назад

      5 kilometres below "sea level", as in the altimeter will reach zero, then the numbers will start "increasing" again, though you are actually still traveling downwards.

  • @giovannisabaini907
    @giovannisabaini907 7 лет назад

    nice endurance :V XDDD

  • @gabrieldoudna6570
    @gabrieldoudna6570 7 лет назад

    Did autostrut not exist when this was made?

    • @Tsevion.7
      @Tsevion.7  7 лет назад

      It did not. It made really big craft a lot trickier.