KSP Mars Ultra Direct: Ludicrous single launch to Mars in Real Solar System

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  • Опубликовано: 18 мар 2014
  • A ludicrous expedition to Mars launched with a single 15 kiloton rocket.
    Mods used:
    Real Solar System
    FAR
    Deadly Rentry
    KW rocketry
    Kerbal Joint Reinforcement
    TAC life support
    Music:
    The End Run - Mass Effect 2
    7 Minutes of Terror - John Beck-Hofmann
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Комментарии • 10 тыс.

  • @Katniss218
    @Katniss218 3 года назад +5060

    Damn, old RSS was just a kerbin rescale mod? All the textures look like stock. Things have changed...

    • @maccollo
      @maccollo  3 года назад +790

      I applaud you for having enough insight to realize that.
      Everyone else who comments on it says "That's not RSS that's Duna". But yes, this was one of the earliest releases.

    • @daviddavis
      @daviddavis 3 года назад +111

      @@maccollo Thank you for both commenting up until now, and also telling me about this. Your video must have been the first ksp video I've watched. I saw videos of KSP a few years back, never looked into it, and grew more and more interest in it. I finally came back to say hello.

    • @Katniss218
      @Katniss218 3 года назад +27

      @@daviddavis It was also one of the first videos I watched. I remember having a frame from it set as my desktop wallpaper for a long period of time (maybe a year or so).

    • @Katniss218
      @Katniss218 3 года назад +17

      @@maccollo I knew it wasn't stock by the orbital velocity (and a multitude of other things related to deltav)

    • @seenivasansubbiah2043
      @seenivasansubbiah2043 3 года назад +3

      Jjji

  • @NavyGuy2OO7
    @NavyGuy2OO7 8 лет назад +13429

    You can almost hear the CPUs cries of happiness as each stage drops away!

    • @charles-antoinemartel-roy
      @charles-antoinemartel-roy 8 лет назад +242

      Not really, but maybe the GPU. If you think THAT was handled by a CPU, ha..haha...hahahahahha

    • @NavyGuy2OO7
      @NavyGuy2OO7 8 лет назад +530

      KSP currently is very CPU hungry, Unity 4 makes more use of it over the GPU.

    • @charles-antoinemartel-roy
      @charles-antoinemartel-roy 8 лет назад +45

      Not for particle effects and PhysX calculations, which is what would make the game lag in this situation.

    • @NavyGuy2OO7
      @NavyGuy2OO7 8 лет назад +222

      Normally you'd be right but the problem is that Unity uses the CPU for physics calculations more so then the GPU. Add that and the 3gb ram limit for Unity 4 32bit and you are looking at waht has been the bane of KSP players for a long time, that's why 1.1 has been so hyped up.

    • @ltcuddles685
      @ltcuddles685 8 лет назад +94

      +Charles-Antoine Martel-Roy Yeah no, they don't use PhysX for Physics calculations in this engine, it's CPU based. And as the other guy stated this is a problem that the KSP community has been dealing with for a while now considering all the limitations of the engine until they update.

  • @Rasmorak
    @Rasmorak 7 лет назад +3501

    "12 science awarded."

  • @screenname8267
    @screenname8267 2 года назад +684

    "Are you launching the Chrysler Building into orbit?"
    "No. Just a checkered cab. The Chrysler Building is just to get it up there"

    • @phillipgatlin1138
      @phillipgatlin1138 2 года назад +4

      Chemical propelled rockets are inefficient.

    • @josephpentony4804
      @josephpentony4804 2 года назад +12

      @@phillipgatlin1138 The Rocket equation is quite oppressive. Staging helps, but it’s not a perfect fix as shown here.

    • @anthonyschocke2831
      @anthonyschocke2831 10 месяцев назад +2

      Part 2 of the conversation:
      Someone: “Btw were you doing a prograde or retrograde orbit?”
      Maccollo: “Prograde, why?”
      San Marino: Ahh… What a peaceful day being the oldest living republic in the w- woah, what is that? Looks like a mushroom cloud without the big part at the top… and… it’s going over me? Eh whatever, gotta check the cannons!
      San Marino approximately 1 minute later: It’s gone in the west… that’s g-
      *BOOSTER STAGE: GUTEN TAG!!*
      San Marino: A- *KABOOM FOLLOWED BY STATIC*

  • @namelessentity5851
    @namelessentity5851 2 года назад +1271

    Would love to hear what NASA and their peers would make of the design. It looks very old-school Soviet, but amped-up to x100. Very aesthetically pleasing.

    • @burningphoneix
      @burningphoneix 2 года назад +114

      When I saw the thumbnail I thought the dude was trying to recreate the N1 Rocket in Kerbal.

    • @Chuckiele
      @Chuckiele 2 года назад +19

      @@burningphoneix More like a UR-700

    • @BlackEpyon
      @BlackEpyon 2 года назад +73

      That's what I thought. "Academician Igor Ivanovich. You have unlimited budget. Design us a rocket worthy of the Rodina."

    • @geemcspankinson
      @geemcspankinson 2 года назад +6

      NASA would have stacked all the stages on top of each other and called it a rocket. Or then they wouldn't even build one in the first place.

    • @NoxturnalMusic
      @NoxturnalMusic 2 года назад +3

      There have been NASA engineers that have played this game before. Thinking about it now, they could use this design to make it there and back.

  • @HunterRodrigez
    @HunterRodrigez 7 лет назад +8744

    i love how 95% of the boosters were needed just to get into orbit

    • @LeviForWaifu
      @LeviForWaifu 7 лет назад +694

      Hunter Rodrigez 87% of the weight of the rocket must be fuel.
      Just to get out of earth orbit.

    • @jirikunc1956
      @jirikunc1956 6 лет назад +564

      yeah fkin hella gravity we got there.

    • @orivalx
      @orivalx 6 лет назад +90

      *atmosphere

    • @orivalx
      @orivalx 6 лет назад +273

      Fuckin atmosphere we got here*
      Mars has the same-ish gravity, but much less atmosphere, letting him orbit at like 10k ft above the ground.

    • @orivalx
      @orivalx 6 лет назад +58

      Aka, earth is 800,000 meters-ish mars was 150-000 meters-ish

  • @Darockam
    @Darockam 5 лет назад +2216

    "I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of CPUs suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced"

  • @bennybau123
    @bennybau123 Год назад +267

    This was actually the video that made me buy KSP, that was 4 years ago now. One of my favourite games of all time.

    • @AyahuascaSage
      @AyahuascaSage Год назад +6

      Watching this sort of video is also what got me into KSP. It is a ridiculous game, a fun game, AND a ridiculously fun game.

    • @thunderbird1921
      @thunderbird1921 2 месяца назад

      Me also! Although several other videos convinced me to get it as well. I'm still trying to reach Duna/Mars though, MAN is interplanetary travel tougher than it looks (I've only been able to reach Jool so far).

  • @genevab.5316
    @genevab.5316 2 года назад +596

    My 6 year old just started playing KSP, having already graduated Minecraft and gotten sort of tired of ScrapMechanic... and this is SICK. We've been watching all the tutorials and he clicked on this one and I was clapping and hollering like I was watching a SpaceX flight. He's got sooooo much room to grow in this game! Love it!

    • @mortenrl1946
      @mortenrl1946 2 года назад +29

      It's like legos but in space, good stuff. This video is one of the best out there, made me buy the game. Almost wanna say it's got a little bit of Stanley Kubrick to it.

    • @somsomsomsom
      @somsomsomsom Год назад +58

      someone's raising their son right

    • @trows-bridgedale-brush2963
      @trows-bridgedale-brush2963 Год назад +33

      minecraft can't be graduated from. it is eternal

    • @zxcwswwoyer3293
      @zxcwswwoyer3293 Год назад

      Me lo descarge y el juego estaba muy bueno 10 de 10

    • @HullsColby
      @HullsColby Год назад +8

      @@trows-bridgedale-brush2963 Usually it means appreciating everything the game has to offer, and then buying another game to play alongside it.
      When I got tired (graduated) of minecraft I got into gmod and roblox. Now I have three games that won't be dying out in the next century.

  • @Joesolo13
    @Joesolo13 9 лет назад +349

    If you're having thrust problems I feel bad for you son, I've got ninety nine boosters all in stage one.

    • @grifballa
      @grifballa 9 лет назад +96

      Joesolo13 So you got 99 problems but the thrust ain't one?
      I'm sorry, I'll be leaving now

    • @SpectreNight
      @SpectreNight 9 лет назад +20

      grifballa Don't let the door hit you on the way out. >:I
      Joke was funny tho...

    • @slyguythreeonetwonine3172
      @slyguythreeonetwonine3172 8 лет назад +2

      ***** Don't let the Door hit you where the Good Lord Split you :checks watch: Sipawitz 1:14
      Lets see here who remembers NYPD Blue.

    • @grifballa
      @grifballa 8 лет назад +1

      ***** ?

    • @andrewmurphy5310
      @andrewmurphy5310 8 лет назад

      +Joesolo13 That is gold.

  • @Aintence
    @Aintence 7 лет назад +1785

    And then there is me, struggling to send space ship into Earths orbit.

    • @newbonko1417
      @newbonko1417 7 лет назад +97

      I can't even hit orbit... I just send space ships (if they can be called that) into the deep dark of space

    • @animepotato3631
      @animepotato3631 7 лет назад +32

      what you need to do is simply get a shit ton of liquid fuel for the orbit stage, and you need also boosters to get you over 120000 mtrs, then once you are there, simply point the nose of the bloody rocket to the earth's orizon and activate the liquid fuel, and then keep doing it until the tragetory gets on a orbit.
      Also, and orbit is only an orbit when the ship isn't going to hit at any point 70000 mtrs or less, this is a sub-orbit.
      Also, to get back to Kerbin, you are going to need a small Solid fuel booster, use the flea if you are still on the initial stages.
      Because after some time on the dark, cold orbit, the liquid fuel freezes and you will find yourself stranded on orbit without a slight chance of coming back.
      (Also use a heat shield under the command pot, its really useful)

    • @Archer957
      @Archer957 7 лет назад +7

      lol same here i just either end up sending them to deep space never to be seen again or end up crashing back down to earth

    • @ScepticGinger89
      @ScepticGinger89 7 лет назад +7

      scott manleys tutorial videos are really helpful (he made them with the early access version,though). thanks to him,i made it to the moon.

    • @CanyonF
      @CanyonF 7 лет назад +2

      I mean I hate to be that guy, but it only took me a few days to figure it out (not of continuous play though lol) just remember what you learned in middle school physics class lol. You really only need a basic understanding of orbital mechanics

  • @Davito2000
    @Davito2000 2 года назад +85

    "What's going on over here?"
    "Looks like they're building the Tower of Babel."
    "That's no tower... but it's got the same goal!"

  • @sbspace2434
    @sbspace2434 2 года назад +156

    Hi, just wanted to say that this was the first KSP vid, ur the reason I got in to the aerospace community and other space related things. I want to thank you soo much!!

  • @Jesse-zj1zb
    @Jesse-zj1zb 6 лет назад +6016

    "Elon Musk wants to know your location"

    • @sambpopashango
      @sambpopashango 6 лет назад +15

      Jesse yooooo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @sambpopashango
      @sambpopashango 6 лет назад +52

      NASA be like "This place is harmful gor you, please return for your safety."

    • @beastbum
      @beastbum 6 лет назад +10

      Shut up?

    • @Jesse-zj1zb
      @Jesse-zj1zb 6 лет назад +2

      beast oke

    • @Liam41235
      @Liam41235 6 лет назад +23

      me: ALLOW

  • @ThisIsSolution
    @ThisIsSolution 5 лет назад +3565

    *Flies to mars*
    Picks up a rock
    *flies back*

    • @LaytheLu
      @LaytheLu 5 лет назад +22

      ThisIsSolution 😂😂😂

    • @bestamerica
      @bestamerica 5 лет назад +23

      '
      hi T S...
      good idea...
      only american JPL / NASA with big rocket going to the mars and touch down the land...
      bring some mars sand / rock return to the earth in here only america

    • @hit8800
      @hit8800 5 лет назад +5

      Lol

    • @ikrar26
      @ikrar26 5 лет назад +41

      its just like.. go to paris. selfie with eiffel. going home. so its okay

    • @charlietripi
      @charlietripi 5 лет назад +10

      More like puts rock on Mars to reduce weight

  • @Chuck_vs._The_Comment_Section
    @Chuck_vs._The_Comment_Section Год назад +8

    The "Suicide Mission" theme at the beginning is just so wonderful, perfectly fitting and that in more than one way.

  • @RealEmerald
    @RealEmerald 2 года назад +21

    Fun Fact:
    This was the first time I ever saw KSP, so thanks for introducing me to this amazing game!

  • @THEJustinOfAllTime
    @THEJustinOfAllTime 8 лет назад +742

    I'm not sure what's more impressive. The ship or your computer. I mean you launched that thing without losing a single frame

    • @skifree0
      @skifree0 8 лет назад +121

      darklordschannel from the looks of it, I think he captured the footage at a enormously low framerate, and then sped it up in editing. flying that first stage must be a terrible feeling.

    • @THEJustinOfAllTime
      @THEJustinOfAllTime 8 лет назад +17

      still i like to think that there are computer's like that out there it give's me hope whenever i use my piece of SHIZA laptop that rocket would rash my computer in five seconds flat iamterence77

    • @relic4156
      @relic4156 8 лет назад +18

      darklordschannel The physics calculations in KSP uses only one of your CPU's cores. That's why even with a good computer, it's still going to struggle with really big rockets.

    • @THEJustinOfAllTime
      @THEJustinOfAllTime 8 лет назад +2

      relic
      Really still? i thought they might have changed that in the 1.00 release Hmm they need to change that now I'm no programer so i don't know how but they still need to change it.

    • @relic4156
      @relic4156 8 лет назад +5

      darklordschannel It's a feature of the Unity engine that powers KSP. Not an easy fix, but they are working on it, I've heard.

  • @aidanadkins5922
    @aidanadkins5922 5 лет назад +2185

    Your computer must've gotten hotter than the rocket engines.

    • @My_AviationChannel
      @My_AviationChannel 4 года назад +16

      Lmao ikr.

    • @My_AviationChannel
      @My_AviationChannel 4 года назад +4

      Joel Davies Wait what are you saying? You lost me there.

    • @My_AviationChannel
      @My_AviationChannel 4 года назад +2

      Joel Davies lol roger that 👊🏼👍🏼

    • @tigergamer4233
      @tigergamer4233 4 года назад +2

      Aidan Adkins nasa’s pc ;)

    • @dasausyman5954
      @dasausyman5954 4 года назад +5

      @@My_AviationChannel He said you need to add stickers and neon undercar lights. I dunnno I think he was drunk.

  • @malacshinobi
    @malacshinobi Год назад +6

    This was the video that got me into ksp, and now it’s my most played steam game, thank you.

  • @Clementine-vg4ld
    @Clementine-vg4ld 3 месяца назад +2

    i feel like this is the rocket a comic book supervillain would use to escape earth before blowing it up

  • @xXxMETALISFOREVERxXx
    @xXxMETALISFOREVERxXx 7 лет назад +517

    Somebody get NASA on the phone....

    • @AJZulu
      @AJZulu 7 лет назад +46

      We have a way to destroy the OZONE Right here! Free of charge.

    • @Rexy0522
      @Rexy0522 7 лет назад

      lol

    • @issedev9053
      @issedev9053 7 лет назад +10

      Because they totally got money for that big boy with 3 billion dollars yearly budget.

    • @cyclingcycles7953
      @cyclingcycles7953 6 лет назад

      300, Mr.Brown... 300!

    • @Puffalupagus360
      @Puffalupagus360 6 лет назад +7

      Cycling Cycles 18.4 billion but yea you were real close with that 300 billion

  • @joshuawensley7132
    @joshuawensley7132 8 лет назад +2718

    Haha, nice launch but you'll never get them back aga-
    Oh.

    • @Ali107
      @Ali107 8 лет назад +29

      lol

    • @santosgirii8777
      @santosgirii8777 7 лет назад +1

      ov
      k ne

    • @RobKohr
      @RobKohr 6 лет назад +162

      I thought the same thing. Well first I was like, look, they are going to crash land, then wow, nice landing, now they are stuck there, then, OH, well look at that!

    • @leslieviljoen
      @leslieviljoen 6 лет назад +18

      Couldn't believe my eyes!

    • @afterburn2600
      @afterburn2600 6 лет назад +8

      Over 1.5k up votes and no down votes. You, sir, won the Internet, right after Maccollo did.

  • @mahiv2256
    @mahiv2256 Год назад +4

    This video is 8 years old and I still love your rocket design

  • @jfidel3943
    @jfidel3943 Год назад +2

    Wow! I remember watching this back in 2014 and it randomly popped up on my recommended today! Still an AWESOME video!!!

  • @barricade8957
    @barricade8957 8 лет назад +351

    Scott Manley must be damn near weeping tears of hilarity at the sheer insanity of that. Two thumbs up.

    • @y2kcobrar
      @y2kcobrar 8 лет назад +67

      ***** That's...not Duna.

    • @FiNiTe_weeb
      @FiNiTe_weeb 8 лет назад +28

      ***** It's Mars m9.

    • @pipexhaust
      @pipexhaust 8 лет назад +23

      ***** this is RSS (real solar system), so Duna is now Mars, which is like 4x bigger then duna. same with kerbin and the earth.

    • @cleydifernandes5262
      @cleydifernandes5262 8 лет назад

      +FiNiTe
      LICQS

    • @FiNiTe_weeb
      @FiNiTe_weeb 8 лет назад

      Cleydi Fernandes Wut?

  • @oddluck4180
    @oddluck4180 5 лет назад +5024

    You built a skyscraper to bring 3 people to Mars. It would be impressive if the government wasn't bankrupt after this.

    • @TheGreenTaco999
      @TheGreenTaco999 5 лет назад +551

      Tricks on you the government already bankrupt

    • @Shadowboost
      @Shadowboost 5 лет назад +212

      With a 700 billion dollar annual budget, this would be easy to do

    • @SkvalaGaming
      @SkvalaGaming 5 лет назад +57

      Not people. Frogs

    • @assilbellaoui8305
      @assilbellaoui8305 5 лет назад +183

      Did u know that the US spend 600Billion dollar a year on the Military now imagine saving up for 10 years nd starting a project with 6 trillion dollars we would literally build a city that would fly to mars not just a skyscraper

    • @funeraltortoise
      @funeraltortoise 5 лет назад +2

      So ture

  • @nazo7723
    @nazo7723 Год назад +1

    This was the first ksp video I saw, thank you for introducing me into this amazing game :D

  • @ysm-ms7ov
    @ysm-ms7ov Год назад +6

    Going to Mars without Elon be like:

  • @scgaming68
    @scgaming68 5 лет назад +1745

    Image just sitting and being a kerbal at the space center and seeing all of those debris rain down upon you

    • @rickharper4533
      @rickharper4533 5 лет назад +22

      SCGaming it wouldve burnt up in the atmosphere due to its high altitude and speed

    • @jakubkrajewski7400
      @jakubkrajewski7400 5 лет назад +31

      @@rickharper4533 r/whoooooosh

    • @pug2858
      @pug2858 5 лет назад +6

      @@rickharper4533 r/wh005h

    • @heavysaber9431
      @heavysaber9431 5 лет назад +7

      Robert Lewandowski ThePug r/doublewhooooosh

    • @Jebu911
      @Jebu911 5 лет назад +18

      In the carreer mode you can actually fuck it up so your space center gets blasted to hell by all the falling debris.

  • @LinksSpaceProgram
    @LinksSpaceProgram 7 лет назад +929

    And 10000 Tons of Ducktape

    • @ericgolomb6469
      @ericgolomb6469 6 лет назад

      999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 tons of duck tape

    • @darrellbeets7758
      @darrellbeets7758 6 лет назад

      Hahahah exactly X D

    • @moky1125
      @moky1125 6 лет назад +2

      Duck tape is a brand. You mean Duct tape.

    • @chrisb401
      @chrisb401 6 лет назад

      Neko Inu The brand of duck tape is duct tape

    • @crazytownbros6936
      @crazytownbros6936 6 лет назад

      800th like boi

  • @RD1998fail
    @RD1998fail 2 года назад +19

    Это в игре выглядит невероятно сложно, а в реале это вообще какое-то безумие.

  • @leaningtower201
    @leaningtower201 Год назад +1

    I saved this on my favorites years ago and I don't regret revisiting this video
    The title is accurate, it is absolutely ludicrous

  • @rilloff9710
    @rilloff9710 6 лет назад +1838

    He build this gigantic rocket... did this hard launch to mars... destoroyed a small country with dropped boosters...
    "10 science earned"

  • @LukasFilms
    @LukasFilms 7 лет назад +1414

    now that is what I call fuel efficiency!

    • @haloborn6785
      @haloborn6785 7 лет назад +18

      lol

    • @Rexy0522
      @Rexy0522 7 лет назад +32

      *slow clap* yes, yes indeed! xD

    • @andregon4366
      @andregon4366 7 лет назад +12

      I call it a big ass ship.

    • @LiamKroes
      @LiamKroes 7 лет назад +7

      I hint some sarcasm...

    • @usmc55645
      @usmc55645 7 лет назад +2

      Andre Gon its not that much bigger the the rocket we took too the moon

  • @Warriorking.1963
    @Warriorking.1963 2 года назад +47

    "...and so, with just one launch, the Kerbal Space Agency blew the entire production run of rocket engines for the entire year!" 😁
    Very good video, and even if it isn't as young as it once was, it's enjoyment factor still holds up well.

  • @evoke2976
    @evoke2976 2 года назад

    this video has been on my recommendation since 2014, glad i finally watch it.

  • @danward1070
    @danward1070 5 лет назад +828

    It that was me I would have gotten to Mars and realised I never put a ladder on it.

    • @valorkaizen
      @valorkaizen 5 лет назад +13

      @Lazarbeamfan Code lazerbeam how do you even do that? oh wait I forgot the landing gear in that game looks really wejrd

    • @ADRIAN-zh4ti
      @ADRIAN-zh4ti 5 лет назад +15

      I forgot to deploy the fucking panels yesterday….i lost my ship in the wide space

    • @valorkaizen
      @valorkaizen 5 лет назад +7

      @@ADRIAN-zh4ti it really be like that sometimes

    • @jaybocantread8576
      @jaybocantread8576 4 года назад

      @Blake's space flight simulator yt I used to do that before I knew how they worked

  • @JordanBeagle
    @JordanBeagle 6 лет назад +1055

    The space enthusiasts of 1969 never would've imagined millions of people would be watching this accurate of a computer simulation of going to Mars, rather than just going there, haha

    • @willrope5839
      @willrope5839 6 лет назад +19

      JBeags Young people and their stupid screen thingies yikes !

    • @WJames-nq2df
      @WJames-nq2df 6 лет назад +19

      That's actually a very good point...

    • @yanghu3592
      @yanghu3592 6 лет назад +14

      Eon nothing is impossible. Mankind shouldn’t let reality limit its imagination. We need more space programs to push our civilization to the deep space.

    • @winged
      @winged 6 лет назад +9

      Eon you are completely wrong. RSS resizes stock planets to the real sizes so delta V requirements are very accurate. The most unrealistic things here are mass requirements for habitation and consumables. But there are mods to keep them real as well.
      With all of the realism mods you will end up with 2x the mass of this rocket on the launch pad. This is about 10 Saturn V launches.
      Obviously the rocket shown here would never be used, it would be divided into many smaller launches.

    • @winged
      @winged 6 лет назад +5

      This rocket wouldn't but two times heavier would be about right. Look at the NASA DRA 5.0 - the total planned launch mass was about 26000 metric tons ( 8 Ares V launches) - so that's two times heavier than the rocket shown here.

  • @fratercontenduntocculta8161
    @fratercontenduntocculta8161 Год назад +3

    Stuff like this is why I love having been born in the Information Age.

  • @shanewarren3823
    @shanewarren3823 2 года назад

    That was so incredibly satisfying to watch

  • @mortomusic8072
    @mortomusic8072 4 года назад +986

    Love how you come back to earth from mars in basically a podracer

    • @verifiedgentlemanbug
      @verifiedgentlemanbug 4 года назад +2

      😂😂😂😂🤣😂

    • @moreno4821
      @moreno4821 4 года назад +15

      @@PantherAusfD1944 You ever hear the tragedy of darth plagueis the wise?

    • @GitSumGaming
      @GitSumGaming 3 года назад

      Darth Vader with the Doom Slayer please never say that again

    • @johndoll4774
      @johndoll4774 3 года назад

      but what about the droid attack on the wookies.

    • @NightBeWheat
      @NightBeWheat 3 года назад +1

      @@PantherAusfD1944 Oh i thought you died on an exploding Space Station?
      I named a Vall colony Ship after you

  • @OmegaMusicYT
    @OmegaMusicYT 3 года назад +3485

    Elon Musk: Write that down, Write that dooown!

    • @kewl800i
      @kewl800i 3 года назад +39

      Put this vid on Elon's Twitter 😂

    • @John-cg7bn
      @John-cg7bn 3 года назад +122

      @@kewl800i Elon Musk: all the boosters will land as well.

    • @hornypolice7994
      @hornypolice7994 3 года назад +40

      I can’t tell whether this is his wet dream or worst nightmare

    • @philipphogerl140
      @philipphogerl140 3 года назад +10

      @@kewl800i dont, his megalomania would go to delusional levels

    • @polishcow7818
      @polishcow7818 3 года назад +4

      charles the french

  • @spaceflightphoenix7023
    @spaceflightphoenix7023 2 года назад +2

    pov: you finnally clicked this video after 69,420 years

  • @MarkProsXD
    @MarkProsXD 2 года назад +3

    This video made me install KSP, thanks)

  • @kerrybaldino8826
    @kerrybaldino8826 8 лет назад +138

    Mission to Mars Log:
    Day 1- Launched from earth and ignited atmosphere with a few hundred exploding thrusters.
    Day 2- We are all that is left.......

    • @AS_319
      @AS_319 6 лет назад +2

      Kerry Baldino hilarious

  • @SweeperCreations
    @SweeperCreations 8 лет назад +5473

    R.I.P. Nasa's wallet

    • @patthonsirilim5739
      @patthonsirilim5739 8 лет назад +207

      +CreeperSweeper more like the federal budget we all will eating biscuit and soup by the time this is implemented

    • @SweeperCreations
      @SweeperCreations 8 лет назад +12

      +Patthon Sirilim XD true, true.

    • @erik3003
      @erik3003 8 лет назад +148

      +Patthon Sirilim Just take some from the millitary budget...

    • @vysearcadia522
      @vysearcadia522 8 лет назад +86

      +Ben Dover Yeah just add a side-project for Space Lasers, ask for shitloads of money from military finances, use a fraction of that to buy all those boosters.
      Military is so rich, that building this thing is prolly chump change.

    • @SweeperCreations
      @SweeperCreations 8 лет назад +3

      Vyse Arcadia XD

  • @DobbyKnits
    @DobbyKnits 2 года назад +1

    I didn't realize how much that last set of boosters was going to make me laugh. Fabulous.

  • @uminaki
    @uminaki 2 года назад

    Bravo just thank you for the good one

  • @HyperFoxIII
    @HyperFoxIII 5 лет назад +2749

    Here's what i would do
    1. Fly to Mars
    2. Build a chocolate factory
    3. Sent the chocolate back to Earth
    4. Profit by selling legit Mar's Bars

  • @bobby2hands227
    @bobby2hands227 5 лет назад +565

    Surviving entering Kerbin's atmosphere at 14km per second.
    Damn those are some good heat shields.

    • @AdrianColley
      @AdrianColley 5 лет назад +29

      Suspiciously good.

    • @christopherpetit1718
      @christopherpetit1718 5 лет назад +27

      Apparently the Enterprise crashed on Kerbal and the space division secretly incorporated the Deflector Shields in the capsule, disguised as "heat shields"

    • @Markcool2011
      @Markcool2011 5 лет назад +10

      *earths atmosphere

    • @SCYN0
      @SCYN0 5 лет назад +3

      I think he cheated on that one ^^

    • @tct72
      @tct72 5 лет назад +21

      Likely did multiple aerobraking orbits before the capsule finally slowed enough. Just a guess though.

  • @Deqster
    @Deqster 2 года назад +3

    That would be a hell of a launch to see!

  • @RedNumber19
    @RedNumber19 8 месяцев назад

    It’s mega impressive you managed to land that chunky thing without it tipping

  • @TheMudDragon
    @TheMudDragon 6 лет назад +251

    This rocket most-likely propelled the whole universe behind instead.

    • @arie1899
      @arie1899 5 лет назад +12

      The earth changed his trayectory since that day

    • @Spudtron98
      @Spudtron98 9 месяцев назад

      Funnily enough, that's apparently how KSP works these days to avoid coordinate-based glitches destroying rockets in deep space. Rather than having the fixed coordinate be the sun, or Kerbin, they changed it so that the controlled ship is functionally the centre of the universe at all times. It fixed the bug, but in the process it introduced a new glitch that could _destroy the entire universe._

  • @excelsia4587
    @excelsia4587 3 года назад +785

    Nasa: "Weird flex but okay."

    • @alecboi777
      @alecboi777 3 года назад +16

      SpaceX in like 20 years: “EASY!”

    • @daviduprichard8343
      @daviduprichard8343 3 года назад +8

      Hes even flexing his pc XD

    • @jaypaint4855
      @jaypaint4855 3 года назад +7

      Apple: The bend is natural. If it works, it’s not broken.

    • @sulerwog703
      @sulerwog703 2 года назад +6

      Soviets: “It’s normal.”

    • @greentoby26
      @greentoby26 2 года назад +1

      SpaceX in like 20 years: giev money please

  • @vaderdudenator1
    @vaderdudenator1 2 года назад +1

    Short sweet and to the point.

  • @toby7366
    @toby7366 2 года назад

    Randomly recommended to me 5 years ago, now I’m on my own RSS/RO/RP-1 save.
    Thank you for introducing me into this game.

  • @louishenn3028
    @louishenn3028 7 лет назад +227

    challenge: land all the boosters on ocean barges

  • @utkarsharyan
    @utkarsharyan 4 года назад +5584

    To Those who are saying "i hope you realise that about 10 of the 15 kilotons of the rocket is sent crashing into earth
    ".
    It is a feature not a bug. It is a multi-purpose rocket. I can do a mars mission while simultaneously Carpet bombing Terrorists.
    It is just a tactic to get a little bit of the sweet sweet Military Money.

    • @kiwikiwi2483
      @kiwikiwi2483 3 года назад +164

      Essentially they're space rods at the right level

    • @davidsplooge14
      @davidsplooge14 3 года назад +42

      @@kiwikiwi2483 maga brain

    • @kiwikiwi2483
      @kiwikiwi2483 3 года назад +45

      david splooge1 Mega brain indeed

    • @ahmedaiman4687
      @ahmedaiman4687 3 года назад +136

      Why use weapons of mass destructions when you can simply drop in a empty fulesage of giant metal

    • @Roboshark1019
      @Roboshark1019 3 года назад +11

      Those dam NASA employees they are terrorist too better drop some on the mission control

  • @urszulabrzostek6272
    @urszulabrzostek6272 Год назад

    You taken Blitz's Word "When in doubt... ADD MORE THRUSTERS" to the heart i see

  • @tvre0
    @tvre0 Год назад

    Classic video. I think this was my first exposure to KSP. Then, I found out about the game again like two years later and got it.

  • @fibergran9
    @fibergran9 9 лет назад +386

    and I can't fucking reach the Mun without crashing

    • @fibergran9
      @fibergran9 9 лет назад +6

      The problem is that I never have enough fuel to go back to Kerbin x)
      I only did it one time, was nice :D

    • @fibergran9
      @fibergran9 9 лет назад +2

      Thanks! I will try :D
      " As you go down, do not try to go as slow as possible until you're Very close to the surface, otherwise you will waste fuel."
      This is what I was doing wrong xD
      Greetings!

    • @strikeout1991
      @strikeout1991 9 лет назад

      *****
      If you do it right (and your payload isn't too heavy) you can make your orbit stage also be the escape, capture and even partly the landing stage.

    • @TheMiniMadCat
      @TheMiniMadCat 9 лет назад +4

      ***** Really nicely done. Best written explanation for that whole kaboodle I've read before. I'll admit that in 1.02 I've only made 2 successful returns from the Mun, non of which actually completed the missions they set out to do in their entirety. I believe attempting a rescue from orbit of the mun, a rescue from the surface and landing two tourists on the surface and get all 4 back home again in a single launch is a bit much so early in career mode. Just don't have the parts I need! :'(

    • @KewlCrayon
      @KewlCrayon 9 лет назад

      jaumem9
      Keep your rockets light and simple.
      Most people overkill their rockets and they're too heavy and waste too much fuel.
      Remember a trip to the Mun is mostly in a vacuum you do not need the biggest most powerful rockets.
      One long small fuel tank and the small liquid engine is enough to travel back from the mun. If you can break orbit with this stage plus a little left over in the previous stage, you'll have enough, considering you're on a straight shot to the mun and wont have to create several maneuvers to reach the muns gravity well. Wait for the time of day to have you lined up with the mun, so when you break kerbal orbit, you're basically headed straight for the muns gravity well. Let the mun pull you in, and try to skim onto the surface. OR you can try a suicide straight into it, but this wastes alot of fuel.

  • @Xnerdz1
    @Xnerdz1 7 лет назад +369

    Orbital refueling? Nah man! Just strap more boosters! :D

    • @TheLesserWeevil
      @TheLesserWeevil 6 лет назад +27

      Who hurt you Kombi?

    • @zeiccia
      @zeiccia 6 лет назад +12

      +Dim Sim TV *_Probably he got bullied at school for playing Barbie games.._*

  • @ASB117
    @ASB117 2 года назад

    I LOVE the choice in music!

  • @YY-vy4qu
    @YY-vy4qu 4 месяца назад

    After watching this video, I was intrigued and bought KSP. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to learn about this wonderful game.

  • @AfroMan187
    @AfroMan187 6 лет назад +2022

    Holy shit, you actually brought them back???

    • @brennanruiz1803
      @brennanruiz1803 5 лет назад +116

      Rico Suave Right? Who even does that? If you want science from them, just stick a transmitter onboard.

    • @mach2makoto
      @mach2makoto 5 лет назад +69

      Yah that was a pretty big twist

    • @everyone5724
      @everyone5724 5 лет назад +85

      They wanted a challenge. Dude was prolly like "hold my beer"

    • @Jebu911
      @Jebu911 5 лет назад +59

      Brennan Ruiz I always thought it was way cooler to actually get them back. Too bad my Jebediah and Bob are trapped on the mun.

    • @Monitice
      @Monitice 5 лет назад +27

      Could always attempt a rescue mission

  • @canbbananba4451
    @canbbananba4451 2 года назад +3

    IK this is old af, but i just found this channel because yt randomly recommended me KSP when I haven't watched it in a long time. But this vid and the music I heard just before the thrusters engaged gave me real "Aperture Science" vibes and "Rockets. Enough for science. Not enough for Aperture Science" vibes too. This would literally be perfect for Aperture Science to do. It just has them written all over it.

  • @monsterrigs8104
    @monsterrigs8104 2 года назад

    Dude you are awesome, that really is not easy

  • @eriksmit18
    @eriksmit18 7 лет назад +1112

    i hope you realise that about 10 of the 15 kilotons of the rocket is sent crashing into earth

  • @BzBlade
    @BzBlade 6 лет назад +773

    No one says anything about how carefully timed the music was to the video

    • @stevendijorio2624
      @stevendijorio2624 6 лет назад +4

      IKR

    • @billete37
      @billete37 6 лет назад +12

      That's how well it was done

    • @ericbridge8419
      @ericbridge8419 6 лет назад +10

      BzRazor I think that the video was timed to the music, not the music to the video. But its ducking amazing job anyway. Loveit

    • @FusRoDah2
      @FusRoDah2 6 лет назад +5

      It's simply glorious...

    • @ericbridge8419
      @ericbridge8419 6 лет назад +1

      TimiK Nice1 Tymic hahahaha. Omg youre so smart xD

  • @B52fan01
    @B52fan01 Год назад +1

    The first KSP video I ever watched

  • @joakimberg7897
    @joakimberg7897 2 года назад

    Beautifully done

  • @chrise7180
    @chrise7180 7 лет назад +185

    Rip Ozone layer. it was nice knowing you

    • @JohnnySins-tk5rl
      @JohnnySins-tk5rl 7 лет назад +18

      Ozone layer is more affected by aerosols than fuel emissions, it's greenhouse effect that the carbon burning gives us.

    • @Fresh_Biscuits
      @Fresh_Biscuits 7 лет назад +5

      you should check out
      what is emitted from rocket fuel... because im almost positive its not CFCs and mustard gas or whatever lol.

    • @holyspacekraken1733
      @holyspacekraken1733 7 лет назад +5

      Ya, if anything it probably just left a small ozone hole above the ksc, which would probably be of benefit to the kerbals, free tans for everyone!

    • @captainflamflam4220
      @captainflamflam4220 7 лет назад

      Holyspacekraken 1 Yay! :p

    • @andregon4366
      @andregon4366 7 лет назад +4

      Isn't rocket fuel made of hydrogen?
      If so the CO2 emissions would be 0 since when hydrogen burns the only emission is H2O.

  • @at-90ree13
    @at-90ree13 4 года назад +796

    In the words of Boris: "we need MORE ENGINES!"

  • @lo_zephyr_6427
    @lo_zephyr_6427 2 года назад +3

    I'm playing ksp for the first time now, started with Science Mode, and I can confirm, decouplers are a friggin game changer.

  • @oravapelaa8947
    @oravapelaa8947 7 месяцев назад +2

    This is even better than something real space flight happenig

  • @ethanoltena8881
    @ethanoltena8881 3 года назад +269

    When you search up the word “overkill” in the dictionary this is what shows up.

    • @circle7113
      @circle7113 3 года назад +8

      Honestly they could've just put in the word this seems a little ...
      Overkill

    • @kristupas_6955
      @kristupas_6955 3 года назад +8

      This is RSS, so this is actually barely enough for a non apollo style landing with a direct transfer to Mars

    • @tech_of_steel20official
      @tech_of_steel20official 2 года назад

      This rocket is worthy of MEGA Desk

  • @doctor_decay2296
    @doctor_decay2296 6 лет назад +2978

    NASA take notes

    • @jajaren
      @jajaren 6 лет назад +4

      Zombieman34
      K

    • @dl950
      @dl950 6 лет назад +45

      Too much can go wrong and too expensive for a single flight to justify to the large portion of the American public that don’t give a shit about space or mars...

    • @spaceautarch578
      @spaceautarch578 6 лет назад +10

      I think USA preparing for war on 2018.

    • @KimJongFunny
      @KimJongFunny 6 лет назад +15

      USA is still Preparing for War in 1944, if you look on Discovery...

    • @alexdurst5745
      @alexdurst5745 6 лет назад +3

      +Legatus1982 says Kim jung un

  • @mrmaverick007
    @mrmaverick007 10 месяцев назад

    This is the first ksp video I have evee saw. Still to this day a great one

  • @Widderic
    @Widderic 4 месяца назад

    The first best KSP video.

  • @Storm_x
    @Storm_x 5 лет назад +2302

    Russians on Mars*
    US Government: How much funding do you want?
    NASA: yes

    • @bestamerica
      @bestamerica 5 лет назад +15

      '
      hi G B...
      only alone american can going to the mars...
      dont depend on ussr russia...
      dont need ussr russia with america...
      only alone ussr russia can going to the venus

    • @ursoj1235
      @ursoj1235 5 лет назад +59

      @@bestamerica wtf

    • @daspotato895
      @daspotato895 5 лет назад +62

      @@bestamerica Speech 100, also the USSR Committed oof in 1991... Sorry pal :/

    • @ChristianStout
      @ChristianStout 5 лет назад +18

      That's pretty much what happened with the Apollo program. Beating the Soviets to the Moon was one criterion for victory in the Cold War, so at the height of the program in 1968, up to 5% of the federal government's entire revenue was being funneled into the Apollo program.

    • @senioravocado1864
      @senioravocado1864 5 лет назад

      Lol

  • @CanadianAviation12
    @CanadianAviation12 4 года назад +878

    This Is like The Soviet N1 Rocket But On Steroids

    • @ethanl.9725
      @ethanl.9725 4 года назад +5

      Yeah, sounds 'boat right

    • @CanadianAviation12
      @CanadianAviation12 4 года назад

      robert227 etan772 haha Thanks Bud

    • @abdulazees1996
      @abdulazees1996 4 года назад

      Hahaha

    • @shermanfirefly8635
      @shermanfirefly8635 4 года назад

      @@ethanl.9725 у нас (нет это не прикол) в ссср были лучшие космонавты! А вы ментосы даже на луне не были ахахахахахахахахвхахахахахаххахааххаха

    • @ethanl.9725
      @ethanl.9725 4 года назад

      @@shermanfirefly8635 Thank you, right you see it too, thanks for agreeing

  • @pifibbi
    @pifibbi 2 года назад

    That 7 minutes of terror music is a nice touch!

  • @dannypipewrench533
    @dannypipewrench533 Год назад

    Terrific.
    Just wonderful.

  • @stc2828
    @stc2828 7 лет назад +639

    How many cities will these boosters destroy XD

    • @HaloFanRedvsBLue12
      @HaloFanRedvsBLue12 7 лет назад +233

      As many as it takes to get that 12 science.

    • @LeviForWaifu
      @LeviForWaifu 7 лет назад

      STC This is why space flights are done out of Florida. East to west so free energy from earth's rotation, and all the shit falls In the ocean.
      this is why Europe has such a problem with their rockets. no place over ocean to do E-W, they send it to South America or Africa.

    • @henriksundqvist5089
      @henriksundqvist5089 6 лет назад +5

      zimtower
      But if the rockets are rigged whit explosives, they would explode right after they have launched the rocket!

    • @killedbyslingshot1
      @killedbyslingshot1 6 лет назад +3

      Zim tower you would be correct NASA has Done that once when challenger exploded the booster rockets were still going so they remotely detonate them

    • @MrMazda-yw1cr
      @MrMazda-yw1cr 6 лет назад

      STC none when they’ll fall in the ocean lol 😝

  • @tlonigamer421
    @tlonigamer421 4 года назад +411

    "Hey are you sure we need this much fuel"
    "Yeah"
    "Aight take as much as you can"
    *takes one rock*
    *_"GOD DAMMIT"_*

  • @mikeschmidt4800
    @mikeschmidt4800 2 года назад

    I spoke about KSP to my son the other day. Now this is in my feed.

  • @carrcohol
    @carrcohol 22 дня назад

    It's... it's so beautiful!

  • @leobragaurbe
    @leobragaurbe 3 года назад +427

    How many stages do you want?
    maccollo: YES

    • @user-kv5kl7xb6e
      @user-kv5kl7xb6e 3 года назад

      10😂

    • @behradsharifi7204
      @behradsharifi7204 2 года назад

      10{100000}^^10^10

    • @nexusprodigal1028
      @nexusprodigal1028 2 года назад

      N1: um…

    • @leobragaurbe
      @leobragaurbe 2 года назад +1

      @@nexusprodigal1028 oh the soviet moon rocket

    • @hlcepeda
      @hlcepeda 2 года назад

      It's been a great while, but I recall that multiple staging limit (vertical stacking) is 7; and side-by-side (strap-on) "limit" is ♾️

  • @Jabroney
    @Jabroney 6 лет назад +171

    this has more views than a lot of actual space ship launch videos lol

  • @diepreuischekriegsmarine8103
    @diepreuischekriegsmarine8103 Год назад

    RUclips recommended this to me the third time now and I watch it.

  • @santiagovidal4497
    @santiagovidal4497 2 года назад

    Legendary video.

  • @Mega-tl6bx
    @Mega-tl6bx 7 лет назад +464

    Who else feels FUCKING EPIC when they first hear the engines fire

    • @awanderingsamoyed4140
      @awanderingsamoyed4140 7 лет назад +10

      MEEE BECAUSE IT IS!!!!! :-D

    • @awrongusername
      @awrongusername 7 лет назад +18

      Hear*

    • @Mega-tl6bx
      @Mega-tl6bx 7 лет назад +4

      Naim Verboom Shit. I need to fix that

    • @Halfa_M
      @Halfa_M 7 лет назад +2

      Naim Verboom Heard.*

    • @craseder
      @craseder 6 лет назад +3

      For me it's when the first stage SRBs detach. Such beauty. Such Symmetry

  • @bilhelm000
    @bilhelm000 6 лет назад +81

    3012th stage separation is a success!

  • @potterj09
    @potterj09 2 года назад

    Brilliant video. Good thing it wasn't in real time I gotta goto work monday morning lol

  • @akura5649
    @akura5649 2 года назад +1

    Поздравляю!! отличный полёт!

  • @jordandunnebier7116
    @jordandunnebier7116 6 лет назад +770

    I think he didn't put enough boosters

    • @bigsnugga
      @bigsnugga 6 лет назад +1

      Yea Boyy lol

    • @AfroMan187
      @AfroMan187 6 лет назад +57

      Booster phase 1, detaching...
      Booster phase 2, detaching...
      Booster Phase 3, detaching...
      *ONE HOUR LATER*
      Booster Phase 36, detaching...

    • @gagida1829
      @gagida1829 6 лет назад +1

      +Rico Suave XD

    • @sethflegal6178
      @sethflegal6178 6 лет назад +5

      same. he needs about fivehundred more stages
      must get to pluto and back in 5 minutes

    • @AdityasinghBais08
      @AdityasinghBais08 6 лет назад +2

      FoxGhost23 even at light speed, it would take around 22 mins for a rondevous around mars. So forget pluto reaching in 5 mins.

  • @mr.meloetta1939
    @mr.meloetta1939 5 лет назад +165

    The sound of over 14000 tons of rocket boosters firing up at the same time is music to my ears.

  • @friedrichfermi6559
    @friedrichfermi6559 2 года назад

    wow that's awesome! congrats you.

  • @kartikeypatel7426
    @kartikeypatel7426 Год назад

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