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  • And came back...

  • So far one man has made it to the mun.

  • I've just watched the entire series in a day (including the tutorial episodes) and I want to thank you and all those brave Kerbals who gave their lives for my entertainment!

  • You have the best laugh ever!

  • You cool bastard you land with dobble speed. How cool is that afterthat really great mission?

  • Holy crap, what a ride! I watched your entire Kerbal series in about 3 days, and at that final touchdown I literally cheered! :D

    Great work man, I really enjoy your videos.

  • More :)

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  • OMG you fraeking made it yhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa­aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa­aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa­aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

    

  • make a UFO it will be =D

  • um hello? may I suggest a challenge? i would like you to build something... universal. something that would get you anywhere regardless of what they add (Kerbars/Mars, Kerbus/Venus... etc.). something that just need things added. a good design that would last for forever.

  • Kerbals lost: 69

  • Are you sure you dont edit fitting music in? It's far to perfect for the atmosphere at any time.

  • WOOT! Heart in mouth stuff there as that Mun orbit looked like it might spin you out in to deep space but nope, captured my Kerbin once leaving Mun's sphere of influence. You got 'em back, right on target, all safe and sound - Good show that man!

  • 2:48 - What happened was you got too far away from the Mun and left its sphere of influence again, so the game recalculated your orbit to be centered on Kerbin.

    The game isn't complex enough to do three-body orbital calculations. Every object has a gravitational sphere of influence, and when you cross a SOI boundary, your orbit is recalculated using your current movement vector, but recentered around the dominant attractor.

  • Awesome, great job Matt :D

  • Congrats! Can't wait to see the next Let's Play.

  • you realize you were at 2x time speed when you landed, and thats why the controls were too touchy...

  • @oForce21o Actually, no, I hadn't realized that until I read your comment, so went back and took another look. You're right! Doh! LOL

  • Congrats on the amazing mun landing and return. A successful mun landing is something I haven't done yet (the closest I've gotten is pancaking a lunar capsule on the surface). Extra props for using a space plane and the picture perfect landing!

  • Congrats White Owl! Im glad to hear you say that this LF isn't done. I loved this video series, and will continue to love it till the very end. I was more than a bit nervous during touchdown. And during the de-orbit burn.... and every other part of the vid. Great video man. Congrats on the first Mun landing. I'm hoping to join the ranks of Lunar Explorers very soon. :)

  • Congrats and i look forward to your next lp.

  • Congratulations! :P That was impressive

  • I'm sad you landed. Then I would get MOAR episodes :c No, joking. Congratz on your landing! :3

  • What a suspenseful episode. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, until the final touchdown, when I let out a heavy sigh of relief. Congratulations on an a perfect mission.

  • Congratulations on the full return flight!

  • I love that look on Bob, Jeb, and Bill's faces of just stunned disbelief that they landed semi-safely. I can imagine you feeling the same way.

  • Very appropriate music for the triumphant return of Kerpollo 13.

  • "Kerbals lost"?? You didn't lose them !!

  • @Henoik He was accounting for everything thats why he showed landings, kerbols lost and the other one he wasn't saying he lost more kerbals.

  • @DominicBroadbent I understood that, it was just sarcasm, you know.

  • @Henoik That doesn't look like sarcasm. It looks like you misunderstood, my bad i guess.

  • @DominicBroadbent Sarcams isn't well understood over the web unless you hear my voice xD

  • I was really applauding in real :D

  • I have a challenge for you! Simulate Apollo 13 Mission - You are going to Mun, but you never reach it because some problems with the "shell". You have to use Mun as a slingshot, then return to Kerbin. You have very limited fuel an electricity (RCS uses electricity) at the way home

  • @Henoik Oh, SAS uses a lot of electricity too.

  • @Henoik And you need to decend with very little speed as the warming shields MAY be damaged!

  • @ 2:50 , you came more away from Mun, making you able to get in Kerbin's gravity, as Kerbin's gravity is greater than Mun's.

  • You should really try out SSS (Space Ship Simulator), the most realistic space sim ever... I don't remember if it is free or payware..

  • I don't think you should say "The Mun" since it's a name! Not like the moon, which is a word. Mun is a moon!

  • @Henoik Actually, The Moon is just a name for the natural satellite orbiting Earth - just like The Mun is a name for the natural satellite orbiting Kerbin.

  • @Nooblet68 If you say The Moon, yes, but you can make it a word, like "Moon - moons - that moon - the moon" etc...

  • great LP, thanks.

    you should try orbiter 2010 if you like this stuff, its free and awesome

  • Nice job :).

  • What happened?? U passed through a Lagrangian point!!!! :D

    a Lagrangian point is a place in space between two gravitation bodies, where the opposing forces from the two bodies cancel each other out, creating a type of zero gravity.

    As u only Passed through it, the Space Craft did not become suspended, instead the orbit around the Mun became weaker then the orbit around Kerbin, so your orbit path changed. :)

  • @roorory P.S. I do not know if Kerbal Space Program would allow you to stop the craft in the Lagrangian point. Although i hope it is implemented into the game at a later point.... it would be the perfect place to build a space station.. it would never set behind the Mun!!

  • @roorory P.S.S. there is also a Lagrangian point on the other sides of both the (in real life) the Moon and Earth, and also to the left and right of the axis of symmetry between the Moon n Earth....... sooo.. 5 Lagrangian points in total between 2 bodies.

  • congrats! now back to Dover?:)

  • YEEEEAAAAAAAH

    *popping bottle of champagne*

  • Congratulations! Awesome job!

  • Wait for updates of this game and than make video :)

  • wow great mission ^^ everything happend like i have forseen it :D

  • Excellent! I didn't believe you were going to pull that landing off, and it's nice to be proven wrong. Also, the music that kicked in during final approach? That was a very nice touch. Well chosen, well timed. Loved the whole thing. I have a suggestion for your next challenge. Another Mun mission, but instead of launching vertically from the pad, it has to take off horizontally, and instead of landing on the Mun, it deploys a satellite in close orbit, then returns to KSC. Regardless, well done!

  • Congratulations!

  • Awesome stuff man. I am glad I ran into your channel.

  • You now owe me two sodas.  Grats on the successful trip!

  • That was beautiful all of it I loved it Thx.

  • AMAZING. Thanks for making this series with KSP :)

  • (Claps Enthusiastically) Wow dude, I have been watching this since you started with the Grunt experiments, and after all the setbacks, finally a touchdown! Congrats!

  • That was legendary! :D

    Awesome job! I really liked watching this series. Looking forward to your next Let's Play videos :)

    The best moments was the "what the hell just happend" moments in this video and the previous one. Made me laugh hard :)

  • Congratulations! One thing you could have done when you got into your second moon orbit was wait until the moon had orbited more, which would have brought your apoapsis right next to the planet. Beautifully done on the whole though. What other projects do you have planned?

  • And thank you for providing one of my favorite series to watch :D.

  • Thanks to you for this amazingly entertaining series !

  • Hey White Owl, with the new engines in C7, I've come up with some new rules for if you ever do some other project with C7.

    The small 100 thrust one and the one turbofan with gimbal can only operate below 15,000, while the old standard and the new one with gimbal still operate at 30,000, but can only operate above 350 m/s or supersonic speed, or at least at full thrust, maybe 1/3 below that speed. And the Aerospike can operate at 1/6 thrust in space.

  • Slingshot out next time and let kerbin take you back.

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