KSP: Single Launch DRES CANYON Base! 

Matt Lowne IM THE FIRST

NOTICE ME PLeasE

Hey why doesn't this show up in your videos

Matt Lowne Great job Matt! I love the design of the bace! Can’t wait for the next bace!

I have a question. This is not an advertis but there is a German RU-vidr named Mr.Flagg and he build a really interesting "Rover", and hear comes my question. Would you like this? When yes, would you build this a lot more craiser and funnier, because you and him as the same amount of crazy funny style :)

Who would be one to assume? In all of the infinite possibilities, there is logically at least one possibility wherein a type of spacecraft resembles a giant shower head. I defy you to disagree.

Fear not! Did you see the service bay? Contained therein you will find your hydroponics

They do not give phonics lessons to fish. Sorry!

TheSpeedCuber great!

Yes!

saving and time warp would cause rapid unplanned disassembly every time reliably

@@manitoba-op4jx I like this SpaceX reference

The only one that can physically pull that off is 2012 Scott manley

Oh nice! I recently landed an SSTO on Minmus!

HOLY SHIT DRES HAS AN ATMOSPHERE MATT SHOULD HAVE JUST DONE AN UNPOWERED LANDING

It has very little gravity so the gravity is lifting the flag up

The125er “gravity lifts” the true kerbal way

The fabric could have shifted while the flag was being planted. In an environment with little to no atmosphere, if the flag was shifted even slightly, it wouldn't stop waving because there is nothing to stop it.

Solar winds

You’ll learn eventually. I remember, when I couldn’t even crash land on the Mun because I never hit it. Now I nuke-engine my way across the system. And yes, I often visit Dres. Dresteroids = Tons of Ore = Lots of Nukafuel for a small energy investment (and a bit of intercept planning). Dres exists for a reason. It is our gas station, and the outer planets lie beyond it. Gas stations may be boring and uninteresting, but we all use them IRL. Now show Dres some respect, and refuel your fuel tanks.

Same here

Acon Sentil I tried using parachutes there. I was dumb then. Now, I can land an SSTO on Minmus. I've evolved.

Lance Stinson If anything goes beyond the mun for me, I use robotic rovers. Otherwise I only take Kerbals to Kerbin orbit or the Mun.

Commander Shepard Nice. I like to test my might in SSTOs. The farthest I've gotten was Duna Escape due to a faulty aerobrake maneuver.

Please show yourself out :d

If Stratzenblitz did bases, this is what he would build

Who needs bases when you have an electric powered football stadium-sized quadcopter orbital trebuchet lol

Need this!

Lol

I always use autostrut and never had any kraken problems so idk what all the fuss is about

wow

Miguel Viola yay!

If, for any reason, you recommend I do NOT go inside the canyons (e.g. no chance of exit, ore concentration below 3%, far too hazardous for rovers/landers/crewmembers, frequent Kraken hangout), at least give me the coordinates so I can put a "DO NOT VENTURE HERE" waypoint - like I did the Mohole.

Joel McBride it is

English can be like that.

Delta V is not the only thing that is important. On a normal rocket, you burn ~500 m/s just by ascending to 2 km. However, you don't need to worry about that at all when you can't lift the rocket at all. They are probably there just to provide extra TWR. tl;dr They're there for TWR

thanks

But he doesn't have a stalwart ghoul manservant Argyle (as far as I know)

All stock camera angles, though in stuff like "expedition eve" I use the mod "camera tools" (part of BDarmory)

Most are to Duna lol, good on you though.

Impossible

I'm not sadly, I was in Newquay on remembrance day

ah well. he did look very like you though

I don't want to ruin it for you but Kerbin catches Asteroids quite often.

No, its the other way around! KSP Kraken transformed into an SE Clang

(Disclaimer: I'm pretty sure that the information this comment holds is correct, but not 100% sure, i probably made mistakes in this comment) By using maneuver nodes/Set target. If you don't know what maneuver nodes are, they're a thing you can put a place in your orbit and shows what would happen if you did a burn there in one direction for an amount of time. You make a maneuver node by left-clicking on the place in your orbit you want to create the node, and pressing "Add Maneuver" If you left-click on an object, you will see a "Set as Target" button. Upon pressing this, the target's orbit will turn yellow and you see some yellow "AN" and "DN" markers, as well as maybe some orange and purple markers, depending on your orbit's size. The "AN" and "DN" show where you and your target's orbital plane crosses. If you have your cursor on them, they will show you and your target's relative inclination. If you want to hit/orbit a planet or moon you've selected as target, this number should be zero. These markers also mark the most efficient place to change inclination relative to the target Those orange/purple markers mark the closest approach between the orbits, if your orbit has below a point where it's above and a point it's below the target's orbit. And yes, those things work with maneuver nodes. For more information, check out the tutorials or the manual.