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Marmilo

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Lorus Hupercal said:
That's how it should be. Solar Panels are usually made on a fibre that is not very resistant to impacts, and it shoudn't be.
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I know, the funny thing is the contrast between 1.4 durability and 1.5 durability of solar panels.
 
Blazer Ayanami

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Marmilo said:
I know, the funny thing is the contrast between 1.4 durability and 1.5 durability of solar panels.
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1.4 Solar Panels made of Vibranium, Stalinium, whatever, Lol. I remember them.

I remember when I first disvovered Solar Panels were not invencible in 1.5... I launched a shuttle whose ET was supposed to land on Solar Panels... And of course it exploded... So, I stood there looking at all those flames and said: "Solar Panles aren't invencible anymore??? COOOOOOOOLLL!!!"
 
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Lorus Hupercal said:
1.4 Solar Panels made of Vibranium, Stalinium, whatever, Lol. I remember them.

I remember when I first disvovered Solar Panels were not invencible in 1.5... I launched a shuttle whose ET was supposed to land on Solar Panels... And of course it exploded... So, I stood there looking at all those flames and said: "Solar Panles aren't invencible anymore??? COOOOOOOOLLL!!!"
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Lol, testing part durability was one of the first things I did after updating.
What actually is stalinium?
 
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Lorus Hupercal said:
That's how it should be. Solar Panels are usually made on a fibre that is not very resistant to impacts, and it shoudn't be.
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Exactly, one of the ISS solar panels literally tore a hole in itself while it was being unfolded. That’s how fragile the actually are.
 
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Joeanian Space Program said:
GCSEs are exams I'm doing them in 2021 I'm in year 11 which is like the last year before college what's that like in Cuba?
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Maybe If you tell me what GCSE stands for I might have a better idea, but if I got it correctly I think you meant the exams before University?

Well, there are 3 exams: Maths, Spanish and History (of Cuba). You have to pass all three of them with the best possible grades to enter college.
 
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Lorus Hupercal said:
Maybe If you tell me what GCSE stands for I might have a better idea, but if I got it correctly I think you meant the exams before University?

Well, there are 3 exams: Maths, Spanish and History (of Cuba). You have to pass all three of them with the best possible grades to enter college.
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The General Certificate of Secondary Education is an academic qualification in a particular subject, taken in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. State schools in Scotland use the Scottish Qualifications Certificate instead. Private schools in Scotland may choose to use an alternative qualification.
 
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Marmilo said:
What actually is stalinium?
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It's a joke material originating from the bullshit fanboying of the USSR that is prevailing online right now. Stalinium usually has super invincible properties, weighs almost nothing and is made from superheated and compressed hard currency taken from the oppressors and capitalists and beaten into shape using the hammers of the misguided labour class workers.

Essentially it's the communist version of vibranium and is usually found used as armour on several wargaming titles protecting the over-powered tanks and warships found there.
 
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Just casually accelerating to 13,000 m/s within the course of one frame.
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Woah... dude those astronauts are now toothpaste... very thinly spread toothpaste... Like one atom thick!
 
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TtTOtW said:
Woah... dude those astronauts are now toothpaste... very thinly spread toothpaste... Like one atom thick!
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Good thing Proton doesn’t launch people.

It’s a really strange bug where I deploy the fairings on the first stage, and it just launches the whole craft. It happens basically every time if I’m not careful. And, the screenshots above aren’t even the fastest it’s gone. Had it launch out of Earth’s SOI recently. She was out of the atmosphere in like three seconds.
 
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You angered the gods because your building skills are better than theirs.
 
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Earl said:
If you had a .bp saved that had ion in it, you can still use them.
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The thrust is the same as it was in 1.4 (I think) but here's the catch: they don't need any electricity! That basically means they are even more efficient than before!
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Why I can’t think of building this satellite? It is perfect for manovering
 
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This is probably only news to me. Much like rotating a stretched ship normalises it. If your transferring a lot of fuel time warping speeds the process accordingly. I just found this out. Lol
 
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