What are Jools moons?

It has five moons, named Laythe, Tylo, Vall, Bop, and Pol. Tylo is the largest moon. Jool can also be said to resemble Neptune in the fact that Eeloo (Pluto) crosses its orbit.

How fast does kerbin spin KSP?

174.94 m/s

Is minimus tidally locked?

Minmus is no longer tidally locked to Kerbin.

Does JOOL have a surface?

Jool has no solid surface to land on; descending spacecraft will explode when they reach the altitude of -250 m.

What is Kraken KSP?

Warp Kraken is a bug that attacks Kerbals exiting spacecraft that have just come out of a high time warp. Upon contact with the surface, the bug causes the kerbal to be shot out of the solar system at an insane velocity (possibly exceeding the speed of light) while destroying all spacecraft in the vicinity.

How much orbit is Delta V kerbin?

Reaching a stable orbit around Kerbin is one of the first milestones the player achieves in the game. Achieving such an orbit with a fuel-optimal ascent requires a delta-V of roughly 4500 m/s, the second largest of all celestial bodies with a solid surface after Eve.

What is deltav KSP?

“Delta V” is the change in velocity capable of your spacecraft. This is one of the most useful stats on a craft you could possibly have, because it essentially tells you how far your craft can go, given the amount of fuel it has.

What is Kerbal Space Program?

Kerbal Space Program defines around each celestial body of the Kerbol System a spherical area in which this celestial body is the only body whose attraction has any influence on objects in flight. The trajectory is thus almost completely predictable.

What is the difference between probes and satellites?

Probes and Satellites are two different things. This tutorial intends to help you understand what they are, what they do, and how you can build one in Kerbal Space Program. A probe is an unmanned spacecraft that travels through space to collect science information, sent back for scientists to study.

What are the two satellites of Kerbin?

In-game, the Mun and Minmus are the two satellites of Kerbin. An artificial satellite is a man-made craft orbiting a celestial body. The adjective is dropped when it is clear what type of satellite is mentioned.

How to get to the inner planets from Kerbin?

Here’s a trick: If you want to go farther from Kerbin, put your maneuver node about ~45 degrees past sundown. To go to the inner planets (Eve, Moho), put your maneuver node about ~45 degrees past sunrise. Pull the prograde vector in your maneuver until the dotted yellow line crosses the orbit of your target planet (you might have to zoom out).