How long is a Eve day KSP?

11.25 hours
Orbital statistics For a semi-synchronous orbit of ½ an Eve day (11.25 hours or 40500 seconds) an orbit of 6247.50 km above Eve is needed with a velocity of 1084.53 m/s.

How much DV do you get off Eve?

It requires about 7000 m/s of vacuum delta-v to get into orbit from sea level. Eve Is 700 km In Diameter, Making It 100 km larger than Kerbin & The Largest Terrestrial Planet In The Kerbol System.

What is the smallest moon in KSP?

Gilly

Gilly
Gilly as seen from orbit.
Moon of Eve
Orbital Characteristics
Semi-major axis	31 500 000 m [Note 1]

What is the biggest moon in KSP?

Tylo
Tylo is the largest moon of Jool and the Kerbol System, and the largest celestial body without an atmosphere.

How long is a kerbin year?

A Kerbin day lasts 6 hours and during one orbit around Kerbol, Kerbin rotates about its axis over 426 times, thus a Kerbin year is about 426 days and 32 minutes long.

What is the hardest planet to land on KSP?

Moho is the hardest. Eeloo and Dres are kinda easy.

How do I return from kerbin to Eve?

There are basically three ways to return to kerbin: get thrown into an orbit higher than Kerbin and weight for Kerbin to catch up or orbit the sun twice (or more) to utilize orbit phasing – those are the cheap ways – the expensive way is to in essence burn massive amounts of fuel to slow your orbit around the sun …

Is kerbin a earth?

Kerbin is the home planet of the Kerbals, the location of the Space Center and other facilities, and the main focus of Kerbal Space Program. It is also the Earth analog for the game but, unlike Earth, it has two moons instead of one. Kerbin is the third planet in orbit around the star Kerbol.

Who owns KSP?

A sequel, Kerbal Space Program 2, has been announced for a 2022 release….

Kerbal Space Program
Developer(s)	Squad
Publisher(s)	Private Division
Producer(s)	Nestor Gomez
Designer(s)	Felipe Falanghe, Paul Boyle

Is KSP educational?

When you say “educational game” people tend to switch off. And that’s fair enough. Kerbal Space Program uses a very complex, very realistic physics model to calculate how well your rocket will launch and fly, both sub-orbitally and in space, if you get there. …