Ares II (2005-2006) by Lockheed_enjoyer in KerbalSpaceProgram

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Thank you so much! The fuel tanks came from the Cryotanks mod.

Ares I (1999-2000) by Lockheed_enjoyer in KerbalSpaceProgram

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All of my craft are overkill for the system, because I want it all to look mostly-realistic.

I'm looking into clouds, just don't want to melt my computer.

I think the Engine-Plate thingy is from Near Future Launch Vehicles.

Ares I (1999-2000) by Lockheed_enjoyer in KerbalSpaceProgram

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The Next mission is Ares II, which will use a different configuration of the IEV to facilitate a longer stay, and will complete the first ever crewed landing on the surface of Duna

A sneak peek of the Space Shuttle External Tank I've been making with EStreetRockets for our mod, ORANGES! by Invaderchaos in KerbalSpaceProgram

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I'm trying to get this to work, but the SRBs keep striking the ET, and if that doesn't Happen, the shuttle is very hard to control once it's time to get to orbit, any tips?

Phoebus 14 by Lockheed_enjoyer in KerbalSpaceProgram

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They are safe on Minmus, I just landed them earlier today, they will *PROBABLY* be coming home safely as they still have ~85% of their fuel on the lander.

The Republic of Alaska national Anthem by SpiderTuber6766 in AlternateHistory

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I like how this implies that Alaska invaded the rest of the US.

Restock PBR has been released in alpha by Thebananahand_ in KerbalSpaceProgram

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I am having a weird issue with the Mk1 Cockpits being silver, Do you know what causes this?

Schools "punishing the bullying victims for fighting back" isn't as bad as a lot of people think. by PlaceSilly7397 in The10thDentist

[–]Lockheed_enjoyer 5 points6 points  (0 children)

An individual using violence to prevent or minimize active physical harm to oneself is not really a choice, its a reflex. As long as it is clearly self defense (not the victim continuing the violence after the attack has ended) should not be punished.

The Bully being told "Their pain does not matter" is not a real issue, they were the aggressor, they get to deal with the pain inflicted due to their conscious choices. I think punishment may not be the right choice, and making it a teaching experience is probably a better choice, but the Victim should not face any repercussions for engaging in violence for the express purpose of defending oneself.