u/Chingus

It seems to have an easier time in the more rarefied sectors. When there are fewer available solutions, it takes less time to run through them all.

At the heart of the Bug Nebula is a Wolf-Rayet star. Rare, bright and beautiful, it is located about halfway to the next spiral arm coreward.

There are many planned uses for slaves. In some systems in economic distress, dead slaves could be sold as meat.

That looks like a great deal. I'll enjoy building my own, though.

I just ordered some stuff for that one yesterday. I'm so hyped!

That one is way overpriced. If you're even the tiniest bit handy you can do one of these for less than half that: http://www.instructables.com/id/Sous-vide-cooker-for-less-than-40/#step0

The Kerb-Tiki

You might want to try Ferram's Kerbal Joint Strengthener. http://kerbalspaceport.com/kerbal-joint-reinforcement/

I never play WITHOUT Ferram Aerospace.

Careful, the center of mass will very quickly change once fuel starts to be consumed. Don't expect to maintain level flight for long!

Kerbal Space Pogrom.

I'm not sure exactly, but any distance that will match the Mun's orbit but remain outside it's SOI.

They don't exist, but you can, for example, place a ship in the Mun's orbit, outside it's SOI. It will behave as if it's at a lagrange point.

If he's in career mode, he may not have unlocked Gigantors yet.

I find the AP pistol is fantastic for tearing up helicopters when they're close by.

You don't have to be a chef to know you've been served a shit sandwich.

"I may be a sorry case, but I don't make jokes in base 13."

In the FAR CAS window, under the control surfaces tab, there are options to assign pitch, yaw, and roll axes to each group of control surfaces. To the right of the axis assignments, are buttons to set that group instead as a brake or a set of flaps.

Modular Fuel Tanks allows you to create empty tanks, and change how much of (and what) they hold.

Ferram Aerospace allows you to set control surfaces as air brakes.

Everybody does that, at one time or another. If I had a nickle for every time I saw this happen with landing legs, I could probably by 6 or 7 copies of the game. It's a rite of passage!

I like to think of this as Kerbal Space Pogrom, and the Kerbonauts are undesirables forced to take part in dangerous experiments.