Kerbal Space Program - Career Mode Guide For Beginners - Part 14

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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
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We're going to land a kerbal on another celestial body. Not the Mun, instead we're going to the smaller, and easier, Minmus. We're going to use the subassembly system to copy our existing triple core booster and use a scientist to save mass - no need for multiple copies of experiments.



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