KFO - Kerbal Flying Oddity - Physics Glitch

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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
Duration: 3:10
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Demonstration of some 'inaccurate' physics in Kerbal Space Program

By adding 32 winglets to an upper stage I can slow the descent of a module sufficiently to slowly float around inside Kearth's atmosphere completely without power.

I guess they took a few shortcuts with the physics model for the winglets.



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