KSP to Mars episode 27: Impact/seismic experiments on the Moon!

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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
Duration: 41:41
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Today we try the KSP Interstellar modified seismic sensor; which is purported to work with impactors on a celestial body on the moon, strange things ensue!

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Kerbal Space Program
KSP
KSP Interstellar
Seismic
Impactor
Science
Luna
Moon
Mun


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