Landing On The Mun Using The Smallest Rocket

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Kerbal Space Program
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Kerbal Space Program (2015)
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Yes we all love big rockets in Kerbal space program, but it turns out you can land on the Mun using less parts than most people use to orbit. By cutting out the landed legs, decoupler and parachute, the aim was to use the fewest number of parts.



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