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Kerbal Space Program

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Nov 2, 2026

Scott ManleyHOST
20:02
Yes, the dinosaur is definitely the best dinosaur.
Scott ManleyHOST
20:08
I actually did that in Kerbal once.
Scott ManleyHOST
20:10
I created a rocket-powered dinosaur.
Scott ManleyHOST
20:15
Dinosaur.

23 MINS LATER

Scott ManleyHOST
42:55
I'm not going to deny that.
Scott ManleyHOST
42:56
But, you know, if you want to play the latest first-person shooter, honestly, do you really want to play the latest first-person multiplayer shooter when there's great games out there that aren't that? Yeah.
Scott ManleyHOST
43:10
It plays Kerbal Space Program just fine.
Scott ManleyHOST
43:12
It plays some of the flight simulator stuff.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:24
This was the asteroid redirect mission.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:27
And if you're one of the many people who started following me because I played Kerbal Space Program, you might know that this was actually introduced to the game back in 2014 when the developers of the game collaborated with NASA.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:41
This was a pretty big expansion at the time.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:43
I mean, literally, it added the largest rocket parts so that players could build their own versions of SLS.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:13
I mean, not just serious orbit tweaks and space stations and things like that.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:17
No, We actually had a round in Runway Project where we asked players to build aircraft around asteroids and then fight them in a giant Thunderdome arena.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:28
I mean, that is Kerbal Space Programme for you.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:31
Now, we all know what happened to Kerbal Space Programme.
Scott ManleyHOST
12:52
So yeah, I was talking about less.
Scott ManleyHOST
12:54
Remember, this is part of my series, the Real World Kerbal Space Program, where... astronauts basically came up with an escape system for astronauts that could fly off the moon.
Scott ManleyHOST
13:08
You've heard about guys putting helium balloons on lawn chairs and kind of floating around.
Scott ManleyHOST
13:12
Well, imagine putting a rocket on a lawn chair and trying to pilot your way off the moon.
Scott ManleyHOST
16:15
And of course, Bob is struck.
Scott ManleyHOST
16:18
He is horrified that Jeb has managed it.
Scott ManleyHOST
16:21
He realizes he's going to have to pay out a whole huge amount of Kerbal dollars.
Scott ManleyHOST
16:27
And no doubt... clean Jeb Adai's uniform and medals because, you know, Jeb probably has hundreds of medals for being the most awesome astronaut in the entire universe.
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1:27
Consult a healthcare professional if symptoms persist.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:31
Hello, it's Scott, and if you're a regular player of Kerbal Space Program, I don't doubt that you have occasionally gotten yourself into this situation.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:40
As you see, my rocket has underestimated how much fuel was required for its landing on Minmus and subsequent maneuvering, and The return trajectory is just shy of the atmosphere, which will slow it down.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:54
The ship has no reaction control system, no more fuel tanks.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:25
At this point, mission control appears to have exhausted all eventualities and are preparing a rescue mission.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:31
The pilot tries to make light of his impending long wait by jokingly saying, Would it help if I got out and pushed? At which point, Mission Control pauses for a moment and replies, Actually, it would help if you got out and pushed.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:47
You see, it turns out that every Kerbal Space Program command pod has enough fuel on board to essentially refill the pilot's EVA packs indefinitely.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:57
So the pilot can get out, maneuver around to the back of the spaceship and fly into it very slowly to give it a push.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:16
But yeah, look, I've more or less made it into orbit with just that.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:20
So pretty much that's a record for my previous KSP attempts.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:27
But this thing, I'm going to go and take it out even further.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:30
Now, the one mission that we've run previously that needs the most delta V is the direct sundive.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:35
Today we are going back into history and I know what you're thinking.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:39
You're looking at Kerbal Space Program here and you're thinking, oh, he's going to play some more Kerbal Space Program, just like the good old days of Scott Manley 10 years ago.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:47
But no, I am going even further back because some of you may have also noticed in the top right there is a screen showing Copyright 1982, Sinclair Research Limited.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:58
And if you were growing up in Britain in the 80s, you may well have seen this many, many times.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:30
But there was some recent discussion recently about how powerful modern hardware is and how it could land on the moon.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:38
I wondered whether I could make a 1982 ZX Spectrum control a spacecraft to land on the moon.
Scott ManleyHOST
2:45
Now obviously I don't have a real spacecraft to land on the moon so I'm going to use a simulated lander in Kerbal Space Program and it's going to be operated by an emulated computer using Spectacular which is a paid ZX Spectrum emulator.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:01
It has serial port support, which is really important, because you wonder, how does a 1982 piece of hardware control a spacecraft? While the AGC, the Apollo Guidance Computer in the 1960s, may have been kind of slow compared to much hardware that followed it, it had a lot of interfaces to talk to all the hardware on here.
Scott ManleyHOST
0:00
Hello, it's Scott Manley, and what seems like an eternity, we finally have Kerbal Space Program 0.16.
Scott ManleyHOST
0:07
It also seemed to take an eternity to actually download it, but eventually we have it.
Scott ManleyHOST
0:13
So the first thing to notice is the new capsule, which is larger and contains three people, whereas there's a smaller capsule which only contains one.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:29
Hello, it's Scott Manley here.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:31
Now, I'm sitting here and I'm waiting for a version .16 of Kerbal Space Program.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:36
But in the meantime, I thought I'd make a little video about another alternative or another thing you might want to play in the meantime if you're into the whole rocket science thing.
Scott ManleyHOST
1:46
Now...
Scott ManleyHOST
12:26
Now, they're not just swapping out the stage.
Scott ManleyHOST
12:29
Rockets aren't like Kerbal Space Program.
Scott ManleyHOST
12:31
They're going to make some changes.
Scott ManleyHOST
12:32
First of all, there is a stage adapter between the booster core and the ICPS.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:39
And with that vision in mind, I had the idea that I could go out and emulate something like this.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:45
I have a Wii and the balance board, so I thought maybe I could hook that up to Kerbal Space Program.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:51
So I did some research and found Glove Pi, which will hook up via Bluetooth.
Scott ManleyHOST
3:56
Unfortunately, none of my PCs have Bluetooth.

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