An alternate timeline where science is being taken seriously and nations are cooperating with one another instead of fighting?! This seems amazing and so much would get done! If only this was really happening as things are really a mess right now
You know, I made it to Kerbin space once on a suborbital flight. Edit: I think some of you may recognise a similar joke in the comments of another ksp video, not by me, this comment was inspired by that one
@@mbukukanyau Dude this is a KSP channel, they ain't gonna use labour from a third world country. These modules were built and launched in their respective countries, and Burkina Faso doesn't have the technology now or then to join the project.
Certainly was! The original concept had a shorter stay on Pluto and a much more monolithic design before it was split up... pretty epic, but I'm much happier with this two-vessel design. cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/873417390350819328/890484966335582228/unknown.png
Thank you! I built the rocket awhile back as a super-sized version of an R7, but with it being so heavy I figured a sealaunch might be the more "practical" approach
I love the Star Trek references! Shran was one of my favourite characters in Enterprise and the Andorians are a fascinating species. The realisation that the color scheme of this mission was based on them was very fun. Amazing mission, I’m very excited to see the rest of it!
Yup, I love to base my mission names from Star Trek - Shran was a very fun character indeed, and it felt right to name a mission to the farthest (ex)planet in the solar system after an Icy homeworld! Thank you. I promise it won't disappoint!
I disagree, a lot of it could use so much more polish. The kerbals' "voices" sounded especially annoying. Visuals could use more work. Would suggest watching some art tutorials
To borrow some words, Shran’s propulsion module has a frightening quantity of NERVAs. Neutron cross-talk might get a little interesting,* especially for the ones in the middle. *“Interesting” here meaning “prompt-critical.” All that said, so far this looks to have been worth the wait. Very well-filmed and orchestrated, and I most certainly enjoyed the bagpipes. Can’t wait to see what happens next!
Amazing! I usually HATE the videos that try to use "Kerblish" with subtitles for dialogue, but you keep it nice and succinct. It actually enhanced the video, instead of detracting from it like it usually does for me. I can't wait for the other 2 to come out today and tomorrow. Which is why you have earned yourself a new subscriber. Keep up the great work!
Wow wow wow, absolutely incredible! I've been seeing bits and pieces of this mission for a while on the subreddit and discord, but it's better than I could have imagined!
Wow man, the first video of yours I discovered was Apollo 3 and my jaw hit the floor at the speed of light 😂 Your skills ABSOLUTELY astound and amaze me. KSP is just a game, put people like you who think outside the box are literally the only ones who can keep humanity going forward. Very, VERY cool. Cheers from St. Louis, Missouri 🇺🇸
Watching Terminal Velocity and some of your other stuff it's easy to see you as just an incredibly talented speedrunner with a penchant for massive rockets, but this reminds me that you're also an extremely talented KSP artist, and, from reading the description, know how to turn scientific papers into in-game parts. Wow!
What can be better than launching absurdly oversized stuff on even more absurdly huge rockets, especially in RSS-RO, its just incredible. More vids like this with such gigantic stuff!
Crewing a mission to Pluto would take hundreds to thousands of years to make possible, not to mention the voyage would take about a decade to get there and a decade to get back. You would be an elderly person by the time you come back home. You also need a duo decade's supply of food, water, and air in order to survive for a duo decade to make this mission possible. Also in order to avoid all that you need an engine with the power that can match up to at least a quarter of that of the speed of light. A round trip to the moon and back takes about a week on normal rocket power. Mars takes about a year and a half.
Just wanted to say - all those small design choices (like the separation boosters!!!) are amazing, I've never even considered doing that, and now it seems silly not to. Great vid 👍
Thank you! Separation motors often serve a useful purpose in RO - ullage. In order to keep the propellant stable and safely near the engine instead of floating around, the motors keep the vehicle accelerating during engine ignition. (alternatively, the engines can be hotstaged - igniting the upper stage engines before the first stage has burnt out)
- We have to deliver them by Russian Soyuz rocket - No , we have a Seause - Might it be usin from sea? - We have to - How many dolphins have to die? - YOU WORK FOR A FOOD - INFINITY!!!
JUST WOW MATE I can't believe it, this should have at least a million view Outstanding Work . This is high quality stuff can't wait to binge your other videos :))). JUST EPIC
Oh yeah? I managed to make big ships with B9-HX parts and interstellar extended! Seriously though, holy crap you really overhauled this thing, I love it.
I usually prefer less cinematic, more playthrough type RP-1 videos, but God damn if this isn't the coolest KSP video I've been ever seen. Would love to see some dynamic storyline elements like this narrative of missions implemented in late game.
Whoa, glad i stumbled unto this. To think this was done in RSS/RO is very impressive! EDIT: and great job on the video as a whole aswell, it's very neat!
This is what when every person on earth know that we are nothing in the universe but special and all the countries united for the benifit of all life forms and earth itself. And Your rockets design is mind blowing
Ah well, these are American engines - the same ones that powered the Saturn V! If 5 did so well before, 144 of them must do even better! Surely... right?
What impress me is the most that you are probably using a lot of mods and these ships are well over 200+ parts and yet you have no lag which is the main problem I have with modded Ksp even with a good pc do you have any suggestions?
I've mentioned it to others - I have a nice rig - i5-11400, 32GB DDR4, and RTX 3060ti. However, especially on the more complex scenes (namely late LEO assembly), framrate gets low. The footage is sped up 150-1000% depending on the shot. I film with physics delta time .01, so the game is as slow as possible with as many frames as possible. Then, I manually trim out lag spikes and stutters in the edit. It's the case for most massive modded projects - no super-pc, just editing.
@@TDChannelKSP So its the editing then I got it yeah that makes sense my rig is kinda similar plus I have i9 but lag is still present the moment I go big or go above 150-200 parts.
I would be impressed if that anomaly posed any threat to a civilization capable of sending 3000 tonnes to orbit in a single launch! Edit: I love the dual launch soooo much
If it's made by a lot of countries, then why does it have the prefix USS? That would mean just the US made the Shran, otherwise, it would have a different prefix like ISRV (International Space Research Vehicle) or something.
It's actually "shocking" how this guy made THIS awesome video from KSP footage and also how wonderful KSP can look through mods compared to the quite boring vanilla version.
so lemme get this straight a strange signal disrupts pluto rovers so the U.S (hence the uss sharon name) calls upon international support on a large manned mission to pluto thats pretty cool
Very cool, but think about how much easier all this would be if we worked together, & made orbital rings a reality FIRST! No messy, multiple launches, where a ton of things have to go right, plus all the resources you could save on, to make bigger/better vehicles that have improved safety.
Andoria? Shran? And the ship has the perfect colour too! Next mission: Denobula? Great work! I wish I was that good at RSS/RO, I can't even construct a working orbital rocket. I'll stick with non-RSS/RO but I love this viedo!
No rockets are needed! Just ask the good folks at Area 51 to give you a lift to Pluto on their TR-3B or one of their alien reproduction vehicles. You could probably arrive at Pluto in a few weeks.
I feel like you could have saved fuel by assumbling the ship very very far away from Earth, somewhere at the edge of its SoI so it would take much less fuel to actually get away from Earth in the first place.
Actually, not really. You still have to ship all the parts up there in the first place, but it's actually much less fuel efficient to leave this way! Because of the Oberth effect, it's more efficient to gain speed at higher velocities (like near a gravity well) than it is at lower speeds (near the edge of the SOI), so the total delta-v to depart Earth from low orbit to Jupiter is actually considerably lower than getting into a high circular orbit, and departing from there. This is also why the burn is done in two parts - that way, the burn is done while the vehicle is travelling the fastest speed, maximizing efficiency.
@@TDChannelKSP Actually yeah I didn't take Oberth Effect into account. My thinking was that you would need much less fuel to actually get from Earth orbit to Pluto, even though it would take more fuel to get things to said Earth orbit in the first place. You would need (probably) need less dV to leave Earth's sphere of influence when you're already very far away from it, meaning smaller fuel tanks and fewer engines. Actually thinking about it, I wonder if it would have been possible to send the ship sections to high earth orbit unfueled, and then shuttle in fuel mined and refined on the Moon while waiting for the transfer window. Still an incredibly impressive mission even if I have no idea whether it was 100% optimised and I feel like my computer would have exploded if I tried that lmao.
HOW do you have 4k subs! The level of effort and quality you have put into this is incredible! Looking forward to when you are one of the top KSP channels
@@NovemberOrWhatever Yup, it definitely is! Stunts like Apollo^2 and Red Shuttle have helped quite a bit - and the April fools SFS video, strangely enough.
@@TDChannelKSP I thought sending a probe to jupiter propelled by ion engines and flying by all of its moons was cool in sfs, and here you are going to pluto in KSP
An alternate timeline where science is being taken seriously and nations are cooperating with one another instead of fighting?! This seems amazing and so much would get done! If only this was really happening as things are really a mess right now
You know why wars and stuff keep going on? It's because countries exist.
They worked together to build the ISS (International Space Station)
Nonsense! We need to kill, surely, because the other people are Satan, or something.
man I wish I lived in that timeline.
That’s because possible aliens which would definitely get every Country to work together
You know, I made it to Kerbin space once on a suborbital flight.
Edit: I think some of you may recognise a similar joke in the comments of another ksp video, not by me, this comment was inspired by that one
Nice
Impossible.
Every great journey requires a first step
The furthest I got was a satellite in HIGH kerbin orbit (beyond minmus) because I put too much fuel in it.
In Stock, the furthest I went is a satellite to Jool, and in RSS/RO I got to LEO.
I like how these rockets are so big that they make huge engines look tiny
I thought the core would launch from the great republic of Burkina Faso
@@mbukukanyau Dude this is a KSP channel, they ain't gonna use labour from a third world country. These modules were built and launched in their respective countries, and Burkina Faso doesn't have the technology now or then to join the project.
@@AstronAndry clearly missed the pun
Man wtf a modern Time to make every rocket look huge with small engines
Is it a pun???
MAGNIFICENT! A mission for the ages! I can only imagine the building/test process was a journey in and of itself!
Certainly was! The original concept had a shorter stay on Pluto and a much more monolithic design before it was split up... pretty epic, but I'm much happier with this two-vessel design.
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@@TDChannelKSP Christ, I remember that monolith of a ship
I LOVE how the AVRO ARROW makes an appearance! (my mother was the Chief Weights engineer on the Arrow)
That's super cool! I've always loved the look of the Avro Arrow. Been meaning to take a deeper look into its history some time...
I LOVE your interpretation of a Russian Sea Dragon and an American N1, great video as always
Thank you! I built the rocket awhile back as a super-sized version of an R7, but with it being so heavy I figured a sealaunch might be the more "practical" approach
The Seayuz is awesome!
Huh, it’s Matt Lowne
Thank you :)
Hmm when sfs 1.6 is out I can make a simpler rocket
So can we get the seauz then.@@TDChannelKSP
when rss video?
I love the Star Trek references! Shran was one of my favourite characters in Enterprise and the Andorians are a fascinating species. The realisation that the color scheme of this mission was based on them was very fun. Amazing mission, I’m very excited to see the rest of it!
Yup, I love to base my mission names from Star Trek - Shran was a very fun character indeed, and it felt right to name a mission to the farthest (ex)planet in the solar system after an Icy homeworld!
Thank you. I promise it won't disappoint!
As soon as I saw the video thumbnail I was like hol up, they named their ships after things from Star Trek? OH MY GOD THIS IS AMAZING!!
This should be one hell of a journey! Can't wait to see it!
Me too Calvin
Me too
Can't wait for your masterpiece
@@tuerculosisgaming6307 Soon soon!
@@CalvinMaclure yay
11:41
When you see an ICBM being used as a retro rocket, you know it's TD Channel.
No kill like overkill, am I right?
Every part of this was incredible. Music, vehicle design, cinematography. Perfect
I disagree, a lot of it could use so much more polish. The kerbals' "voices" sounded especially annoying.
Visuals could use more work. Would suggest watching some art tutorials
@@yowza234🤓
@@yowza234🤓
That Seayuz launch sequence looks so badass!!! I'm really looking forward to seeing the next parts :D
Thank you! Was quite a different sequence to film, I'm glad you liked it!
The next parts won't disappoint ;)
To borrow some words, Shran’s propulsion module has a frightening quantity of NERVAs. Neutron cross-talk might get a little interesting,* especially for the ones in the middle.
*“Interesting” here meaning “prompt-critical.”
All that said, so far this looks to have been worth the wait. Very well-filmed and orchestrated, and I most certainly enjoyed the bagpipes. Can’t wait to see what happens next!
1. At least TD follows the rule of M O A R B O O S T E R S
2. The frick is 'neutron cross-talk'?
3.Who doesn't love bagpipes!
4.Yes good video.
Amazing! I usually HATE the videos that try to use "Kerblish" with subtitles for dialogue, but you keep it nice and succinct. It actually enhanced the video, instead of detracting from it like it usually does for me. I can't wait for the other 2 to come out today and tomorrow. Which is why you have earned yourself a new subscriber. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Aye - a little bit can add a nice touch, but continually reading subtitles is a bit boring. (unless the story depends on it)
Imagine after all of this, they forgot to add parachutes!
I wish I could like a video more than once - this is amazing.
6:50 Korolev would have been so proud! That video is AMAZING! Thank you for this production
The scale of this is beyond impressive. So hyped for tomorrow's part two! 🥳
I love the Sea Dragon approach to the largest launch vehicle design.
A rocket I'd have loved to see fly, even just once.
The dual launch is my favorite. Can't wait for part 2!
It's such a fun shot to do. Part 2 promises even more cool things :)
Wow wow wow, absolutely incredible! I've been seeing bits and pieces of this mission for a while on the subreddit and discord, but it's better than I could have imagined!
It's been awhile in the making!
Glad that I could exceed your expectations, though :)
Wow man, the first video of yours I discovered was Apollo 3 and my jaw hit the floor at the speed of light 😂
Your skills ABSOLUTELY astound and amaze me. KSP is just a game, put people like you who think outside the box are literally the only ones who can keep humanity going forward.
Very, VERY cool.
Cheers from St. Louis, Missouri 🇺🇸
The N2's engine ignition sounds like a Minecraft lightning, I like it
WOW...
This is one hell of an impressive mission.
I feel for the poor Kerbals who have to spend almost 30 years in space, though.
Thank you!
Aye, it's definitely a tough mission. They're departing Earth in part 2, and will spend a total of 26 years in space!
It's so neat that we get to experience things like this through something like KSP... it's so incredible.
Watching Terminal Velocity and some of your other stuff it's easy to see you as just an incredibly talented speedrunner with a penchant for massive rockets, but this reminds me that you're also an extremely talented KSP artist, and, from reading the description, know how to turn scientific papers into in-game parts. Wow!
Thank you so much
Dude the editing, this is fucking great. Can't wait to see the next parts.
What can be better than launching absurdly oversized stuff on even more absurdly huge rockets, especially in RSS-RO, its just incredible. More vids like this with such gigantic stuff!
on of the best kerbal cinematics I've ever seen. Good work! and keep it up. I can't wait to see the next one
Can't wait!
Very good quality.
(Btw USSR collapsed, and you changed a logo little, on preview. +respect for Attentiveness
It’s always satisfying watching the Korolev cross
Soo good, no it's a...
*MASTERPIECE*
Crewing a mission to Pluto would take hundreds to thousands of years to make possible, not to mention the voyage would take about a decade to get there and a decade to get back. You would be an elderly person by the time you come back home. You also need a duo decade's supply of food, water, and air in order to survive for a duo decade to make this mission possible. Also in order to avoid all that you need an engine with the power that can match up to at least a quarter of that of the speed of light. A round trip to the moon and back takes about a week on normal rocket power. Mars takes about a year and a half.
HOW does this video only have 2k views ? Like this is some insane level of quality. Can’t wait for part 2 in the premier
Just wanted to say - all those small design choices (like the separation boosters!!!) are amazing, I've never even considered doing that, and now it seems silly not to. Great vid 👍
Thank you!
Separation motors often serve a useful purpose in RO - ullage. In order to keep the propellant stable and safely near the engine instead of floating around, the motors keep the vehicle accelerating during engine ignition.
(alternatively, the engines can be hotstaged - igniting the upper stage engines before the first stage has burnt out)
- We have to deliver them by Russian Soyuz rocket
- No , we have a Seause
- Might it be usin from sea?
- We have to
- How many dolphins have to die?
- YOU WORK FOR A FOOD
- INFINITY!!!
You know it is an ambitious mission when "Sending Stuff to Orbit" makes up basically all of a Part.
JUST WOW MATE I can't believe it, this should have at least a million view Outstanding Work . This is high quality stuff can't wait to binge your other videos :))). JUST EPIC
i like how "Seayuz" is reference to "Soyuz" and "Sea Dragon".
Hello from Russia and "Soyuz"
Oh yeah? I managed to make big ships with B9-HX parts and interstellar extended!
Seriously though, holy crap you really overhauled this thing, I love it.
I can’t even begin to imagine how much work you put into this. Just wow
Can't imagine the amount of work behind this. Very impressive. See you tomorrow then.
I think my favourite part of this was when the Avro Arrow showed up. That in itself is worth an upvote, nicely done!!!
Thank you! Always loved the look of the Arrow, finally found a place for it to fly :)
I usually prefer less cinematic, more playthrough type RP-1 videos, but God damn if this isn't the coolest KSP video I've been ever seen. Would love to see some dynamic storyline elements like this narrative of missions implemented in late game.
The Americans taking the N1, scaling it up to supersize, and calling it the N2 is somehow hilariously in character
Seeing a dual Saturn V launch from 39A and B feels strange because it wouldnt have been too unrealistic but it never happened and never will.
That's true - probably wouldn't allow it for safety reasons. However, it is pretty cool!
Never say never
I’m in love with the N2. It looks so cool.
He made both the Sea Dragon and the N1 look tiny, im honestly impressed.
Dramatic show is coming!
Whoa, glad i stumbled unto this. To think this was done in RSS/RO is very impressive!
EDIT: and great job on the video as a whole aswell, it's very neat!
This video really just says "Why does it take things like these to unite humanity?"
This is incredible, the concept of an ocean-deployed rocket is crazy
Absolutely can’t wait for the rest of the videos to be uploaded. It also looked like the tree made an appearance when Janet 2 lost connection.
i meant janeway 2. not janet 2
This is what when every person on earth know that we are nothing in the universe but special and all the countries united for the benifit of all life forms and earth itself.
And
Your rockets design is mind blowing
The legend has finally arrived!
Was it 4 months? I really feel like I waited almost half of the year. Anyway, this is great, thank you for your work!
I started planning in August 2021, so yup. It really has been awhile...
bro really made a movie out of ksp what a legend
5:51
Now _THAT'S_ a "money shot" right there ! * Chef's kiss *
The Amount of Enginnering, and Physics that went into this... I wonder why NASA has yet to hire you!
Excited!!
Me 2
Just found this video... this is some amazing work. Love it. Gotta subscribe now. PROST!!
Love your videos, so complex and tells a story in a weird way, love it.
When i saw the seayuz (creative name btw) and its engines, i cant help but think about how stacks of russian engines has gone before....
Ah well, these are American engines - the same ones that powered the Saturn V!
If 5 did so well before, 144 of them must do even better! Surely...
right?
@@TDChannelKSP MOAR engines...
Yes I noticed that these where F-1's.
Goodness me, that was impressive. I wish I had even a fraction of your creativity.
i dont even wanna know how much hardwork this takes so that he can upload this masterpiece
Quite a bit :)
Really impressive! And everything is looking so great ! 👍🏻👍🏻 I'm excited for the other episodes
Dude, keeps up the good work man! Must take a lot of patience and intelliegence to do stuff like this!
What impress me is the most that you are probably using a lot of mods and these ships are well over 200+ parts and yet you have no lag which is the main problem I have with modded Ksp even with a good pc do you have any suggestions?
I've mentioned it to others - I have a nice rig - i5-11400, 32GB DDR4, and RTX 3060ti. However, especially on the more complex scenes (namely late LEO assembly), framrate gets low.
The footage is sped up 150-1000% depending on the shot. I film with physics delta time .01, so the game is as slow as possible with as many frames as possible. Then, I manually trim out lag spikes and stutters in the edit.
It's the case for most massive modded projects - no super-pc, just editing.
@@TDChannelKSP So its the editing then I got it yeah that makes sense my rig is kinda similar plus I have i9 but lag is still present the moment I go big or go above 150-200 parts.
@@TDChannelKSPfellow i5 user
I wish they went to mars straight after apollo. If they did that we’d be seeing this irl
My favorite rocket launch is the ice giant
I would be impressed if that anomaly posed any threat to a civilization capable of sending 3000 tonnes to orbit in a single launch! Edit: I love the dual launch soooo much
I didn't know you were Canadian until I saw the CF-105 Arrow watching the sky for the Seayouz launch!
If it's made by a lot of countries, then why does it have the prefix USS? That would mean just the US made the Shran, otherwise, it would have a different prefix like ISRV (International Space Research Vehicle) or something.
Imagine if the Shran stayed in orbit. Another type of ISS ;)
It's actually "shocking" how this guy made THIS awesome video from KSP footage and also how wonderful KSP can look through mods compared to the quite boring vanilla version.
I just stumbled across this channel and damn! Awesome content and the presentation is incredible! Instasub
Huge fan of seeing the Arrow appearance in this vid!
That thing must be absolutely massive to require that much delta-V to get to Jupiter
Wow this is great. This probably took some planning and time. Well done
Ah, if it isn't the series that inspired me to make videos! Honestly, mind blowing work right here.
Thank you, I'm glad I could inspire someone to make more KSP cinematics! :D
This is the coolest ksp video I've ever seen
This looks like an actual movie bro its amazing
so lemme get this straight
a strange signal disrupts pluto rovers so the U.S (hence the uss sharon name) calls upon international support on a large manned mission to pluto
thats pretty cool
Correct! Although in this timeline, the US and Soviet space programs are a joint venture (which is partially why the timeline is so fast)
@@TDChannelKSP nice
@@TDChannelKSP i really liked the switching of rockets like seayuz and n2
Everyone: Talking about the cinematic shots
Me: Recognizes the attack jet shown in the first seayuz launch as a scrapped Canadian fighter jet.
Very cool, but think about how much easier all this would be if we worked together, & made orbital rings a reality FIRST! No messy, multiple launches, where a ton of things have to go right, plus all the resources you could save on, to make bigger/better vehicles that have improved safety.
Andoria? Shran? And the ship has the perfect colour too! Next mission: Denobula?
Great work! I wish I was that good at RSS/RO, I can't even construct a working orbital rocket. I'll stick with non-RSS/RO but I love this viedo!
I'm loving all the Star Trek references in this.
"It's probably nothing." Famous last words lol
Muito bonito essa animação. Ficou fantástico. Ganhou um seguidor brasileiro.
Não é uma animação, é um jogo
Best ksp video I've ever seen seriously underrated.
No rockets are needed! Just ask the good folks at Area 51 to give you a lift to Pluto on their TR-3B or one of their alien reproduction vehicles. You could probably arrive at Pluto in a few weeks.
YAY
Nuclear Rocket Seadragon like vehicle...Poor Kerbfishus.... 😢
Glad I'm not the only one to name a probe "Janeway" =)
Here we go
I feel like you could have saved fuel by assumbling the ship very very far away from Earth, somewhere at the edge of its SoI so it would take much less fuel to actually get away from Earth in the first place.
Actually, not really. You still have to ship all the parts up there in the first place, but it's actually much less fuel efficient to leave this way!
Because of the Oberth effect, it's more efficient to gain speed at higher velocities (like near a gravity well) than it is at lower speeds (near the edge of the SOI), so the total delta-v to depart Earth from low orbit to Jupiter is actually considerably lower than getting into a high circular orbit, and departing from there.
This is also why the burn is done in two parts - that way, the burn is done while the vehicle is travelling the fastest speed, maximizing efficiency.
@@TDChannelKSP Actually yeah I didn't take Oberth Effect into account.
My thinking was that you would need much less fuel to actually get from Earth orbit to Pluto, even though it would take more fuel to get things to said Earth orbit in the first place. You would need (probably) need less dV to leave Earth's sphere of influence when you're already very far away from it, meaning smaller fuel tanks and fewer engines.
Actually thinking about it, I wonder if it would have been possible to send the ship sections to high earth orbit unfueled, and then shuttle in fuel mined and refined on the Moon while waiting for the transfer window.
Still an incredibly impressive mission even if I have no idea whether it was 100% optimised and I feel like my computer would have exploded if I tried that lmao.
man these videos are just incredible
Got all the Star Trek references good job.
This is amazing and even more credit to the cameraman
HOW do you have 4k subs! The level of effort and quality you have put into this is incredible! Looking forward to when you are one of the top KSP channels
Thank you! Heh, just gotta poke the UA-cam algorithm or get mentioned by someone bigger :P
Not that long ago it was like 800 something, so it does seem to be growing
@@NovemberOrWhatever Yup, it definitely is! Stunts like Apollo^2 and Red Shuttle have helped quite a bit - and the April fools SFS video, strangely enough.
@@TDChannelKSP I thought sending a probe to jupiter propelled by ion engines and flying by all of its moons was cool in sfs, and here you are going to pluto in KSP
Hello game professional KSP , amazing work, respect to you, continue to delight with your creativity.
i am gonna be excited!!