Name: Anonymous 2013-04-30 7:59
*Communotron 16 activated in space.*
As the first signals came back from beyond their thick atmosphere, the Kerbals watched in astonishment as their world unfolded around them. Not only were their planet indeed shaped like a ball, but there were indeed lots of OTHER balls out there, and plenty of room as well. It turned out that the prophecies of Joseph Kerbal, wasn't that crazy after all, so they decided to let him out of the asylum. Big mistake.
(Command Pod Mk1 is now available.)
*Stable orbit with activated Communotron pointing at Kerbal. (First satellite.)*
The cartographers weren't happy with this new development. What had once been a respected science among Kerbals, was now proven to be nothing more than estimated guesses. The Kerbals themselves didn't mind, especially when they figured out that this provided them with unlimited access to backyards across the world. They cheered as Communotron announced their new 88-88 model, promising an end to secrecy.
(Communotron 88-88 is now available.)
*Stable orbit around The Mün with activated Communotron 88-88 pointing at Kerbal.*
A ball of your very own. A life of unlimited freedom. The recieved footage from this ultimate frontier, sparked an instinctive enthusiasm in many Kerbals: They needed to go there. ...somehow. The Kerbals all agreed: They were going to need bigger thrusters. It was at this time that Rockomax announced their new Mark 2 line.
(Mark 2 parts are now available.)