[Kerbal Space Program] Mysteries

Well then, so much for more frequent posting in May. Yay me.

But on the other hand, I did manage to get three posts this month anyway. That's more than in March and April combined. As Alucard would say - progress.

So, let's get back to business, first with an update of our brave Kerbals and their exploits. And it seems that this time, they found something real strange...at this time, they found something real strange...

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