BWA / SPACE PROGRAM

BUILD.
LAUNCH.
EXPLORE.

Kerbal Space Program is a space-flight sandbox where engineering meets orbital mechanics. Design rockets, master staging, reach orbit, and plan missions beyond Kerbin. These tutorials help you explore the systems behind your spacecraft.

MISSION / READY
TARGET: ORBIT
01 / ENGINEERING Design spacecraft and manage staging.
02 / ORBITAL MECHANICS Understand trajectories and transfers.
03 / EXPLORATION Deploy landers, rovers, and probes.
01 / Video library

Learn from
real missions.

Watch the tutorials below and explore different spacecraft designs, mission concepts, and approaches to building and flying vehicles in KSP.

TUTORIAL_001 / SPACEPLANES

How to Build and Fly an SSTO with CR7 R.A.P.I.E.R Engines

Explore a Single-Stage-to-Orbit spacecraft design using R.A.P.I.E.R. engines. SSTO vehicles combine atmospheric flight and orbital insertion in one craft.

SSTO / R.A.P.I.E.R
TUTORIAL_002 / SURFACE MISSIONS

Prototype Lander & Rover Deployment

Explore a prototype mission featuring a lander with an integrated rover. Lander-and-rover designs are useful for delivering vehicles to a planetary surface.

LANDERS / ROVERS
02 / Mission control

Understand the
physics.

These are some of the core concepts behind building spacecraft and planning missions in Kerbal Space Program.

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Orbital Mechanics

Learn about apoapsis, periapsis, orbital velocity, inclination, and how changing velocity changes an orbit.

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Staging & Delta-v

Understand rocket staging, thrust-to-weight ratio, fuel requirements, and delta-v budgets for missions.

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Transfers & Rendezvous

Plan interplanetary transfers, match orbital planes, and learn how to rendezvous and dock spacecraft.

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Landers & Rovers

Design spacecraft for landing, surface exploration, and delivering rovers to other worlds.

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SSTO Spaceplanes

Experiment with atmospheric lift, engine modes, fuel balance, and the transition into orbital flight.

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Mission Planning

Plan payload mass, propulsion, staging, trajectory corrections, and spacecraft requirements before launch.