Kerbal Space Program Breaking Ground Expansion Update v1.8.0 - PLAZA

Key Features

• Expanded science: scientific experiments have always gone hand in hand with space exploration and are now becoming increasingly focused on KSP. Players will be able to use the storage container in their craft, which can contain a variety of scientific equipment. Upon arrival at their destination, players will need to deploy equipment that includes a Central station, an auxiliary antenna, a solar panel, a weather station, an active seismometer, a RTG, Velcro surveillance and an ion detector. These pieces of equipment have to be left for a while to fully collect all the scientific data and transfer them back to Kerbin. In particular, the active seismometer asks players to intentionally embed objects into the celestial body to collect seismic data.
• Surface features: the Main addition to Breaking Ground is a celestial body scattered throughout the Solar system. Meteors, craters, rock formations, cryovolcanoes and more now inhabit the landscape. While smaller surface objects can be moved back to KSC by the Kerbals themselves, larger ones pose a bigger problem and will require Kerbals to go to Rovers or send unmanned Rovers. By attaching a new robotic arm to their Rovers, players can scan larger surface elements to collect important scientific data.
• Robotic parts: the Requested robotic parts will now be available for use in KSP! Hinge, piston, rotor and servo rotation of various sizes will allow players to solve new problems, as well as to increase the creative potential of their crafts. To coincide with these new parts, the addition of a robotics controller system will allow players to coordinate the behavior of all the different parts on their craft.
• New costume: of Course, always important kerbal fashion can never be forgotten. With Breaking Ground, players will get a new suit that is futuristic in aesthetics and is associated with the scientific direction of this expansion.