Well let's build a cabin equipped with a LES. The creation of cabins' stage - and what the editor gizmos are for If the payload would not have a probe core (refueling unit), then it has to be built in the final stage of the basic construction. If the rocket's role is to deliver a remote craft, that craft's probe core can control the whole rocket. When launching a radically new rocket that has not been tested yet, a Launch Escape System (LES) should be installed on the cabin to avoid the loss of kerbonauts. For the manned missions the crew should be able to return unless its a 'colonization' mission, so if there is no a separate vehicle for bringing our heroic kerbonauts back to Kerbin, this stage has to function as a returning unit. The presence of an experienced pilot can be compensated with installation of a proper probe core. For a mission that only needs a single kerbonaut, a Command Pod Mk1 is enough, but if we want to make a mission with full crew (pilot, engineer and scientist), a Mk1-3 Command Pod is necessary. For the manned missions, cabins holding kerbonaut(s) are needed. The command module should be placed on the final stage, in such a way it can control the craft from the launch till the end of the mission, and ensure augmented stabilization control. The command pod and the functions of the editor 2.8 And some phrase about the re-usability.

2.6 Parachutes, and everything else worth to use in the atmosphere.

2.5 The devices for landing - landing legs, ladders.

2.3 The reaction control system (RCS) and the docking devices.

2.2 Stabilizers (SAS) and energy generators.

2 The typical payloads - and the common systems of the craft.1.2 The creation of cabins' stage - and what the editor gizmos are for.1 The command pod and the functions of the editor.

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