[00:03:40] https://i.gyazo.com/eb9d9bbb08d6ad154015a886d8d275cf.png - Stage footprint [00:31:06] https://i.gyazo.com/3525662bd458d783b394bdfaec2df655.png - I still need pyrotechnics. [00:57:58] I'm even making a band logo to import as a flag to put on the back. https://i.gyazo.com/eaca09bb1461c257666b24c0d3342ba6.png [02:40:28] How do I import flags into KSP? [02:41:43] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Distractedman979' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [02:46:53] Draconiator: I just take the file(s) and put them in a folder marked Flags and put them in game data [02:58:48] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o UmbralRaptop' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [03:01:50] https://i.gyazo.com/013969a2179b8c0447c95f52f0bbe13a.png - Testing the pyros for my stage. I need to put more. [04:58:20] haha, no launch yesterday [04:58:39] but it will be around the same time again so i still cant watch it [06:06:35] Draconiator, I approve 100% of KSP being used for shenanigans, that's awesome [06:09:14] what else would you want to use it for? serious research? maybe etology or psychology, but then it is a tool, and the human playing is the experiment [06:11:39] shenanigans *non typical KSP stuff [06:14:01] em, can anyone tell me what's specific for KSP then? [09:12:41] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [12:16:10] Today's Wikipedia article or the day: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Feynman [12:58:23] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/380846093002473475/444483267526131712/20180511145019_1.jpg [12:58:29] wing broke, too much fast [13:07:55] hallo zusammen. spricht hier wer deutsch? [13:08:49] ich hätte eine kurze frage zur steuerung [13:17:20] Guest34968: Ja, aber die bevorzugte Sprache ist Egnlisch. [13:25:07] Fluburtur: today is definitely gonna be a museum day for me [13:25:29] isn't that the case every day? [13:25:46] Fluburtur: also I'm an idiot [13:25:58] That's not news anymore :P [13:26:11] Action: APlayer hides [13:26:32] Fluburtur: it took me like a year to realize that the PB4Y-2 was so heavily modified from the Liberator [13:26:43] like I didn't even notice the H tail [13:26:55] was missing [13:27:12] Guest34968: we make exceptions, but only if you're really unable to speak english/Wir machen Ausnahmen, aber nur, wenn du wirklich kein Englisch kannst [13:27:28] I speak american [13:27:37] that's about it [13:27:47] Out. Just out. :D [13:28:32] Mat2ch: His problem is already solved. ;-) [13:29:07] Ah, I guess she/he did query you without asking? ;P [13:29:12] He didn't know the key to switch Kerbals, so he had to select them by selectively entering and leaving vessels [13:29:18] They. Yes, they. [13:29:28] No, I queried them. [13:30:04] hehe :D [13:30:21] (You don't just query me without asking, though :P) [13:30:31] well, the default key is maybe not accessible on the German keyboard layout... [13:30:34] Action: APlayer waits for the incoming queries [13:30:53] The default does mismatch with the German keyboard layout, so it's understandable [13:30:57] there was a time where querying people without asking first was considered very impolite. Is this still the case? [13:31:02] dammit, this is KSPO, I can't make the joke I wanted [13:31:04] I had to spend some time researching the same thing too, back then [13:31:20] I just rebind many keys [13:31:42] Mat2ch: Well, if you have a good reason or good intentions, I guess that's acceptable. I am new to the internet though, so who knows? [13:31:55] I did, in fact, rebind keys, yes. [13:39:32] So, I guess English essays in ten years will look like "Is Pluto a planet? Discuss pros and cons." [13:53:58] answer: yes [13:54:18] it is also a dog [14:01:09] Fluburtur: I just saw the museum director but I was too nervous to say anything [14:02:16] why [14:05:10] Fluburtur: dudes a badass test pilot and I feel like I would feel out too much [14:06:06] eh [14:06:27] I hear if you fight a museum director and win you get to be the new director [14:09:28] http://www.tripwireinteractive.com/news/arvn-content-update-announced-for-rising-storm-2-vietnam.aspx [14:09:32] Fluburtur: oh, maybe I could fix all their crap mistakes [14:09:46] yeah [14:10:21] Fluburtur: they removed their storch [14:10:30] why [14:10:32] and i don't know where it is [14:10:34] I am anmoyed [14:10:35] annoyed [14:12:59] yeah I understand [14:13:03] poor storch [14:19:55] Fluburtur: http://aviadejavu.ru/Images6/AI/AI57-6/1-1.jpg [14:20:15] Last message repeated 1 time(s). [14:20:15] dang it [14:20:19] spotty connection [14:20:23] wat is dat [14:22:28] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Dman979' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [14:22:33] It's clearly a page from a book [14:29:11] Fluburtur: it's a B-36 most of a B-58 [14:29:21] carrying most* [14:29:28] lel [14:31:26] https://youtu.be/KG1QWqJMm6o [14:31:26] YouTube - Air Engine Throttle [14:37:13] Fluburtur: God the B-36 is big [14:37:16] too big [14:37:21] and yet not big enough [14:43:22] bwoop [14:43:47] bwoop [14:43:47] why isnt ozone used as oxidizer in rockets? [14:44:00] too corrosive? [14:44:13] probably easier to make oxygen [14:44:22] Yeah, O2 is more common [14:44:38] Also, it sounds like the twilight zone. [14:44:43] well i know its more common, but... O3 is far more reactive [14:44:57] You are entering a zone where the normal rules of combustion don't apply. The Ozone. [14:45:07] wheh [14:45:10] hehe [14:45:23] Fluburtur, how goes the RC? [14:45:28] good [14:45:31] lemme find a pic [14:45:35] ok [14:45:56] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/380846093002473475/443738112292814848/DSC_8870.JPG [14:47:51] Fluburtur: found the director again, he's giving a tour to some army people who are here, probably for training [14:48:15] show him who's boss [14:48:16] nice [14:48:25] the prop, what will actually be used? [14:49:18] also, what are your thoughts of lighter props vs heavier? reduced energy use vs flywheel effect? [14:50:40] that's just a desk model [14:51:10] Fluburtur: contrarotating RC plane when [14:51:20] also prop weight, I guess it just changes the energy required to change the speed of the prop [14:51:34] Rokker soon" [14:52:16] I do need to make some 3d printed gearbox for that [14:52:38] but I need to find myself some of those ceramic bearings they use in fidget spinner, they are fairly cheap and not too bad [15:36:55] I should make a new plane for transit [15:40:26] Rokker https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/ft-what-did-you-do-rc-today-caution-offtopic-at-all-times.34729/page-19#lg=attachment107169&slide=0 [15:41:07] I should really start working on my vg33 [15:41:11] the rc one I mean [15:41:16] I can already make the wings [15:43:09] Fluburtur: what is this link [15:43:20] big rc b25 [15:52:51] https://www.reddit.com/r/KerbalSpaceProgram/comments/8inw3q/all_kerbals_were_harmed_in_the_making_of_this/ [15:55:50] https://memegenerator.net/img/instances/300x300/71739359/riiiight.jpg [15:57:45] nyc street artists can be pretty amaxing [15:58:10] nice to see paris shares the trait ^-^ [16:17:19] has anyone used something like dropbox or onedrive to sync saves between computers? [16:20:33] not ksp saves, but sure [16:21:41] Neal: yah, I do this with ksp + mega [16:37:28] Fluburtur: ah, that is a nice B-25 [16:37:41] big foamie one [16:37:56] can probably use internal combustion engines in there actually [16:38:01] at that size it would be better [16:54:25] the wings of it are a bit weird, the root is a modified e205 and the tips is rounded which will be a first for me [16:56:37] hurrr [16:57:07] you could use ethanol fuel, yar [16:57:19] with safflower oil for lube [16:58:20] heh [16:58:21] yeah, actually... [16:58:24] that would work [16:58:33] I have an old two stroke trimmer engine that I wanted to run on alcohol [16:58:46] but I need to fully disasemble it and clean it [16:59:04] I could put it in a vg33 but it would be a bit overpowered for that size of plane [16:59:12] and maybe too heavy [16:59:15] is 25cc I thikn [16:59:47] just make sure it's ethyl alcohol, plus the plant oil, you'll get a good smell and you may actually get a bit more power out of it [17:00:31] you'll need to clean/degrease the whole thing first, or you could get soot from residual petroleum products [17:02:44] another option is that you could adjust the timing to get a lean burn, which would help it stay cooler [17:04:01] if you did that, you would have to really pay attention to the fuel/oil mixture to ensure proper lubrication [17:04:14] shouldnt be too difficult, though [17:04:37] yeah should be fine [17:04:48] but yeah I need to do a complete check up of that engine first [17:04:54] had it for like 5 years at least [17:05:24] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lDicKeoZcg [17:05:24] YouTube - The automotor [17:05:29] one time my dad forgot to check the mixture after having the engine tuned and it was belching smoke like a steam locomotive [17:05:51] too much oil [17:07:28] heh [17:07:32] and then, right before that push mower died, i literally had to use corn oil, olive oil, and rubbing alcohol in the tank, as it kept running really rough and idling shutdown... made a lot of fryer smelling smoke, but it ran smooth till the [17:07:55] crank shaft seized on the one end [17:08:12] that's one way to kill an engine [17:08:25] I guess if I remove all the crap on this small engine I can get it light enough [17:08:52] well the crankshaft was kind of already very abused from the blade striking rocks and tree roots, so it was only a matter of time [17:09:21] thing was like 20 years old [17:10:31] you ever look into using electric lawnmower motors for anything RC? [17:10:41] nah those are crap [17:10:55] brushed motors, no one wants that [17:10:55] not enough rpm? [17:11:11] I guess they could work for boats where weight doesn't matter [17:11:11] the one i have is actually brushless dc [17:11:18] good for you [17:11:21] :D [17:11:34] i think brushed dc is pretty standard [17:11:40] electric garden equipment is total crap like 99% of the time [17:12:19] yep, lot of companies want to make the bucks chashing in on the sustainability bandwagon, but what they end up putting out in the market is junk [17:13:06] once when I was working at a garage we had a brand new electric start lawnmower and the batteries were dead on arrival [17:14:11] pft, some companies just dont care [17:14:29] electric start is especially bad [17:14:55] and working in a garage that deals in the average consumer garden equipment is hell [17:15:15] because it looks like peoples do their best to totally destroy their stuff then want you to fix it for cheap [17:15:34] we have a greenworks mower, took it all apart and back together, it's very few parts, and the motor itself actually looks good, the windings, bushings, all the brackets etc look proper and heavier duty than needed, which put a smile on my face [17:15:36] mhm [17:16:14] garages for professional users are a bit better because more quality stuff [17:16:23] like kubota tractors or such [17:16:40] the little mowers are like super expensive but unkillable [17:17:39] there are one or two landscapers that i know of which use 100% electric equipment, but their stuff is mostly designed and built in-house [17:17:45] we really need a bigger deployable relay antenna in stock ksp =| [17:17:56] honda stuff is also fairly good quality [17:18:33] the other part of the company does machining and circuit design for PV/wind [17:18:46] fancy [17:20:44] indeed, they charge a 13% premium on their yard services, but they are way quieter and they can give you a free PV and micro wind assessment, which normally costs the company proving the panels/turbines money and time better spent on employees and products [17:20:50] k time to eat [17:20:52] brb [17:20:57] enjoy [17:29:47] hey guys [17:30:03] hi [17:31:15] anybody uses NFP? [17:31:44] building a canard based quad goliath thing [17:37:59] woah it works [17:38:13] i want to tuck the ventral engine up a bit more, though [17:38:24] very close to the ground [17:40:49] so the basic concept flies, just gotta make it into a finished craft [17:44:52] Fluburtur: https://i.imgur.com/vDscQZ8.jpg In this pic are 10 vehicles that broke mach 1, 5 broke mach 3, 2 broke mach 6, and one broke mach 32 [17:45:28] isn't humanity just incredible [17:45:43] what is the plane with the nose intake over the xb70 [17:45:48] https://i.imgur.com/0JrSAOQ.png [17:46:37] oh you mean the one where the intake is a duct over top the cockpit? [17:48:31] Fluburtur: the Bell X-5. A swing wing test bed [17:48:44] the TU-22 has engines above near the hstab [17:51:05] Fluburtur: 11 if you count the fact the wheels of the X-1 that are barely visible [17:52:39] english electric lightning? [17:53:08] transitbiker: ... do you have me ignored [17:53:35] cause I already answered him [17:53:44] this one? https://defenceoftherealm.files.wordpress.com/2014/09/english_electric_lightning_bac.jpg [17:53:56] Fluburtur: please inform hjm [17:54:02] cause this is gonna get old fast [17:54:05] transitbiker Rokker is upset [17:54:36] well, it's a free country or so they say [17:54:46] Fluburtur: he's trying to figure out a plane from a picture he can't see when I've given the answer [17:55:15] he's talking about that plane right now [17:55:21] but is that one the right one? [17:55:25] yes [17:55:34] it's silly [17:55:46] it's a neat craft [17:56:37] ... [17:57:10] perhaps you should un-ignore rokker [17:58:07] i need lunch [18:00:05] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o UmbralRaptop' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [18:02:29] I'm just sad I'll never get to experience mach speeds... [18:02:57] ...but then, not a lot of people did [18:03:26] technically we are travelling many times the speed of sound through fixed space [18:04:07] The definition of 'mach' speeds is only valid in a fluid [18:04:13] earth rotation, axial wobble, orbit around sun, sun orbit around galactic centre, galaxy moving through space [18:04:37] if it all stopped, you'd be a fluid [18:04:40] hehe [18:04:51] cue relevant xkcd [18:05:40] https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/grumman-f7f-tigercat-scratch-build.53548/page-2#lg=attachment107185&slide=0 [18:06:07] I'm sort of jealous my Brother-in-law actually did [18:06:10] https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/grumman-f7f-tigercat-scratch-build.53548/page-2#lg=attachment107187&slide=0 [18:06:32] that damo guy is an actual tryhard whenit comes to making planes [18:08:00] He managed to get permission to fly 'passanger' during an airshow [18:08:11] nice [18:08:17] more then once [18:08:28] best I did was to sit on top of a rafale back in 2009 [18:10:02] i flew next to the prop in a q400 once, on purpose [18:10:09] was loud [18:10:52] i think the q400 could benefit from a beefier turbine driving the prop [18:11:16] and better fit/finish checks before customer delivery [18:12:20] (he was an official photograph) [18:12:46] photographer* [18:12:56] I used to commute to luxembourg from london city on various turboprops... got bumped to first a few times & realised it was worse than sitting at the back, sitting next to a prop is not good for the ears :p [18:13:00] i was an official passenger [18:13:24] yeah, it was an interesting experience [18:13:53] i wasnt going to miss out on my one time flying, so i booked those seats specifically [18:13:53] VanDisaster: I did that from Montreal to Sept-Iles. Turbosprops are not fun [18:14:28] flying up the Thames estuary on a turboprop is a bit of an odd & amusing experience, kinda like you're in 1940 suddenly :p [18:14:38] and then landing at LCR is terrifying [18:14:42] the flight itself was fine, pretty smooth, was really cool to see the gear and the prop doing their thing [18:14:46] but the rest I can do without [18:15:15] i had a photo somewhere of the view, dunno where it went [18:15:22] might be able to find it, hold on [18:16:13] LCY even [18:16:26] always thikn you're going to end up in the dock [18:16:59] sounds like laguardia or jfk [18:17:13] LCY is literally built in a dock [18:17:18] without filling the dock in [18:17:26] just the runway [18:17:46] heh [18:18:23] plenty of YT vids of arrival, it's an interesting place [18:18:30] reallysteep approach [18:20:54] VanDisaster: reminds me of Haneda Airport [18:21:59] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgLIsyWFdeY [18:21:59] YouTube - Dash8 Q400 Panoramic approach over London city - EGLC / LCY cockpit [18:22:22] altho thats the less watery end I think [18:23:39] well, this thing can get into the air with one engine operable [18:23:49] i'd call this a success [18:24:25] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Distractedman979' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [18:28:07] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o UmbralRaptor' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [18:28:43] VanDisaster: I'm actually suprised that they use Q400. I would imagine that since Europe is a lot more dense, bigger planes would make more economic sense [18:30:33] london city airport has had restrictions put on size of aircraft that can use it [18:31:07] also [18:31:11] Last time I took such a plane, was to go to a 'city' where the airport was actually bigger then the city itself... of city of barely more then 25k popualtion [18:32:02] regional jets and turboprops are more practical and flexible for smaller airports for both the runway length and the terminal size itself [18:32:49] I was only talking about the economics of such a plane. If it is profitable, then I guess it's worth running it [18:33:38] some airports are not located where you think they'd be, larger facility in a smaller town may make sense if the craft will take on cargo and/or fuel and exchange passengers [18:34:58] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehN6u_A8KOE [18:34:58] YouTube - Flat Earth Pilots - here is my cockpit... Now show me yours. [18:35:20] feels kind of nostalgic to me [18:35:28] the fms screens [18:35:33] that font [18:35:34] or maybe there is a strategic benefit such as location near production or maintinence facility [18:35:37] all too familiar [18:36:18] transitbiker: Sept-iles is a Hub for a lot of remote locations [18:36:29] namely Labrador [18:36:39] there you go [18:37:39] but it's 200km away from almost everything [18:39:42] https://goo.gl/maps/KmhYSzsUf9S2 [18:44:22] Note that it's cheaper for me to go to Miami then go to that regional airport... even if it is a Hub [18:46:12] ve2dmn: maybe you will get lucky and Boom will succeed [18:46:18] supersonic travel yay [18:49:52] Jesus christ [18:50:00] there is a huge breeze through the museum [18:54:19] https://78.media.tumblr.com/2b26eae40e217bde087b64ce87c8d97a/tumblr_inline_p1bmea52aj1r74g00_540.gif [19:03:12] Theoretically would a rocket spaceport be larger or smaller than a normal airport [19:04:07] I was thinking smaller but then I remembered the noise problem [19:04:49] how much standoff distance did the saturn V need [19:05:11] oren: define 'normal' [19:07:15] ve2dmn: one that can handle intercontinental flights [19:08:00] which is the niche in which I can see supersonic and rocket travel competing [19:10:45] i think there are too many open questions to answer that [19:11:17] well the shuttle keep-out zone is a radius of 3 miles [19:11:59] like, how does boarding a rocket work? [19:12:08] are they boarding at the launchpad? [19:12:28] yeah probbly [19:12:28] how many launchpads do you need to prepare and start a rocket every few minutes? [19:13:19] (as we are comparing with busy airports, let's say Frankfurt, Heathrow, Charles de Gaulle) [19:13:50] (we'd be expecting a similar number of flights) [19:14:02] https://i.imgur.com/EGBkpmz.jpg who wants to guess what this is [19:14:11] the boosters would be RTLS as in the Earth to earth animation [19:14:28] therefore it depends how fast you can refuel a booster [19:14:58] anyone [19:15:24] Rokker: some sort of hatch cover? [19:16:57] what is the total diameter of the pipes going into a booster and what is the viscosity and density of the fueks [19:17:10] https://i.imgur.com/L8sYLmO.jpg [19:18:14] Rokker: so what is it [19:18:37] It isn;t a htch it's too small for the guys to get out of it [19:18:46] hmmm [19:18:53] oren: SM to CM umbilical [19:19:14] i think an earth-to-earth-rocket port would have a regular airport nearby anyway, to collect shorter distance flights for connecting purposes [19:20:03] .nextlaunch [19:20:24] oren: wrong channel [19:20:30] oren: less than an hour now [19:20:50] and at that point, you're probably looking to extending existing airports with a few rocket launchpads [19:21:05] so the question of "what is bigger" becomes moot [19:22:03] on that note, what exactly is "moot" anyway? [19:23:49] Jesus Christ, I never looked at the "leading edge" of the Apollo 15 bottom before [19:24:09] https://i.imgur.com/4nTd0p3.jpg [19:24:14] https://i.gyazo.com/7e31e79c84d9b12214cff5ef994ee29d.jpg [19:24:14] look at it [19:24:27] Last message repeated 1 time(s). [19:24:27] it's all gone [19:25:20] ve2dmn: shorthaul is in competition wth trains here [19:25:31] it's a really tight market [19:26:49] We have no shorthaul. Only vast empty space [19:26:57] trains doing city centre-city centre at 320kph is not really slower than a plane after you include messing at the airport [19:28:01] why is nobody looking at it :( [19:29:12] ve2dmn: you do have trains tho, I've been on canadian trains :p [19:29:26] Eddi|zuHause: "moot" is the admin of 4chan [19:29:49] middle-of-nowhere-canada to montreal & back iirc [19:29:57] VanDisaster: not the same market [19:30:17] VanDisaster: we have really really crappy trains in canada [19:30:54] canada is basically a third world country in terms of tech infrastucture [19:31:14] oren: I've taken Amtrak. Several times. it's not that crappy. Only really crappy [19:31:26] even euro/asian high speed rail wouldn't beat a plane over there, thats probably why [19:31:37] ^ [19:32:08] Market Incentives are just not there [19:32:22] although, I would LOVE overnight trains [19:32:35] plus you have like half the population of the UK or France [19:33:09] VanDisaster: 60% of that population is in the Quebec-Windsor corridor [19:33:45] less than the pop of california, apparently [19:33:54] yup [19:35:11] but say london to paris... train is 3 hrs & the stations are central [19:35:25] VanDisaster: https://brilliantmaps.com/half-canada/ [19:35:38] plane is something less than an hour iirc but you're gonna spend forever going to & from the airports & doing checkin [19:35:59] ve2dmn: and the other half hates us [19:36:44] oren: which half are you in? [19:37:37] the south [19:37:45] Toronto [19:37:54] VanDisaster: Compare my trip to NYC: 10h by train for 70CDN or 90min by plane for (180CDN). [19:38:01] currently at yonge and bay [19:38:11] er bloor and bay [19:38:25] whatever [19:38:33] oren: I'm sorry [19:38:55] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [19:42:13] ;wa distance Montreal to New York [19:42:17] Eddi|zuHause: distance->from->Montreal, Quebec, Canada, to->New York City, New York: 540.3 km (kilometers) [19:42:43] ;wa distance Berlin to Munich [19:42:45] Eddi|zuHause: distance->from->Berlin, Germany, to->Munich, Bavaria, Germany: 503.7 km (kilometers) [19:43:05] oren: http://metrocosm.com/canada-population-map/ [19:43:15] Kerbal cockpits are too clean and organizef [19:43:18] they just opened a new track here that cut down train times from berlin to munich from 6h to 4h [19:44:00] https://i.imgur.com/2GdgJnA.jpg [19:44:23] T-30min https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQEqKZ7CJlk [19:44:24] YouTube - Bangabandhu Satellite-1 Mission [19:45:01] Eddi|zuHause: how many stops between the 2 ? [19:45:18] for the really fast ones? about 4 or so [19:46:27] Between Montreal and NYC there are about 12 or 15 stops, but besides Albany, most towns are stops are below 100k population [19:47:05] https://www.bahn.de/p/view/service/zug/fahrzeuge/ice_sprinter.shtml <-- looks like 3 inbetween stops [19:47:16] one of the 'BIG STOP' on that line is Plattsburgh,NY with a population of 20k [19:47:29] there are other "still fast" ones with more [19:47:34] There is no way a high-speed train would be profitable :( [19:49:40] They even got rid of the Montreal-Boston Train a few years ago [19:52:33] https://www.bahn.de/p/view/service/zug/fahrzeuge/vde8.shtml <-- this is a more complete overview over the long-distance trains over that new track [19:52:56] ah, bahn.de, it has been a while since i last needed to use it :) [19:53:14] see you go through a major city centers. IT's worth it [19:53:54] depends on what you call "major" :p [19:54:15] major tom :) [19:54:44] great. now i have a song stuck in my head :p [19:54:46] Eddi|zuHause: population >250k ? [19:55:12] ve2dmn: ok, that would cover about half of the towns on that image [19:55:54] ;wa population of Bamberg [19:55:56] Eddi|zuHause: Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany->city population: 69574 people (country rank: ~~124th) (2007 estimate) [19:56:10] ;wa population of Eisenach [19:56:12] Eddi|zuHause: Eisenach, Thuringia, Germany->city population: 41884 people (country rank: ~~254th) (2014 estimate) [19:56:13] what is bam? [19:56:27] Althego: you wanna discuss etymology of place names? [19:56:35] hehe not really [19:56:36] Eddi|zuHause: you can't find a city center on this line with a population of 100k... https://www.amtrak.com/adirondack-train [19:56:46] (aside from source and destination of course) [19:56:54] ;wa population of Fulda [19:56:56] Eddi|zuHause: Fulda, Hesse, Germany->city population: 65540 people (country rank: ~~132nd) (2014 estimate) [19:57:02] ;wa population of Erfurt [19:57:04] Eddi|zuHause: Erfurt, Thuringia, Germany->city population: 210118 people (country rank: 37th) (2015 estimate) [19:57:20] see, even this "state capital" thingie doesn't match your criterium [19:57:32] criterion? [19:58:20] whatever [19:58:52] :P [19:58:59] ;wa population of Halle (Saale) [19:59:01]