I also have a rocket pre-designed for Duna missions here which will help you understand what I'm saying here (or you can just grab it and go flying, if you like) If you already have something reasonably sized and Duna-capable, but just have issues with actually intercepting it, skip ahead. This is intended as a primer for smart rocket design. We don't really need a giant monster rocket to reach Duna, but it will need to be decent sized. Others built enormous computer-taxing monsters that probably would burn KSC to the ground taking off, if it were only modeled. Most of us constructed larger but easier to fly spacecraft, with more margin for error built in. People built some amazingly tiny rockets to get to the Mun and Minmus.

We are going to cover what you need to know and do to reach another planet, step by step, covering everything from designing your rocket to splashdown back at Kerbin. This guide is a how-to on reaching Duna - and returning, with a 3-man crew. I can, however, make it much easier and eliminate the math. You just want something simple to understand, as easy as 'point orbiting rocket at rising Mun and fire'. Or you're young and just haven't gotten that far yet in school. But they were heavy on math, and math's not your thing.

So you went looking for help, and found some great guides by Kosmo-Not and Olex. If the posts I've seen are any indication, however, a lot of you haven't managed to visit them yet, or if you have, lucked into a chance encounter. You've also probably seen all the photos of people visiting the cool new planets. DUNA FOR DUMMIES: A guide for the rest of usīy now you've gotten the update, built some big rockets, watched them fly into space and/or explode into a firey mess.

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