Kerbal Space Program's 0.20 update lets you capture with flags

As any good conspiracy nut will tell you, flags contain shocking secrets. And the one planted on the supposedly "Munar" surface of this Kerbal Space Program update video is clearly flapping around. FAKERS! This was clearly a staged performance to highlight the new flag-planting feature! Normally, I'd be furious, but those newly expanded rovers are just too damn adorable.

Full patch notes below:

7 new Parts and 2 IVA Spaces
Cupola with IVA
Small Lander with IVA
2 new Probe cores
New large docking clamp
New Medium wheel
Attachable command seats for kerbals

Customizable Flags for your space program

Kerbals on Eva can plant flags with editable plaques
23 Stock flags to choose from.
Flags are Moddable, Make your own flag!

Editor Improvements

Added Flag interface to editor
The Editor no longer requires you to start with a command pod when building a ship.
The Editor now allows deleting or replacing the first part of your ship.

Optimizations and New Features

Vessel Filtering for the tracking station
Added Kerbal Knowledge base for vessel and planetary information
Upgraded scene loader and refresh logic
Added Game Database and repogrammed part loaders.
Mods and stock parts can now have their own folders for organization
New Loading Screens
Optimization of Memory Usage (Approximately 30% average reduction in usage)
Upgraded debug menu allows parts and cfg files to be reloaded while the game
Bug Fixes!

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