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Kerbal Space Program typically requires about 5-10 GB of storage space on your computer, depending on the version and any additional mods or expansions you may install. The exact size can vary based on updates and patches. Always check the game's official store page or system requirements for the most accurate information regarding storage needs.
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How much space does the graphics program GIMP take up?
I have gimp2 on my system right now and it is taking up about 80 megabites
How much space does mercury take up in space?
lots
What was the name of the NASA space program that was designed to take humans to the moon?
the Apollo missions
What site offers free conference calls?
Sites like Skype do offer conference calls free. You need to download a program though, but the program doesn't take up much space and works almost all the time.
How much space does a tv show take up on an ipod?
they don't take any space up
How much space does Elsword take up?
Not much to be honest.
How much space does a vacuole take up?
not much :p
How much space does Up take up?
Not much to be honest.
How do you get chose as a Astronaut?
you sign up for the space aeronautics program and take tests to become an astronaut
Does notes take up space on the iPod touch?
Yes, they do. How much space they take up depends on how much you write. If you just write, let's say, a grocery list, then not much space will be used. But if you write stories on your notes, like my friend, then they can take up a lot of space. It just depends on what you use them for.
Why does the Star Wars clone wars jedi alliance take up so much space 270mb?
The game is really big and there are alot of things in the game you have to do so the more you have to do the more the programmers program and so it takes up more space.
Where does the space shuttle take off from?
The Space Shuttle used to take off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. However, the Space Shuttle program ended in 2011. Rocket launches now take place from various locations around the world, depending on the spacecraft and mission.
