Introducing the KPS-LL Radial Bounce Propulsor

an experimental basketball-inspired propulsion device for daring Kerbal engineers. Using a series of radially arranged pistons, the KPS-LL generates powerful bursts of thrust by sequentially extending and retracting, much like a mechanical heartbeat. The design creates a rhythmic "bouncing" motion, propelling objects in a controlled, albeit chaotic, trajectory. While primarily intended for surface-based exploration, some brave Kerbals and Droods have suggested using it for low-gravity lunar hops or even as an alternative method for basketball training at the Munar/Lunar Space Academy. Warning: excessive piston force may lead to unexpected lateral spins and catastrophic "slam dunks" on landing.