He somehow doesn't manage to launch himself into orbit! He possibly gets a bit close.

Aww, but it would be funny to attach an anchor to his ankle.

Naruto's ankle appreciates the lack of any anchors attached to it.

He'll eventually head back to the shuttle.

And they can all pile into it, Kurama and all, and fly back down.

Kurama fades into mist before the piling-in, and is apparently keeping up a sarcastic running commentary according to Naruto.

"Sarcasm's a wonderful hobby."

"He seems to like it!"

And back down they go.

Kurama re-manifests as soon as Naruto's out of the shuttle, though this time he keeps himself to a respectable horse size, and doesn't seem as eager to run off. Instead he's watching the humans and vaguely human shaped people.

"I assume you don't have much actual texture but you look remarkably soft," Cam says.

That gets him a moderately unimpressed look.

"I have whatever texture I feel like having."

"Congratulations. Anyway, welcome to the Land of Snow."

"It needs more trees."

Cam sprouts a pine tree a ways off.

He snickers. 

"Perhaps once the humans have calmed down I will explore the southern reaches again."

"Enjoy."

For now, he will get used to how this land has changed since the last time he was here. 

This mostly involves snuffling around a little bit then flopping outside the base.

...kind of cute.

The Cam dismisses himself and another one reforms elsewhere to make up the complement.

He'll get an email from Naruto after a while asking if there's ways to make a computer work for Kurama? Kurama's pretending to be not interesting but Naruto thinks he'd like some of the stuff. (If there isn't Naruto can just stick a clone with a computer to push buttons and look at things for Kurama.)

There are all kinds of different peripherals people use for all sorts of reasons, what in particular is he having trouble with?

The interface? He doesn't like buttons I don't think. Probably because no thumbs.

Touchscreen? Maybe a really big one intended for doing giant digital art? He could poke it with his nose.

I think he'd be able to see that better, too, he's yet to get any smaller than a horse and the text's pretty small compared to him.

So Cam goes out and sets up a computer with a big art touchscreen.

Kurama investigates it, asks questions about the icons and computer functions (he has zero cultural continuity with the idea of computers), and then starts playing around.