Vanamonde

Oh, I misread it. This is what happens when you've had the Death Cold for 1.5 weeks. Even so, if it's not a neutron star why isn't convection dispersing the metals?

I am not aware of any tinkering but I'll ask.

Neutron stars are commonly described as being entirely converted into neutrons, but for metals to be present at least some of the surface matter would have to remain in atomic form with protons present and associated with neutrons in nuclei. Is that common for neutron stars? It's not hard to believe but I've never heard it mentioned before. How deep is the normal matter "crust"?

Some of the connector parts can be used as ejectors. Did you maybe use those by mistake and include them in the staging? Pics of the craft with the staging display might help.

I am unfamiliar with this issue but if you list the mods you're using someone else might recognize it. Good luck. And thread moved to Support.

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As far as I know, there haven't been any changes or adjustments lately.

I believe console users have to use another device to take a picture of the screen, don't they?

And moved to Spacecraft Exchange.

And thread moved to Mission Reports.

Overlapping threads have been merged. (Sorry, I don't use this mod or would try to help.)

Congratulations. Now you can assemble larger craft in orbit.

Everybody is building such big, fancy stuff lately.

Congratulations. I also enjoy sending probes.

Congratulations.

I was able.

Nice. Though the camouflage scheme needs improvement.

Denied.

Draw a kitty cat drowsing in the sunshine.

My worst spaceplane could not do a Jool 5 because it could not reach Kerbin orbit.

Howdy.

Cute plane.

Thread closed by OP's request.

More stages than you can shake a stick at.

Whales and wind? Are you sure this was a space ship and not a sea ship?