Tracking Station Pics

[bsalis]

What is yours looking like. Mine is looking a bit... messy.

Note Mun and Minmus in the top right.

[mulimulix]

Wow. You got a lotta space junk, there. I end the mission of flights that aren't of great significance, so I've only got a few. I've kept my first return missions to Mun and Minmus, as well as a capsule in low-altitude orbit in the hopes it will one day collide with another craft and my first ever attempt at the Mun, which went off course and is now in a high-speed orbit around Kerbol.

Edit: Oh yeah, also the site of my first 'Landing' on the Mun, which resulted in the craft being destroyed, except for the capsule itself.

[Master]

I recently had to wipe mine clean as I had a null pointer error in there somewhere. The only real difference was that I kept the left hand menu clean which means I returned as man command modules as possible and did not use mechjeb much.

I had the debris on unlimited though as there was a pretty much solid band of booster parts around Kerbin along the rotation axis.

[what-the]

It's not that messy. Sometimes I attach hundreds of radical decouplers, make orbit and release them all. It's so awesome if you have the orbit at less then 100km because then you get a gray sky.

[mulimulix]

It's not that messy. Sometimes I attach hundreds of radical decouplers, make orbit and release them all. It's so awesome if you have the orbit at less then 100km because then you get a gray sky.

That sounds rather awesome. Have a screenshot?

[Nibb31]

I've been in that situation, and it's a real mess. Now I tend to minimize space junk by designing my ships so that most staging occurs before achieving orbit and the upper/TLI stage does the final circularization burn. I also usually arrange to crash my TLI stage into the destination body before landing.

[togfox]

Pfft. Amateurs. I'm regularly passing debris in low orbit. Every now and then I'll find a lone module floating around - a module that I would not jettison by itself, like an engine with no tanks. How did an engine get there with no tanks? I didn't see any collision but that's the only way it could have got there - debris colliding with debris.

[bsalis]

Wow togfox, your winning so far.

(not that this is competition or anything)

[leopardenthusiast]

http://i.imgur.com/LZASb.png

I haven't really done much. And there's NOTHING out past there. That debris at the edge of the screen? Its apoapsis is about a third of the way to the Mun.

[duckunlimited2]

Togfox, debris can't hit each other in this game. There all on-rails so collisions are impossible. If 2 debris did end up on a collision course, they would just go straight through each other.

[_Aramchek_]

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/80346/trackingstation.jpg

There is mine, all were done with stock parts, and the ship that is far, far out, technically could return...I was hoping to see just how far it would go though.

[sneezedr424]

O_o I hope MY map doesn't look like that then I get the bought version...

[togfox]

Togfox, debris can't hit each other in this game. There all on-rails so collisions are impossible. If 2 debris did end up on a collision course, they would just go straight through each other.

Agreed, except when I'm within 2km of debris, and with a field like that, I'm constantly within 100km of some sort of debris.