Have you ever ejected a kerbal from the solar system?

[Johnster_Space_Program]

So i was playing ksp with a mod that adds Soyuz Spacecraft to KSP. When i was flying a Soyuz the craft started spinning at high speeds. When i ejected the kerbal, this happened:

My kerbal was spaghettified by the space kraken and ejected out of the solar system at high speeds. Here are some images and videos that i took while playing.

The trajectory of my kerbal showing that he is going to be ejected from the kerbol system completely.

Here are some images and videos i took of the kerbal before he left the solar system. The kerbal was Jeb...

And after he left:

if this has ever happened to you post your images and comments below!

 

 

Edited February 17, 2018 by Johnster_Space_Program
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[Geonovast]

5 hours ago, Johnster_Space said:

This might be the greatest KSP SS I've ever seen.

[MythicalHeFF]

Is that even a question? Why, of course!

[Atkara]

I have ejected asteroids out of the solar system for money. Kerbals however? That would've been... counter-productive  

By the looks of it, your pilot is going where no Kerbal has gone before -for Science 

Edited February 18, 2018 by Atkara

[AngrybobH]

Never had a kerbal exit the solar system. But I also never had a kerbal traveling at 16 km/s without a spaceship either. I did once have an unmanned munar mining truck crash into a glitch in reality at about 5 m/s instantly accelerate to 20% of the speed of light and leave the system. 

[Geschosskopf]

On 2/17/2018 at 7:27 AM, Johnster_Space said:

if this has ever happened to you post your images and comments below!

Welcome to the forum and congrats on your first Kraken encounter

This sort of thing happens to everybody eventually. The worst I ever had was when Bill was on his way home from an Eve fly-by.  Just before reaching Kerbin's SOI, the Kraken snatched him FAR away instantly.  See pic below.  The speed was 882 x 10^9 x the real world speed of light and the distance was 714,000 lightyears from the sun.  I tried F5/F9 but could never save Bill, so I guess his ghost is still out there somewhere.

 

[DAL59]

@Johnster_Space, there is a secret audio message that plays at 50,000 petameters.

[joacobanfield]

I once had a MechJeb module ejected upon "landing" on Kerbin, but no Kerbals. (Unless you count my screwing around with HyperEdit)

[Zosma Procyon]

Only by accident and I reset to the last save after it happen. I had a 16 Kerbals packed like sardines in a 2.5 meter cargo bay, on a rocket taking them home from Eeloo, when it encountered a kraken. The rocket started vibrating and flew apart, scattering kerbals in every direction at what had to be a measurable percent of the speed of light in every conceivable direction. I didn't get a screenshot of the incident because I found it more annoying than funny. I eventually figured out that I had messed up the structs so the outboard engine pods had too much lateral freedom of movement, and this was either before autostructing and rigid connecting were introduced or before I discovered them. I had to limit the 8 NERV engines to 10% thrust to stop it from wigging out. Those were the longest burns I did before I launched a space station to chase an asteroid with a 40 year period.

[Chel]

Ah... the infamous NaN glitch. I've had it multiple times! From taking a picture at the old airfield, to swimming with time warp, and even just simply exiting a craft. "Lesley Kerman: currently on escape trajectory out of the Sun. Speed: NaN"

[swjr-swis]

On 2/17/2018 at 2:27 PM, Johnster_Space said:

Jeb's last communication as recorded by Mission Control: "Oh my god - it's full of snacks!"

[Fearless Son]

14 minutes ago, swjr-swis said:

Jeb's last communication as recorded by Mission Control: "Oh my god - it's full of snacks!"

"My Kod..."

[adsii1970]

Back when I first began playing .22, I once sent Jebediah way past the Mun and into a very strange elliptical orbit around Kerbol... I never had so much fun and amusement and NOT knowing what I was doing!