TheImmortalJeb

The satellite that needs fixing is classified as "debris" so you need to toggle show the debris on the map screen in order to find it. It should have the correct name "Aging xxx satellite yyy..."

I thought this might be something to do with location tolerance at the destination (similar to how close you have to match a target orbit) but I've parked the rover right on top of the nav marker spot and no luck. Seems like I have to get closer to the spot than the size of the probe core? It also looks like the destination might be slightly underground but it's hard to tell (Minmus flats). Oh well, I've just learned about the alt-F12 work around discussed above and will avoid these in the future until they are fixed.

I've never been into aircraft before on KSP but decided to give this a try... ended up with the most stable aircraft I've ever built. Only achieved the basic endurance challenge, round the world non stop. Version 1 only just made it back - running out of fuel over the mountains west of the space centre but it glided to the runway. However, it had a small wing clipped into the nose fairing so I disqualified it. Version 2 without clipping and more fuel made it back with plenty to spare despite drifting south quite a long way when I had to go AFK forgetting to pause. Both tries were manual flights with no automation or reloading so it got quite tense on the landings! It's my first post so I think it will have to wait to put up images - the craft is an approximate tribute to an F-14 which totally justified playing the top gun anthem for the last 3 minutes of flight and landing :) Duration 4 hours 30 minutes, 29 sec. 7,691,874m traveled. Cruising altitude 10-12 km, 250-280m/s powered by 2 Panthers at full throttle.