Professor Argyle

Thank you and thank you. Well, I wound up killing the throttle and maxing out time warp for a while and it wasn't long before it was hundreds of quadrillions of meters out. Oddly enough, unlike all of my other escape trajectory ships it doesn't seem to be decelerating at all. I'm kind of tempted to just leave it and see if I can eventually get it a full light year out. That thought however, just makes me wish I had left it accelerating for another week.

I made this ship using parts the game originally came with without using mods or adjustments aside from the infinite fuel debug. I set it at max burn with the time warp at 4x and simply let it do its thing. After 5 days it has reached light speed and is still accelerating. Now I have no idea what to do with it. Has anyone else tried this?

It has been completely successful. It took 5 days at full burn with the time at 4x.

Hm! So, will it just fall apart at a certain point? Do the physics just rip it to pieces eventually? If it keeps going as is it will reach the mark in 2 days or less, so I was getting pretty optimistic.

I like this concept of practically impossible.

Hello. I am not usually the type to join forums, but this game is extremely fun and interesting. I've only scratched the surface of this game (My only successful satellite so far is literally useless), but experimenting is fun and there are so many things to try. I am currently working on accelerating up to light speed using only the infinite fuel debug option and simple parts with no mods. So far I am near 200,000,000 m/s without any troubles. I just wanted to see if it was even possible.