Starwhip

Hmm... try switching to map view, or right/left clicking somewhere else. If all else fails switch to the Space Center and then back to the ship. EDIT: That's what I thought too, maybe this is the problem. The fact that the square was not filled in suggested otherwise to me.

If it is for sure a glitch, then I reload. If it was some incredibly stupid error on my part that I really shouldn't have done, I usually don't reload, but sometimes I do. Speaking of glitches... I did about an hour and a half of driving last night only to find that the entire time the game had been bugged out. Screenshots are also corrupted on... Oh.... ..... I think I stuck KSP on the desktop of that computer... when the C: drive has almost zero space left on it... That would explain some stuff.

I think I saw it once. My grandfather and I were working on his boat when we saw some bright dot moving across the sky in broad daylight (the sun was at a reasonable angle to it, so I say it was possible). I've also seen some satellites by accident, two at once, that was cool.

Here, you can copy and paste the below text as a spoiler prefab: [noparse] <Stuff Inside Spoiler> [/noparse] at the end. there has to be no space between the spoiler, the = and the start of the title though or it wont work

I love this one. The others, they are "good" but from a gameplay perspective seem way to restrictive. Gameplay/Fun vs. Realism is a very, very hard compromise. Here's a potential idea: You need to unlock "modules" for probe cores to improve their capabilities. Another one: Mission control learns more about the concept of remote-control spaceflight the more missions/time in space/achievements you get with a given probe core on the vessel, and adjusts its and the next core's abilities accordingly.

Well, it's different, I'll give you that...

I do believe you may have found THIS. (Unless Nassault actually found it on the way to the South Pole.) In which case that is awesome.

You used to have the weird portal-gate avatar, right? 7/10 (I think)

Whoah, I might need one of those! Alright, that's what I was looking for, thanks!

Well hello, Well! Please kill me now...

Yes. Note that it's not when you go to the Space Center if you've switched to map view, it occurs only (I'm fairly sure, some experimentation is needed) when you switch to the Space Center from map view. When you are zoomed out like that, hitting "m" twice will fix the camera. As for the orientation of the camera I am not sure, I don't think it's been happening to me. Do you have any mods installed?

I saw this in the alt+f12 menu the other day, and haven't had a chance to turn it on. What does it do?

Banned for banning someone for banning someone else for multiple reasons.

Well, this is going well. Surprisingly, it survived.

Oooh! Oooh! I got a thing! You are so close, keep going!

Yeah, it's concept art. That plus potato camera.

What's the next reputation rank again? Seriously, I'm not kidding, I got lost not too far back...

Look what we found in my grandfather's old storage locker, and what he just gave to me! This thing is from 1969! So freaking cool.

Was this supposed to do that?

Yeah, I've noticed this as well, thanks for bringing it up. You could pull some REALLY crazy stunts with an out-of-bounds COM...

Link was instantly blocked by Kaspersky...

It is more directly related to the widening of a camera's aperture... kind of. Imagine taking a picture, including more "image" on every border, then scaling everything so it stays more or less the same size. Wow, I'm confusing. Picture may help. Imagine this: but with space stuff.

That is because there actually is a "high atmosphere". In 0.90.0 the atmo basically stopped past 45 kilometers. Now it stretches all the way to 70 km, though it is rather thin, but it still affects your orbit.

Why not the "While pulling the heavy filing cabinet behind you" experiment? XD Seriously though, don't.

Why not an entire box of Oreos? ... Sadly, I'm not kidding, I get so wrapped up in gaming that I've done it before.