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This was a ship in open space just coasting along. Time = 1X I come back the next morning, (was in orbit) and it was showing the Catastropic Failure screen.

Hello, Has this happened to anyone besides me? I couldn't find anywhere where anyone has talked about it. But twice, I left KSP running, with a ship in a steady orbit somewhere. I come back the next day (Time 1X) and there is the message and aperently my ship was destroyed by.... ???

Hello, I've noticed a problem with several space craft I have built. I'm going to use my Orinoco for the example. Electrical Power Sources: Z4K Rechargeable Battery Bank (4000/4000) Mk1-2 Command Pod (150/150) LV-N Atomic Rocket Motor (0.01/0.10) LV-N Atomic Rocket Motor (0.01/0.10) Rockomax "Skipper" Liquid Engine (0.01/0.20) OX-STAT Photovoltaic Panels (Enegery Flow 0.39) OX-STAT Photovoltaic Panels (Enegery Flow 0.40) OX-STAT Photovoltaic Panels (Enegery Flow 0.00) OX-STAT Photovoltaic Panels (Enegery Flow 0.00) Currently I am using the advanced Sas modual Large. The reaction wheels are enabled. However it says "Not Enough El...." when I right click on it. The resources at the top right of the screen show full electrical charge "4150/4150" It shows a slight drain and imediate recharge on the batteries keeping them at 4150. The SAS works, even when I turn on my lights, the sas still functions. So why does it say I dont have enough el... ? How much "El..." does it need? (I'm guessing they mean Electricical charge) Why does it show full charge? Everything works? What am I missing?

The theme from Star Trek Enterprise for some reason.

Hello, Today was a busy day in KSP. In launched and docked the last two fuel tanks of my K7 space station. These last two tanks are equiped with sas and thrusters to help re-orient the station should it be nesicary. I created and launched the Orinoco and Rio Grande ships. These are intended to be used solely in space, but are equpied for emergancy return to Kerbal. The Rio Grande is large, powered by 2 of the Nuke engies. Plenty of fuel. The engines are on pylons on the sides. Allowing for a docking port in the back as well as the front of the ship. The Orinoco is smaller, less fuel, and has an engine in the back instead of the docking port. This gives it more power if needed though normally will use just the nukes on it's pylons. Newton V: Launched fuel tank for space station into orbit 1: Launched Rio Grande into orbit 2: Launched fuel tank for space station into orbit 3: Launched Orinoco Into orbit 4: Launched fuel tank for space station into orbit Rio Grande: 1: Arrived at Space Station K7 2: Descended and retrived Fuel tank and assembled to K7 Orinoco: 1: Launched, Currently in orbit awaint lineup for arrivale at K7 Galileo VII: 1: Launched 2: Retrieved final fuel tank 3: Placed onto K7: 4: Returned to Kerbal

Good Ole Jeb is fearless.. No matter how spinning out of control your space ship is as its blowing up and breaking apart. The others are all terrified, and Jebs having ablast!!

I got mine into orbit, 210 Km up. Almost circular too. I used asparagous staging. I call it my Galileo 7 Rocket. I have a double main big fuel tank for the center, and single big main fuel takes all aroudn (6) Sometimes with heavy loads it has stabalitly issues. I just retruend with after launching part II of my K7 Space station.