Something went a bit wrong.

[yoyo478]

Well, I was derping about with a truck, and wanted to see if it could survive massive falls, so I put one in space. In one of my tests, I used a ship which you can see below. (Note: If anyone knows how to put screenshots in spoilers please tell me)

Then, after that, I checked my orbital map for a bit. I came back....

It kept spinning and broke off, never to be seen again.

[Tim_Barrett]

Struts.

There\'s your problem!

[yoyo478]

I should have guessed that when I tried to show my bro but said 'Well, crap, it\'s shaking to much, I better go.'

[leopardenthusiast]

That rocket\'s overkill. Use one of the bigger 3m tanks, and use the adaptor for 7 1m engines on a 3m tank. Far more efficient.

[Thiel]

That rocket\'s overkill. Use one of the bigger 3m tanks, and use the adaptor for 7 1m engines on a 3m tank. Far more efficient.

There\'s no such thing

[Tim_Barrett]

There\'s no such thing

I think he meant it was overkill because the tanks were so large without an actual completed rocket. There should be twice as much height to this rocket for the bottom of it to look normal.

[yoyo478]

First off, there ain\'t no kill like overkill.

Secondly, this isn\'t my normal rocket. I hadn\'t intended it to really work more than to get the truck way into the sky, and I figured 'screw it' and strapped gigantic fuel tanks and engines to the bottom of it. I didn\'t really plan to get it working well.

On a side note, I did succeed in getting the truck over 100 km in the sky and getting it back down to solid land. One thing I learned, however, is that trucks are not gonna live at the speeds encountered during re-entry. (It can however survive a 5000 meter drop A-OK)