good example of why debris needs to be recoverable

[Franklin]

>:/

[DonLorenzo]

You can 'control' and recover those individual pieces just fine AFAIK

[Random Tank]

Recover it from the tracking station!

[SlimeCrusher]

You can 'control' and recover those individual pieces just fine AFAIK

Yea but you don't get funds out of them...

You only get science AFAIK...

[Franklin]

true, but i meant more with relation to the new economic system, yeah

[BagelRabbit]

Debris is recoverable! You just need to go into the control center (with the big radio telescopes), select the pieces that need recovering under the Debris tab, click on them and hit "Recover." Bam! You have your science and your funds back.

400th post!

[EDIT: Ninja'd several times over.]

Edited July 21, 2014 by UpsilonAerospace

[Godot]

As long as they don´t explode or fall beyond a radius of 2.5 km of the active ship, before landing, they can be recovered without problems

and yes, they give funds as well as science

[Franklin]

You have your science and your funds back.

Can someone confirm this? I mean I guess I could confirm this, but

[Franklin]

Okay, yeah I've confirmed you get the science and cash-money back from those recovered parts. You guys are all right sometimes.

[Sirrobert]

Recoverable or not.

How where you ever planning to land on those lander legs, when there is no engine below the ship?

[Franklin]

clearly i'm a really, really good pilot.

but that thing had 6 chutes. it was a part test before i unlocked gear bays, i had to get creative. turns out i didn't properly balance my chute placement.