Strange things...

[Rocket Man]

That’s so odd! Lol

I call that particular area "Entropy Valley"

 

[Earlmilly1]

I keep mine at at least 100km altitude to avoid such a catastrophe.

Mine is an orbit just above the karman line.
edit: was

 

[GunteR]

Interesting. I didn't found anything like this so far in my expeditions

 

[Gecko Gekkota]

Interesting. I didn't found anything like this so far in my expeditions

I've lost quite a few stations in LEO and higher, then lost them through docking them

 

[GunteR]

I've lost quite a few stations in LEO and higher, then lost them through docking them

Wow. How

 

[Gecko Gekkota]

Wow. How

Idk XD, when i dock a ship, i move my ship, it some

 

[Altaïr]

I found "the anomaly" on the Moon. It's not as impressive as the one on Mars though.

 

[TET]

My space station came out of orbit, and crashed into earth. All that was left was about 100 solar panels. Oops

i also saw something weird, i deorbited a giant space station i had in orbit, when it crashed it survived almost entirely, it should have been destroyed completely

 

[TET]

also i go to the map view and switch ships and magically the position changes, once i literally stick a soyuz inside of a space shuttle when i was undocking, did i create teleportation?

 

[Altaïr]

also i go to the map view and switch ships and magically the position changes, once i literally stick a soyuz inside of a space shuttle when i was undocking, did i create teleportation?

Yes, that often happens to me too. Generally I try to solve this by switching back to the original ship (the object that moved will get back in its original position) and pushing it away with the RCS for example.

 

[TET]

Yes, that often happens to me too. Generally I try to solve this by switching back to the original ship (the object that moved will get back in its original position) and pushing it away with the RCS for example.

generally when i switch back it gets even more mad, once i actually almost lost my ISS, i switched to a soyuz i undocked, and magically the ISS's orbit changed from 100x100 KM to 120x40 KM

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

Look at this... I'm landed on the Moon and look what the Map shows.... Besides why If my speed its 0 I have an apoapsis of 200 meters????

 

[Altaïr]

I think that the apoapsis above 0 is because it's measured from a specific level of reference, unlike the height that takes the reliefs into account. For example, look at the apoapsis of my Curiosity rover after it climbed the Olympus mount on Mars:

Just for information, the Olympus mount is a mountain that actually exists on Mars. It's 25 km high, and it's the highest one in the whole solar system.

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

I think that the apoapsis above 0 is because it's measured from a specific level of reference, unlike the height that takes the reliefs into account. For example, look at the apoapsis of my Curiosity rover after it climbed the Olympus mount on Mars:
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Just for information, the Olympus mount is a mountain that actually exists on Mars. It's 25 km high, and it's the highest one in the whole solar system.

That means the height is the distance to the ground and (when the ship is landed) the apoapsis indicates the height..... "Above the sea level????"

 

[Gecko Gekkota]

That means the height is the distance to the ground and (when the ship is landed) the apoapsis indicates the height..... "Above the sea level????"

Mars doesn't have a sea tho

 

[Altaïr]

That means the height is the distance to the ground and (when the ship is landed) the apoapsis indicates the height..... "Above the sea level????"

That's exactly the idea. Even if I don't know what is supposed to be the sea level on Mars

 

[TET]

Look at this... I'm landed on the Moon and look what the Map shows.... Besides why If my speed its 0 I have an apoapsis of 200 meters????

it's not actually a bug, the thing is that you are 220 metters above the average surface level, AKA sea level, but the game doesn't show the terrain reference in periapsis/apoapsis, so it still shows 220 isntead of 2

 

[TET]

That's exactly the idea. Even if I don't know what is supposed to be the sea level on Mars

mars' sea level is the average altitude level

 

[Strychnine]

My space station came out of orbit, and crashed into earth. All that was left was about 100 solar panels. Oops

This happens to me all the time, I now don't put anything I'm building in orbit, in an orbit of less than 250km. Since starting that, I've managed to catch my stations before they crash.

 

[Blazer Ayanami]

Mars doesn't have a sea tho

I know... that' why its limited by commas (" ") and three (???)

 

[Asgad]

I have a rocket with (almost?) no air resistance if it comes in bottom first.

 

[Gecko Gekkota]

I know... that' why its limited by commas (" ") and three (???)

I was just messing about,but yes, i do get what you mean

 

[TET]

I have a rocket with (almost?) no air resistance if it comes in bottom first.

apparently the bottom part of the engine doesn't generate much drag