

Why did the solar panel on my Titania orbiter (named Shakespeare) turn on dark mode?
I bet it's some burn mark glitch since I used Uranus' atmosphere to aerobrake.
Don't mind the image of Shakespeare.


I bet it's some burn mark glitch since I used Uranus' atmosphere to aerobrake.
Don't mind the image of Shakespeare.
Every time I do a mission I name the rocket a name that suits its destination mythological figure. Like I named my Mars spacecrafts Kratos (Space station), Ares Orbiter and Rover, Heracles, Odysseus, stuff like that.
Also I did a Titania landing using an orbit-built ship to Uranus, and named it The Prometheus, which sounds epic, but after some researching what the Greek god Ouranos' abode was, I named the ship The Heavens Above, which sounds even epic-er, then back to The Prometheus since I wanted to save that title for a different Uranus mission.
Took three separate missions.
I'm surprised I even remember this quite clearly since I've been playing Spaceflight Simulator for a few years now, since I was like what 12 or even 11. That much time passed, I had a phase where I just didn't play it, since my cousins "bullied" (not like calling me a nerd, [but I think my little-r cousin called me one], but just shortly laughing about off) me, so I gave it a break. I used to play it for at least more than one minute EVERYDAY before that. I returned to it for a while more until I got bored. I checked up on it a few times every now and then to see if a new update arrived.
Then one month ago, I randomly saw the 1.6 update on my feed... and I felt like my soul, my very being was going to lift into the sky like an actually rocket... I almost shed a tear! "It's enough to make a grown-man cry!" I said both seriously and jokingly. Now I'm back on a new world,
Idk how common it is to get the challenge completed but I somehow simply just did it.
For examples:
Mars: Ares Rover and Ares Orbiter
Rhea: Cronus (lander)
Iapetus: Tartarus (lander)
Enceladus: Etna and Oceanus (orbiters)
Titan: Gaia (lander), and Shangri La Floatater (floaty thing)
Pan: Hermes (elliptical orbiter)
Then I'm thinking of naming a small Titan space station (not made yet) Herschel Station.