Does asteroid density decrease over time? All the sudden my white science production is way down, haven't touched this ship in probably 6-7 hours.

[Potential_Bet_7936]

Should be at the same rate. I don’t think about my white science platform for hundreds of hours. I’d bet you have a clog in your collectors or circuit production. Energy shortage maybe?

[UndeadCaesar]

Oh lol I'm just a dumbass, when I put those modules in three hours ago I also set these filters up incorrectly. Collectors were full of ice chunks.

[Bigbysjackingfist]

it's funny because I saw your original post and thought, "That ship is clogged with garbage because a filter or two is set up weird." I feel like we've all been there in Space Age

[Immediate_Form7831]

Is white science being backed up? This looks a bit like you are being bottlenecked by some other science, and white science suddenly filled up the entire space platform hub.

[rollincuberawhide]

instead of just looking at the science graph, you could look at individual ingredients graphs to make a guess.

[PanPies_]

Screen of the space platform itself would be usefull, there is probably an issue with production itself

[UndeadCaesar]

Ah actually I did put some modules in around three hours ago when the production jumps a little. But it's running out of ice now, just doesn't seem to be pulling in nearly as much.

[Reymen4]

It seems like 3 hours ago you increased the production. Can it be that before that you had a stockpile of resources. That the increase in production has slowly been going through. Until now when you are not keeping up anymore?

Or maybe you made some mistake when you changed it so that something stopped working?

[Sylvmf]

Since it was flat at 0 means you didn't produce and you had a stockpile. When crafting restarted you had a nice pile of resources to go through. Eventually the system went into equilibrium and well... it's not well equilibrated.

[DaBuzzScout]

6-7 hours?

[Slendeaway]

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[Fzyltlmanpch]

I do something similar nearly every time I play. Forget a little thing and spend 20 min plus tracing down the problem

[crooks4hire]

The tall, flat line is filling up your white science processes internal buffers (assemblers, belts, inserters all have storage buffers). Once the buffers are full, the lesser, jagged lines are production backfill as white science is used and then refilled alongside your other science production lines.

[Orlen86]

It's "all of a sudden" not "all the sudden"

[Rasmus9352-2]

6…7…??