Ok, so I had an interesting episode occur recently. I shot a re-entry to Wideawake in ESA's XR5 (practicing for OFSSV3, flight #9). After wheel stop, I shut the laptop, which set it into sleep mode.
I come back to it later, warmed Win7 back up, go back into Orbiter, and I find this:
My XR5 is nowhere near Wideawake. In fact, the simulation time is 47 days into the future, my internal coolant temperature is maxed out, my oxygen is completely depleted, and I'm landed on Oberon.
That's right. Oberon -- one of Uranus' moons. It landed itself at 149.02'E, 55.83'S on the moon's night-side. :shifty:
One of the wackiest things I've ever seen! Every time I've had something wonky happen in Orbiter, I'm usually superluminal on a random escape tangent and azimuth.