Regolith Asteroid won't remove gases from space

It should clear, but it will take a very long time. I've had the same thing on mine and I thought it was bugged out or something, but it cleared out eventually, after many, many cycles. I don't know what's up with space on that asteroid, but it seems like it takes forever to clear out all the accumulated CO2 from meteor showers. I had 800kg of CO2 per tile:

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A few cycles later, I still had 400kg per tile:

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And later it cleared out:

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Edited October 21, 2021 by NeoDeusMachina

i guess there is thing . even in real life gas not just disappear if you add that to space but its spitted to the space 

soo im guessing if you have allot amount gas. it just not boow at space and its gone

2 hours ago, gabberworld said:

i guess there is thing . even in real life gas not just disappear if you add that to space but its spitted to the space 

soo im guessing if you have allot amount gas. it just not boow at space and its gone

Well, maybe you are right. It just seems so slow compared to how quickly liquids disappear.

250kg of gasses in one tile is A LOT of gasses! 1-2kg per tile is the regular limit.

The question is, is it normal that CO2 from meteors accumulate while the map isn't rendered/revealed up to probably thousands of kg of CO2 per tile given enough time (I had 800 kg/tile accumulated in 500cycles-ish)? If so, probably not a bug?

Changed Status to Fixed

New meteor shower events should no longer be spawned on asteroids that haven't yet been visited.