This happened to one of my corpies a very long time ago, I've been waiting for it to happen to me ever since.

... moving over 300,000,000 M/S....

Chaining our static c4 ages ago, orca jumped in, jumped back, reappeared INSIDE our own tower Q.Q

I once had a haunted Thanatos like that in my POS, left floating from an old member of the corp. No one else could pilot it, so it just hung in the forcefield.

When my corp joined a new alliance (i.e. began our own), I spent half a hour bumping it just outside the force field in preparation for the change-over, so it wouldn't get catapulted into deep space after downtime. After downtime, however...it was back in its old spot, as if it had never left.

"Christine" took on a life of her own and started taking day trips after that. Sometimes I'd find it a few grids over, coasting at 3k/s and enjoying the scenery. But every day at downtime, it'd be exactly in the same spot in the FF where it had floated for months before. I never changed the POS password, so I'm not really sure on what days the database decided it was due for a Sunday drive, or why it'd return with a new coat of polish.

Eventually I got a friend who could pilot Thannies to store it in an SMA and tame its wayward ways. Later, when we sold the system, we handed the keys over to the new tenants.

I sometimes wonder how the new residents are fairing with the spirited vehicle, and if they ever find its engine inexplicably idling late at night.

My guess: An unpiloted ship, at downtime, is always re-spawned within a 2 km sphere of the location where it was abandoned. Sometimes that puts it inside a POS structure resulting in the thanny being ejected.

Our Thanny was a good 8km+ from any structure. Here's a pic:

http://talocanunited.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Pancakes.jpg

And it always reappeared in EXACTLY the same spot and alignment, without variation. We guessed that the database kept reverting to an older set of numbers about where the carrier should be located.

Our Thanny was a good 8km+ from any structure. Here's a pic:

http://talocanunited.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Pancakes.jpg

And it always reappeared in EXACTLY the same spot and alignment, without variation. We guessed that the database kept reverting to an older set of numbers about where the carrier should be located.

Ok so i'm sure we've all jumped through a wormhole only to find that it has collapsed behind us.

I'm sure some, but not so many, people have expirenced a random teleportation upon jumping through a wormhole that collapses.

But I doubt many of you have expirenced what happend to me today. I was heading back from Amarr with my shiney new ship, jumped into our static from high-sec that was EoL & Verge of Collapse. The hole collapsed and for some reason a weird yellow circle appeared in the middle of my screen.
After my cloak ran out I suddenly found myself moving over 300,000,000 M/S, at which point I realised that I had been teleported inside the Sun.

Here's a screen shot I took :S

http://i48.tinypic.com/24ou745.png


As lolzable as this random telportation thing is.. WTF? :S

That...is awesome.

We have a sun bounce in our home system. Sounds like you had a chance to get it easier than what one of our alliancemates did to get ours... If you ever do happen to get a sun bounce BM, or managed to BM that one, warp a Dread to it and SEIGE GREEN on landing. You will come out of SEIGE well before you stop and it is pretty fun.

I'm surprised nobody has made the connection to the Awakened Infomorph yet. Remember that live event?

The sort of thing you only see during a nightmare.

I once had a haunted Thanatos like that in my POS, left floating from an old member of the corp. No one else could pilot it, so it just hung in the forcefield.

When my corp joined a new alliance (i.e. began our own), I spent half a hour bumping it just outside the force field in preparation for the change-over, so it wouldn't get catapulted into deep space after downtime. After downtime, however...it was back in its old spot, as if it had never left.

"Christine" took on a life of her own and started taking day trips after that. Sometimes I'd find it a few grids over, coasting at 3k/s and enjoying the scenery. But every day at downtime, it'd be exactly in the same spot in the FF where it had floated for months before. I never changed the POS password, so I'm not really sure on what days the database decided it was due for a Sunday drive, or why it'd return with a new coat of polish.

Eventually I got a friend who could pilot Thannies to store it in an SMA and tame its wayward ways. Later, when we sold the system, we handed the keys over to the new tenants.

I sometimes wonder how the new residents are fairing with the spirited vehicle, and if they ever find its engine inexplicably idling late at night.