population, food, energy, mass, fuel, flight time, and probability of
success.

Once you have built a spaceship that meets the minimum
requirements for carrying colonists, you may launch or proceed with
further construction to increase the capacity of the ship.

POPULATION: The number of people the spaceship is outfitted to
carry. The more people it carries to the new planet, the higher
your bonus.

SUPPORT: The percentage of the people that the ship is prepared
to carry that can currently be supported. People that are not
provided with life support cannot be expected to survive the
voyage.

ENERGY: The % of the energy required by the habitation and life
support modules that is currently being provided. If sufficient
energy is not provided for life support and habitation, the
probability of success will be very low.

MASS: All of the components, modules, and structures add to the
mass of your spaceship. The greater the mass, the more power
required from propulsion parts to move it.

FUEL: The % of the fuel your propulsion units require that is
currently aboard. If insufficient fuel is provided, the
propulsion components aboard cannot work to their maximum power
and the best possible speed cannot be attained.

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