In the Environment tab, together with the Annual Terraform capacity, I would like to read the number of the Terraforming Istallations active on (or near) a body.

That's a cool design approach! But what about jump drives? Do you need one for each, of the appropriate category?
Do you regret not adding a few "sublight propellers" to the military section?

I've noticed that if an NPR fleet with jump-capable ships gets spooked and flees through a jump point, it will often not make a squadron transit even in cases where I'm pretty sure at least some of the ships could. I don't know if this is a bug or WAI -- I have no idea what factors the NPR code takes into account when deciding when and how to flee, whether to squadron transit, etc. -- but this particular behavior makes it really easy to exploit them (even if you're not trying to) and I feel like some better logic here would be a big improvement.

Did anyone ever encounter a bug with species Population Density and Growth/Research rate/factory modifiers ? For some reason when i loaded the save my Humans suddenly had 100.00 both density and growth.
Various tested runs ( both TN and conv civs ) also show that game suddenly adds two zeroes to those parameters.
See attached pic - ignore the grav/temp deviations, i was trying to see if it will change too but it doesnt apparently..

EDIT : seems to happen right from the start with all four parameters - density/growth/research rate/factory production modifiers at the race creation screen - i set them all to 5.00 and in game its suddenly 500.00, i leave them at default and in game they are 100.00.

2.5.1
Absolute clear install, not even so much as a additional picture or medal.

Update on my Star Trek game: I've found a design that I really like for my exploration cruisers. I split the ship into two, a 40k ton commercial "saucer section" that tugs around a 26k ton secondary hull. In addition to the tug the saucer has hangars for survey craft and some fuel and maintenance reserves, while the secondary hull has military engines, a fairly short range, a long deployment time, and a battery of particle beamsphasers and photon torpedoes. During survey missions they normally stay attached, but if the ship gets into trouble the secondary hull can separate and fight at full speed.

This brings us to the story of the Horatio. USS Horatio, an Ambassador-class starship, was scouting Romulan space when it ran into some Romulan fuel harvesters with a light escort. The Federation and the Romulans are currently at war, so the Horatio attacked and destroyed all of them besides an escort cruiser that surrendered. The captured ship can't go anywhere under its own power -- in fact there aren't many undamaged components left -- but I wanted to try to recover it, so the Horatio's saucer tugged it to a safer system where a recovery vessel could pick it up. The secondary hull remained where it was while the ship's shuttles conducted survey operations. Meanwhile, though, a fleet of Romulan warships took up station at the jump point into the system, cutting off the Horatio's saucer from the rest of the ship! So now I'm assembling a fleet to retake the jump point so that I can reunite the Horatio's saucer and secondary hull.