Simão Marto

I had the exact same error, and I worked around it by running the following code, given in [this StackOverflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/46546371/1577940), copied below: ``` Pkg.add("Conda") using Conda Conda.add("nomkl") Conda.add("numpy") Conda.add("scipy")...

That's the version I have and I still had that problem.

I disabled food and oxygen, and water was still being produced. Although, since I was on Kerbin, I think disabling the oxygen didn't change anything. So I also tested this...

Which would be an issue too. But I don't think it makes sense that consuming food outputs water... I doubt that's what's happening. What I think is the most likely...

Well, I noticed in your spreadsheet that Kerbals (and apparently humans too) produce more waste water (both in L as in Kg) than the ammount of fresh water they consume....