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Disconnect the ship (make sure it is turned on) and check the batteries individually in the control menu. The toolbar might lie to you. If you're certain that every battery is charged, toggled on and set to auto, yet still nothing happens, open the Admin-Panel (Alt+F10) and select "Enable Creative tools". Then aim at the (disconnected!) ship and use Crtl+x to cut out the ship, then ctrl+v to paste it back in. Disable the creative tools in the admin panel, then hop back into the ship, make sure to claim the ownership of every block and see if it's working now.
the ship has no subgrids, so this should not be an issue. And even though you would need Hydrogen and Uranium to use the full potential of this ship, battery power should get you going for a while. From what you describe, it all sounds like a power issue.