It can point at a specific point in space for a moment, but then the planet rotate and it points to another place, so it is not the thing to look at.
UAs, Barnacles & More Thread 5 - The Canonn
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It can point at a specific point in space for a moment, but then the planet rotate and it points to another place, so it is not the thing to look at.
Well all this just goes to show you that we can't put any faith in the trailers!
Actually the trailer was fairly accurate, it's just that the darkness and the angle made the barnacle look bigger than it actually is.
Barnard's Loop is the obvious one but if you turn off all star types and routes in the Galaxy map you can have a really good look at the nebulae. The Pleiades looks more interesting than I thought before I did that.
Another candidate would be the LMC.
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Yes, it seems to be a specified 'range' which is acceptable.
I went to the other side of the planet - oposite coords. Nothing yet.
Within some -/+40 or even as much as -/+60 long/lat seems to allow them to grow. Out of the 'origin'' wherever that is, if it's the Anaconda or not. Found 3 sites quite rapidly.
Further science required.
PS, I'm a treehugger, I leave them alone
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Has anyone done night-time observations of the barnacles?
Sunset is currently happening at JC-U B3-2@21.23364;91.6853
Sunset is currently happening at JC-U B3-2@21.23364;91.6853
All of them point out into space.
Go back to that star-pointing thing when its rotated 70 degrees and see if it still points at the star.
Seems pretty clear that like real barnacles, the hope of these are to be spread throughout the galaxy via us, by our transport methods.
I'm sure that is the primary way this life form hopes to re-establish itself.
I'm sure that is the primary way this life form hopes to re-establish itself.
Here is a nice wide angle screenshot from this morning not to long after the first discovery
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Yes a few pages ago someone showed us a screen, but i'm waiting at the same place as you
I made an album with some screen captures from the Conda wreck site and the nearby one.
The most interesting thing is that the Barnacle at the Conda wreck site was alone, no spikes.
The most interesting thing is that the Barnacle at the Conda wreck site was alone, no spikes.
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I'm guessing you tried shooting those crates ?
Look at that, I tried to take a screenshot in the same position as the trailer, but the central pyramid still seems much bigger in the trailer ! Do you thing they changed its size to make it look more impressive in the trailer, or did we only find the small ones ?
I'm willing to bet the spikes would be in the crates. It looks like someone tried boxing up a barnacle cluster and then crashed.
why not fly in in solo mode land near approx. co-ordinates, log out log into open go to coordinates, land at barnacle and then log out log in solo.
it makes sense to me that if you land at one then log to solo you should still be at it...
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