UAs, Barnacles & other mysteries Thread 7 - The Canonn

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Ok here's my 2 cents.

From Merope's wikipedia page


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merope_(star)


"Surrounding Merope is the Merope Nebula. Part of the nebula that the Pleiades Cluster is currently passing through, it appears brightest around Merope and is listed in the Index Catalogue as number IC 349."


349, the first three numbers of the RGB code for the shade of green (34,97,49).


Searching for IC 749 on google reveals it to be a galaxy in the Ursa Major constellion. This did not lead to any significant leads though.

Cut to about an hour ago, I was moping around on Merope 5C when I reset all my filters on the Navigation panel and lo and behold there was a System exactly 7.49Ly away from Merope HR 1172. I immediately went there to discover it has 2 stars and quite a few landable planets. One of which is designated A 1

As someone else pointed out above in Hex the colour is #226131 but in ASCII you get " A 1, could it be 2 stars, Star A, Planet 1?

What do you think Commanders?

Keep your tin foil hats on :)
LeighPouse
 
I FOUND THE ORGANIC OUTCROP!!!!


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Ok here's my 2 cents.

From Merope's wikipedia page


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merope_(star)


"Surrounding Merope is the Merope Nebula. Part of the nebula that the Pleiades Cluster is currently passing through, it appears brightest around Merope and is listed in the Index Catalogue as number IC 349."


349, the first three numbers of the RGB code for the shade of green (34,97,49).


Searching for IC 749 on google reveals it to be a galaxy in the Ursa Major constellion. This did not lead to any significant leads though.

Cut to about an hour ago, I was moping around on Merope 5C when I reset all my filters on the Navigation panel and lo and behold there was a System exactly 7.49Ly away from Merope HR 1172. I immediately went there to discover it has 2 stars and quite a few landable planets. One of which is designated A 1

As someone else pointed out above in Hex the colour is #226131 but in ASCII you get " A 1, could it be 2 stars, Star A, Planet 1?

What do you think Commanders?

Keep your tin foil hats on :)
LeighPouse

More tinfoil to add to yours xD https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IC_349
 
Is anyone on this thread interested in a step by step of how to view the UP sound image? Some people seemed to think it was too difficult, and I wouldn't mind showing how it's done if there's enough interest. Also, I can show you how to encode an image in a sound.
 
Yes. I'm a bleedin' genie'us me. I'll go stand in the corner with my dunces hat on.

Lol no need to do that, we all have to start learning from somewhere, i see what you was getting at though if you wasn't aware of barnacles having the organic structure wording before.
 
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