Maybe a basic form of this telling us where to look on a planets surface?
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http://www.eaae-astronomy.org/workshops/118-solving-problems-with-a-solar-motion-demonstrator
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UAs, Barnacles and other mysteries Thread 8 - The Canonn
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Maybe a basic form of this telling us where to look on a planets surface?
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http://www.eaae-astronomy.org/workshops/118-solving-problems-with-a-solar-motion-demonstrator
Long time lurker here but I found something interesting in todays Patch 2.01.05 note in the Audio section:
"- Reduced the timing interval on the probe to bring the total transmission down to just over 6 mins"
Link to the note: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/276723-2-1-05-update-incoming
Ps. Sorry I'm writing this on my silly phone
"- Reduced the timing interval on the probe to bring the total transmission down to just over 6 mins"
Link to the note: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/276723-2-1-05-update-incoming
Ps. Sorry I'm writing this on my silly phone
on that note, another experiment I tried:
1. Go to Merope 5 C, Lat 0 degrees, Long 0 degrees
2. Land
3. Get out in the SRV
4. Drive on a heading of 315 degrees on the compass
Results: I found nothing of note.
1. Go to Merope 5 C, Lat 0 degrees, Long 0 degrees
2. Land
3. Get out in the SRV
4. Drive on a heading of 315 degrees on the compass
Results: I found nothing of note.
here's a proposal:
1. get an anaconda
2. get 2-3 SRVs to land on it(either on top or the conda would go upside down to show its belly)
3. create a wave scanner arc
4. fly at the highest possible speed so the SRVs wont be dropped
Ozric
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Welcome to the joys of Merope
If you use the orrery, the main orbit line that you see is that of the Barycenter for 5 and 6. If you zoom in as close as you can to 5 you will see that it is very slightly offset to the barycenter. I imagine that in the game it doesn't show the orbit line of 5 as it is too close to the barycenter to be visible.
Ozric, you actually have some intelligent comments once in a blue moon so you get a pass. The outburst of "my daddy is bigger than yours" that came out of nowhere though. Maybe you are just having a bad day. Calling another user's comments / posts / replies "ramblings" is bordering on a direct insult and could quite likely be a breach in the rules. Whatever the case I forgive you for crossing the line this time. Lets just continue your awesome long term focus mastery on this mystery.
Yes, a lot of new bases was placed for the engineers, is it possible they slipped one under the carpet relating to this mystery, maybe a hidden alien or human research base or something. Maybe we should be on the lookout for this too.
Also noted in the Patch:
Could be a fix for glitchiness on 5C???
Could be a fix for glitchiness on 5C???
Ozric
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Funny cause that is a direct insult.
Sorry T.j
[video=youtube;oyuoUwxCLMs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyuoUwxCLMs[/video]
Welcome to the joys of Merope
Well, that explains it. The orbit line of Merope 5C is entire within the star itself.
Edit: I'm not an astronomer and I don't know how accurate orbits need to be, but this bugs me. If Merope 6 is causing Merope 5 to "orbit" along a path entirely within the surface of Merope 5, then I would call it a wobble. And Merope 6 would still be classified as Merope 5d in my head.
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Have you notice that in the update:
what does it mean exactly ???
what does it mean exactly ???
If any offense was intended you'd know about it and I'd be banned for sure! So I guess we'll just call it even.
E.g. barnacles are in planets, and even if they are related to the UA/UP they might not necessarily be connected to 'the mystery', so I'd say lets not turn that into a conclusion.
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