It can't be inside the one with less mass.
True. It may be possible though, but that would mean
a) the smaller one has lot more mass than the bigger one
b) the bigger one would be the "moon" then.
It can't be inside the one with less mass.
Yeah, I've been here a while too now, but not found anything. Then again, I'm rubbish at finding barnacles even when I know exactly where they are.
True. It may be possible though, but that would mean
a) the smaller one has lot more mass than the bigger one
b) the bigger one would be the "moon" then.
Not sure how much fun searching the dark side is going to be!
No value added here, but as someone who's been playing this game since the 80s, on a BBC, then a C64, then a 386, etc.; I'm not sure how I feel about the overly complicated process required to get through some of the puzzles. To be honest, I was basically washed out when horizons came out, and I actually stumbled on the fact that there is any plot at all when I ended up here. I do think it's cool that there are folks out there with the time, inclination, and equipment to figure these out, and I certainly plan on lurking some more; but as an Xbox player, I'm not 100% sold that I shouldn't be able to solve the puzzles and progress the game, which I paid for without resorting to outside sources. That being said, it's just an opinion and certainly not enough to make me stop playing any time soon, so smart away smart people so I may reap the benefits of your research. Rant over.
But mass is exclusive of volume? an iron rich planet can have a higher mass of a carbon rich planet. or am i overthinking this.... xD
I think you over think.
A very dense, small body will have a small radius to have the barycenter within.
I think you over think.
A very dense, small body will have a small radius to have the barycenter within.
Here's my issue with this: If the numbers are the first four digits of pi, shouldn't it read: 3 1 4 1 instead? And if it is pi to three decimal places, rounding up the last digit to 2, where is the decimal? Is the double arc adjacent to the 3 supposed to represent it?
OK, MB what have you done this time!
Enough!
We have too many mysteries now lol
This is from the tower (inside, at the rear) in the Linnaeus station in G 99-49
More to come in s short moment ...
http://i.imgur.com/wNVDKhr.png
Guys, running this live ... twitch:
https://www.twitch.tv/panzertard
haha, are you playing solo? i'm in the same system [big grin]
If you rotate it 90 degrees to the right, it looks like a small surface installation next to an arch, and it makes me wonder if someone was a fan of Defiance or Stargate.My main issue is that all of my theories are that this is the "first part" of a message, that explains how to decode/understand the "second part"... and we don't have a second part. Unless it's that image on the left, and I have no clue what that could be.
Yes, you have to stock up on patience. Lots and lots of patience...and some coffee.Hi CMDRs,
I'm actually in Elephant's Trunk Sector.
I know I've already check every systems that CMDR Merdicriley but I'm going to check again near every landable planets.
Do I have to do something, any idea?