Exactly! The image is a key to the audio 'chirps' of the UP. So the symbols around the side are binary, they just aren't a sequence of 'steps', they are literally like a 'key' on a graph.
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Exactly! The image is a key to the audio 'chirps' of the UP. So the symbols around the side are binary, they just aren't a sequence of 'steps', they are literally like a 'key' on a graph.
That is basically what I'm being repeating in the last days from my phone, about the Purrs and the glyphs correspondence
I was just missing the meaning of the four quadrants that Dreadp1r4te gave so well.
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God knows what direction that would have sent this thread - Greek Mythology probably
You are bound to get some details wrong, with only one recording.
I think Myhre made a 6min recoding as well.
Ok so it's the binary that provides the info the image is the key. Sounds like the best theory going. I'm on board.
Hah, well there have been several different terms for the same concept over the last couple of weeks, so I don't know how they could have covered them all.
Key.. Legend.. Primer.. Rosetta Stone.. Try fitting all those into a sentence. Other than the last sentence, obviously.
In our excitement, nobody picked up a map of Merope
- Merope has two stars, not one.
- Merope has three atmospheric worlds, not seven.
Yes, the binary seems to be purely for identification purposes to link the chirps with the type of body it represents. Its so logical and sensical that i would be surprised/disappointed if that wasnt the answer. Many other members including myself had a feeling we were going to crack this in the next day, its like one of thos collectice conscious things happening with the community. I take no credit for the discovery, just offering support in what i can do with the new information.
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In our excitement, nobody picked up a map of Merope
- Merope has two stars, not one.
- Merope has three atmospheric worlds, not seven.
Gas giants are atmospheric worlds and Merope technically has 2 stars.
There are three gas giants in Merope, so that would still only make six "atmospheric worlds".
"CMDR Demon Eyes Cains key broke off in his unprimered car door while he was using the rosetta stone to read greek legends in their native language"
Haha, just kidding. Youre right, its just fun and relieving to play with this new and likely possibility.
Guys, those with a complex mind... please check over my findings here:- https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...nonn/page346?p=4308819&viewfull=1#post4308819
I may be on to something.... but need someone to go over it/understand it and see if they can see if it could work or on the right track
My findings maybe flawed or not? but I do feel that the planetary view in game is a complex coordinate system for Planets or moons, and as you will see in the images I have lined up the Alien Transmission image with the planetary view of Merope 5C fairly accurately, and I dont think it is a coincidence
I may be on to something.... but need someone to go over it/understand it and see if they can see if it could work or on the right track
My findings maybe flawed or not? but I do feel that the planetary view in game is a complex coordinate system for Planets or moons, and as you will see in the images I have lined up the Alien Transmission image with the planetary view of Merope 5C fairly accurately, and I dont think it is a coincidence
If you dont also count M5 as a gas giant. Y stars are basically gas giants with minor stellar properties. Plus, we may still have to work out some of these bugs, but this is the biggest and most easily testable lead we have.
A Y dwarf is a weird not quite gas giant not quite star. As an astronomer I'd not classify it as a star as it doesn't have a self-sustaining fusion reaction. Maybe the UP agrees with me?
However, I agree with you that it's good to keep a close eye on the details of this theory. We need some more systems that provide and unambiguous test of this.
I just logged into the game to check. There is only 1 star I can see (this is the in-game system map), and there a 7 non-landable planets.
I absolutely agree. Consider my position to be "excited but wanting more testing."
Ok, I think we are talking about the Y Dwarf? Technically there is no place on the UP image that indicates a 'chirp' is a star. The test is:
- atmosphere (non-landable planets)
- Ring Worlds
- Barnacle Worlds
- Binary Pairs
Of course one of these (or all, or the entire idea) might be wrong.
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