So how is going? Are we there yet? Anybody tried to drop UP next to meta-alloy or coffee in space and scan it? Coffee dropped next to dropped UP, exactly. Theory.
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I'm just beginning to suspect you're a troll. You don't really believe any of what you're posting, there's no way you can because there's nothing there.
I would change my name to that even if you hadn't ask me. Alas, name changes are not possible.
Well, think about this. Even if CMDR Dreadp1r4te theory is wrong, we were able to transform a fearful pirate in a dedicated scientist in no time!
The fact that MB did not pop up to say something, for me means we still need to figure out more. I mean there could be more, even if the theory is right, perhaps we need to USE it somehow, to make something happen...
Get your ADR recording out as soon as you can. I does not matter that it's pre-patch. It should still repeat the same signal over and over.
Both Merope Capital ships are missing, as well as the ships usually above Earth & Mars in the Sol system. Did frontier forget something? Bug reported.
Hey Derthek,
Thanks for the report. I'll get this checked out.
EDIT: I've been able to reproduce this and have passed these details on to get checked out by the developers.
Get your ADR recording out as soon as you can. I does not matter that it's pre-patch. It should still repeat the same signal over and over.
Guys, part of Dread's discovery is that the signal is non-repeating.
Impossible until next week. I'm still in Sicily's Paradise...
https://i.imgur.com/DIEw0i6.jpg
Guys, part of Dread's discovery is that the signal is non-repeating.
Impossible until next week. I'm still in Sicily's Paradise...
https://i.imgur.com/DIEw0i6.jpg
Misunderstanding: my recording was made in a single star system, so what Han meant was that a single triplet of purrs should repeat forever. Anyway there could be a start marker purr or purrs. Who knows.
What I like the most of CMDR Dreadp1r4te theory is that you don't need a starting point, cause you are sure that in 6 minutes you get the whole transmission.
If you add that 6 min is the overall UP life before it going poof, that's exactly what you get recording its full life cycle.
Moreover, in the next cycle, or recording, the purrs sequence will change, but the overall triplet counts will be the same, and explains very well why two recordings in the same place seem to differ at a first glance.
Of course it needs to be proved with other recordings, but being en extension of what I've been trying to achieve in the last few days with the purrs and the glyphs, I find it to be elegant and very plausible.
Now it's time to confirm it.
Nice. I do hope you brought a mask and snorkel with you.
I saw a giant terrier's head on a scorpion body in the clouds the other day and people could see what I meant without having to draw a line round it. That picture above? Lay off the drugs/go out for a while. There is NOTHING there.
Actually, I am not.You are misunderstanding something critical.
This is not true though. The life of a UP is more like 6:30, making it very possible to get more than 6 minutes of video and audio. Look at Vent's "6 minute Merope" video. According to my sound file he ejects the UP at around 11 seconds and scoops it at around 6:28. That means it's been floating in space for 6:17, and it still had 6% health when he scooped it. So, we could have up to about 6:30 sound and video.When you eject an UP into space, it starts to degrade (target it, look at % health). From 100% life to POOF, you have 6 minutes.
Prior to the patch, the UP would go POOF after 6 minutes, but the audio would keep going. IE, no Probe, but still sounds. The patch fixed this. They adjusted the length of the audio, so it lasts 6 minutes, the same length of time as the maximum life of the Probe. Probe goes POOF, audio also goes POOF.
Asking for recordings longer than 6 minutes is impossible unless it is dropped on the surface of a planet. The problem with this, as has been discovered, the UP transmits a "wail" when near planets, and those "wails" can coincide with the other sounds, effectively hiding them. They only way to get a "good" recording of the message, is to drop it in space. And asking someone who spent 20-40 hours hunting a single UP to let it die to get a complete 6 minute recording is asking a lot.
See my reply to Kerrec. That is not true. It is "well over 6 minutes", not "just over 6 minutes."THIS, EXACTLY.
UP life is 6 min.
This! So very much this!The theory still needs to be proved. Nothing better than a single star system like ADR GW-W d1-52....TESTING THIS SHOULD BE A PRIORITY FOR EVERY UP HOLDER, if any.
FINDING A FREE FLOATING UP, instead, should be a priority for every one else.
I wholeheartedly agree!PS
I've added the theory to the front page, as it deserves it, for now at least.
Then the theory is not correct, because you have to be able to repeat it over and over and get the same result. If it does not repeat, and we don't have a clear start and end point, any chosen number of purrs is a completely random selection. A change by just one purr in the sequence will render the selection invalid, or you would have to force it to become a solution.I think your first test wouldn't work because the UP purrs don't repeat. That is to say that while they may transmit the same set of purr sequences, they are not transmitted in the same order every time.
If it's non-repeating, it's not a valid solution. There has to be some kind of repetition for it to be a solution. If not, then it's random and can be tossed out.Guys, part of Dread's discovery is that the signal is non-repeating.
Then the theory is not correct, because you have to be able to repeat it over and over and get the same result. If it does not repeat, and we don't have a clear start and end point, any chosen number of purrs is a completely random selection. A change by just one purr in the sequence will render the selection invalid, or you would have to force it to become a solution.
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If it's non-repeating, it's not a valid solution. There has to be some kind of repetition for it to be a solution. If not, then it's random and can be tossed out.