UAs, Barnacles and other mysteries Thread 8 - The Canonn
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Just checked AB-N B7-3. 1 class M star, three gas giants, 12 moons. I'm assuming that means we can tick it off the list?
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Don't forget the old clues. They are still valid:
1) Logan Kohl:"One of my friends always lies. The system has a single M-class star."
2) Mahina Dillon: "I visited a rocky planet at latitude 34 near binary pulsars."
3) Otto Granger: "I visited a system with 10 bodies and one sun. after the incident I woke up in a system far away."
4) Logan Kohl: "The latitude was -26 and it was on a cold moon in the Pleiades Sector with the letters 'AB' in the name".
Dillon is lying. It's not a rocky moon, it's not at lat. 34 (it's -26) and it's not near binary pulsars.
1) Logan Kohl:"One of my friends always lies. The system has a single M-class star."
2) Mahina Dillon: "I visited a rocky planet at latitude 34 near binary pulsars."
3) Otto Granger: "I visited a system with 10 bodies and one sun. after the incident I woke up in a system far away."
4) Logan Kohl: "The latitude was -26 and it was on a cold moon in the Pleiades Sector with the letters 'AB' in the name".
Dillon is lying. It's not a rocky moon, it's not at lat. 34 (it's -26) and it's not near binary pulsars.
If Dillon gave a positive latitude, could it be a negative (e.g -34 instead of 34)? Just a thought!
If the planet of the moon orbits around two stars it usually has AB in its name - and as a result the name of the moon would include an AB.
Example:
System X has two suns:
Sytem X A and Sytem X B
First planet is orbiting both suns: System X AB 1
Moon of that planet would be System X AB 1 a
could dillons latitude actually be a longitude? Or should we just discount all Dillon said?
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Don't forget the other star catalog named systems that are in the Pleiades Sector.
Kohl's 2nd clue does not explicitly rule them out.
Kohl's 2nd clue does not explicitly rule them out.
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plaideas ab-n b7-2 fits we found it in wing
That's I read it too, but planets that orbit around a pair of stars that are orbiting each other have names like "BLAHBLAH AB 3", so it could be one of those. It could also be a planet/moon in a system that has AB in the name.
The latitude is -26, according to Kohl.
34 could be the longitude, but it could also be nonsense.
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PLEIADES SECTOR AB-N B7-2 fits has 2 ice moon's
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That is a helpful information, thanks.
Link to System Map?
We have two hints telling us it's a single star system, so I think we can assume that 'AB' is part of the system name.
1 sec and i have one
I'm in-system too. Going to focus on the first of the two for now.
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