Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn

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Woah, that actually looks like it might work! However, Ericlas' picture of the interpreted sound data seems too blocky to be translated with that, BUT, it also looks like there is separation in the blocks in his data, maybe if the audio was slowed down before reading it might space the signals out and make them more legible?
 
Ok, So I've extracted 9Khz to 16Khz bandwidth of the signal as spectrogram as this seems to be where the signal lies, tried to get a cleaned up spectrogram and stiched it together as one long single image. I'll post up the raw image here.It's much clearer to see like this, but next I'll go through by hand and block it out to make the chunks solid.

it's long and thin, be warned!

Hope anyone find's it useful :)

http://i.imgur.com/8C7PBrI.jpg

Another version, higher contrast;

http://i.imgur.com/6GhWtlM.jpg
 
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Hay Cmdrs,

Over the past two nights I have been exploring the alien ruins on SYNUEFE XR-H D11-102 1 B...and boy what a strange spooky place this is turning out to be. The planet has a rotational period of 6.9 days and currently that puts the ruins in darkness (with Barnard's Loop peaking over the horizon and the galactic plane streaking across the sky...gorgeous). The blue/green glowy stuff/crystals are extra spooky at night and the "singing" from some parts of the ruins is downright scary.

However, what I really noticed was that something strange is going on with either gravity of the magnetic fields in this place. In certain parts of the ruins and at certain times I can stop the SRV and then it begins rolling again at a constant speed of 1-3 m/s. I can turn the SRV around in the opposite direction and the phenomenon is the same, so it's not a gentle slope that I am rolling down. The SRV will even roll over slight mounds, up and then down at a constant speed. And then occasionally that phenomenon will cease and no more rolling. You can see all this in video #2 below.

In addition, some of the alien objects appear to be magnetic, attracting the SRV to them even up quite steep slopes. Video #1 below shows me rolling up a slope, with me applying no power to the motors, to one of the metal objects (specifically one of the three on the raised circular dais). The strength of the "magnetic field" seems to fluctuate or pulse, as I sometimes rolled back away from the object then get dragged back towards it again (with a bang). Also note the pulsing of my red tails lights (but not my headlights) in unison with the rolling back and forth.

Finally, in video #3 shows SYNUEFE XR-H D11-102 1 B's moon and how it is beautifully aligned with the raised circular dais and the long high ridge leading to the dais. I wonder if the moon has something to do with this, and whether we might find more interesting things on that moon. Something I will be investigating when I log on next.

And here are the videos:

Video #1: Shows me being pulled up a slope towards one of the metal objects on the raised circular dais. Watch for the pulsing of my tail lights and the strength of the magnetic field.
[video]http://plays.tv/video/5821e464ea5db8c316/frawd-digger-at-the-alien-ruins-1?from=user[/video]

Video #2: Rolling both ways along the ridge leading to the raised circular dais. I am not applying power to the SRV, except initially to get to the top of the ridge.
[video]http://plays.tv/video/5821e89b248da28e0c/frawd-digger-at-the-alien-ruins-2?from=user[/video]

Video #3 shows the alignment of the ridge with the planet's moon and how close and spooky it is. The two dark objects I am rolling towards appear to be some sort of "gate" for the ridge.
[video]http://plays.tv/video/5821f87487742728eb/frawd-digger-at-the-alien-ruins-3?from=user[/video]


Frawd
 
Hm. Talking about lighting up at night makes me curious.. Has anyone seen this place in dark yet? I've only seen screenshots of it during the day. And only been there myself and seen day. Maybe something happens when its completely dark??

Nope this is the first time it's entered darkness, we have 4-5 days at least I reckon.

I've been at the site several times at different times and it seem sit does have some kind of 24-hour rotational period, at least at the site. been there both during it's day and night time.
 
So is there a list of the systems being explored being kept re old school players picture?
I've only just jumped in the thread so I don't really know what's going on, but if you need another hand to explore systems, lmk! :)
 
Hay Cmdrs,

Over the past two nights I have been exploring the alien ruins on SYNUEFE XR-H D11-102 1 B...and boy what a strange spooky place this is turning out to be. The planet has a rotational period of 6.9 days and currently that puts the ruins in darkness (with Barnard's Loop peaking over the horizon and the galactic plane streaking across the sky...gorgeous). The blue/green glowy stuff/crystals are extra spooky at night and the "singing" from some parts of the ruins is downright scary.

However, what I really noticed was that something strange is going on with either gravity of the magnetic fields in this place. In certain parts of the ruins and at certain times I can stop the SRV and then it begins rolling again at a constant speed of 1-3 m/s. I can turn the SRV around in the opposite direction and the phenomenon is the same, so it's not a gentle slope that I am rolling down. The SRV will even roll over slight mounds, up and then down at a constant speed. And then occasionally that phenomenon will cease and no more rolling. You can see all this in video #2 below.

In addition, some of the alien objects appear to be magnetic, attracting the SRV to them even up quite steep slopes. Video #1 below shows me rolling up a slope, with me applying no power to the motors, to one of the metal objects (specifically one of the three on the raised circular dais). The strength of the "magnetic field" seems to fluctuate or pulse, as I sometimes rolled back away from the object then get dragged back towards it again (with a bang). Also note the pulsing of my red tails lights (but not my headlights) in unison with the rolling back and forth.

Finally, in video #3 shows SYNUEFE XR-H D11-102 1 B's moon and how it is beautifully aligned with the raised circular dais and the long high ridge leading to the dais. I wonder if the moon has something to do with this, and whether we might find more interesting things on that moon. Something I will be investigating when I log on next.

And here are the videos:

Video #1: Shows me being pulled up a slope towards one of the metal objects on the raised circular dais. Watch for the pulsing of my tail lights and the strength of the magnetic field.
[video]http://plays.tv/video/5821e464ea5db8c316/frawd-digger-at-the-alien-ruins-1?from=user[/url]

Video #2: Rolling both ways along the ridge leading to the raised circular dais. I am not applying power to the SRV, except initially to get to the top of the ridge.
[video]http://plays.tv/video/5821e89b248da28e0c/frawd-digger-at-the-alien-ruins-2?from=user[/url]

Video #3 shows the alignment of the ridge with the planet's moon and how close and spooky it is. The two dark objects I am rolling towards appear to be some sort of "gate" for the ridge.
[video]http://plays.tv/video/5821f87487742728eb/frawd-digger-at-the-alien-ruins-3?from=user[/url]


Frawd

that's very weird, and very hard to tell what you are doing with your controls. And very easy to verify.
 
Does anyone know what altitude you are able to see these ruins from? I'm currently searching COL 173 Sector KY-Q D5-47 15 G, and I would hate to miss something due to being too far away.

I'd say approach the planet and the coordinates in open and look for SRV/shiplights, log out and change to either solo or pg if you want to avoid any griefers.
 
Ok, So I've extracted 9Khz to 16Khz bandwidth of the signal as spectrogram as this seems to be where the signal lies, tried to get a cleaned up spectrogram and stiched it together as one long single image. I'll post up the raw image here.It's much clearer to see like this, but next I'll go through by hand and block it out to make the chunks solid.

it's long and thin, be warned!

Hope anyone find's it useful :)

http://i.imgur.com/8C7PBrI.jpg

Looking at it, I don't think it's RMC4SCC, doesn't match up. Might be CPC-4 state barcode? If the thick blocks are taken to be meant as two lines not just one thick one, then it might work.

Is it possible to slow the signal down to stretch it out? Never used a sound analyzer before, maybe I should install one....
 
Here's my transcription of the 13 minute obelisk recording that was posted

(2?)101211120(Marker)
012(Marker)
212202111020212001201(Marker)
0220200021(Marker)
(0?)0201212012122(Marker)
002021021201101(Marker)
22121020201(Marker)

Example of how I transcribed this
Zgim2PZ.png
 
Probably nothing but I've been going over the images for a few hours and this pattern keeps occurring in my head. Assuming this is a machine of some sort rather than a map...

ADl45qX.jpg


The red line looks like a circuit. Possibly with bits missing? The top left for me seems like a 'starting point'.

The blue line could be lined up with the beacons, right?

The light green line at the top left is again where I believe 'it' should start, I'm not too sure if it's one circuit that meets up with the red or breaks up at the first pyramid on the right, hence me darkening the green to show alternative routes...

But some reason it's nagging me.

The red question marks, maybe some of those relics could be placed there? To bridge the circuit?

But in my head at least all three 'routes' finish at the bottom structure..
 
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that's very weird, and very hard to tell what you are doing with your controls. And very easy to verify.

One of the reasons I put the view into debug cam is because you can't control the srv while in that mode...but I still kept crawling and going back and forth against the metal object.

I would also like to reiterate that the phenomenon was not always "on". I ran back and forth along the ridge several times and the strange effects happened...then they stopped. Not sure why this is?

I will be back again tonight to test it out again.

Frawd
 
Ok, So I've extracted 9Khz to 16Khz bandwidth of the signal as spectrogram as this seems to be where the signal lies, tried to get a cleaned up spectrogram and stiched it together as one long single image. I'll post up the raw image here.It's much clearer to see like this, but next I'll go through by hand and block it out to make the chunks solid.

it's long and thin, be warned!

Hope anyone find's it useful :)

http://i.imgur.com/8C7PBrI.jpg

Another version, higher contrast;

http://i.imgur.com/6GhWtlM.jpg

Here's the high contrast image with the blocks blacked out solid.

http://i.imgur.com/dhOT7zP.jpg

One thing is apparent, it is in fixed length sections, sections demarked by double-width blocks going the full frequency range from 9Khz to 16Khz. I'm wondering if we have a complete signal though, as the first and last sections seem to be partial.

I did not block out the long thin elements (other than the very first, as it is half-length and the others appear full length) as they often appear to overlap slightly with the larger sections, so I am assuming they are co-incidental/background noise. They are easy to identify though, if they are important they still stand out well as elements of the signal. - toward the end there are some strong long thin lines equally spaced, which seems suspiciously deliberate, but I didn't block them out.

I also have stuck with the lengths /widths I could see in the signal, - there was a temptation to align what appear to be slightly different length/widths blocks, but I didn't do it in the end as I do not want to add any of my own interpretation into the data.



There appear to be 4 types of blocks in total.

(The image should be read with 9khz at the bottom, 16Khz at the top. The data blocks seem to stretch from 10Khz to 16Khz, the section-end blocks are full 9Khz to 16Khz)

The four blocks types are (The Khz numbers are just indications of length from the Y-axis of the original audio spectrum, the freq. range I don't think is actually important);

Blocks from 16Khz down to ~10Khz (full length) half-width
Blocks from 16Khz down to ~13Khz (half length) half-width
Blocks from 10Khz up to ~14Khz (2/3 length) full-width
Section end blocks, 9Khz up to 16Khz (full length+ a bit more) double-width

- not including the full length 9Khz - 16Khz thin 1/4 width blocks. - but looking at it more, I am leaning toward those being important, maybe as sub-section markers, though the equally spaced ones with nothing inbetween work against this theory?

looking at it, it's mostly reminding me of a stretched-out barcode at the moment. but just a guess.
 
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The image from audio kind of looks like morse. if the fat bars are dashes and the short bars are dots and the long bars are spaces? Got this from the image posted. The really fat bars would be a seperation of words.

- . .- / .- / - . / . ..-. -.-. .-- .- / -..-. -- -. / -- .- . .- . .. / - -.-. -. .- - / .. . -. -.-. / .

TEA A TE EFCWA /MN MAEAEI TCNAT IENC E
 
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Here's the high contrast image with the blocks blacked out solid.

http://i.imgur.com/dhOT7zP.jpg

One thing is apparent, it is in fixed length sections, sections demarked by double-width blocks going the full frequency range from 9Khz to 16Khz. I'm wondering if we have a complete signal though, as the first and last sections seem to be partial.

I did not block out the long thin elements (other than the very first, as it is half-length and the others appear full length) as they often appear to overlap slightly with the larger sections, so I am assuming they are co-incidental/background noise. They are easy to identify though, if they are important they still stand out well as elements of the signal. - toward the end there are some strong long thin lines equally spaced, which seems suspiciously deliberate, but I didn't block them out.

I also have stuck with the lengths /widths I could see in the signal, - there was a temptation to align what appear to be slightly different length/widths blocks, but I didn't do it in the end as I do not want to add any of my own interpretation into the data.



There appear to be 4 types of blocks in total.

(The image should be read with 9khz at the bottom, 16Khz at the top. The data blocks seem to stretch from 10Khz to 16Khz, the section-end blocks are full 9Khz to 16Khz)

The four blocks types are (The Khz numbers are just indications of length from the Y-axis of the original audio spectrum, the freq. range I don't think is actually important);

Blocks from 16Khz down to ~10Khz (full length) half-width
Blocks from 16Khz down to ~13Khz (half length) half-width
Blocks from 10Khz up to ~14Khz (2/3 length) full-width
Section end blocks, 9Khz up to 16Khz (full length+ a bit more) double-width

- not including the full length 9Khz - 16Khz thin 1/4 width blocks. - but looking at it more, I am leaning toward those being important, maybe as sub-section markers, though the equally spaced ones with nothing inbetween work against this theory?

looking at it, it's mostly reminding me of a stretched-out barcode at the moment. but just a guess.

I've been trying to use this to decipher it:

CPC_PostBar_character_chart.png


but I'm not getting anything I understand from it, maybe it needs to be decoded afterwards too though...
 
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It is about 3/4 of the way to Tier 6 at the moment.

im not involved yet and im not sure based on personal reasons if i will get involved or not, it would have been nice if the reason for the insect poison was a bit more clearer from the minor faction asking for it, but it was very opaque
 
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