Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn
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find two points by rotating equilateral triangle around planet center. After this just draw imaginary line between two unknown points
easy,
there is a course
It's alright, someone's put a post up on the previous page with a photo that shows them!
It's the two triangular groups outside of the perimeter directly down from the large circular platform in that image.
The old maps are all in a section on the ruins further down the front page than the current info.
Yeah that was me with the photo
But the guy who was asking about the obelisks near beacon 2 said it weren't the one on the picture I posted. That's why I was asking what exactly he means. Because I only know of these the pre- and post-patch ruins. But anyway. No sense in discussing this if the the guy who started talking about obelisks near beacon 2 doesn't answer.You want to find 2 points on sphere that make largest equlateral triangle with ruins point. The problem is that infinite number of such points exist.
I think you have Latitude and Longitude the wrong way round. Longitude lines go from pole to pole (from 0 to +180 going east, 0 to -180 going west) and Latitude are the rings around the planet (north pole +90, equator 0, south pole -90).
So reverse the sign of the Latitude (first Number), and +/-180 to the Longitude (second number) for the opposite point on the surface.
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Okay, revised co-ords:
58.2123(+) 51.0289(+)
58.2123(+) -77.9422(-)
(working out below of the difficult longitude)
-128.9711
-180(-51.0289)
0 (77.9422 spare)
-77.9422
The second one was extremely hard to work out, and could be wrong... I was literally watching the numbers go up at each of the triangular bits as to know what lat/long numbers were going up and down by going forwards and backwards in my ship - so basically, both bits of the metal were both + in latitude, but only the top right one was +latitude and -longitude...
So I'm hoping both are accurate;
58.2123(+) 51.0289(+)
58.2123(+) -77.9422(-)
58.2123(+) 51.0289(+)
58.2123(+) -77.9422(-)
(working out below of the difficult longitude)
-128.9711
-180(-51.0289)
0 (77.9422 spare)
-77.9422
The second one was extremely hard to work out, and could be wrong... I was literally watching the numbers go up at each of the triangular bits as to know what lat/long numbers were going up and down by going forwards and backwards in my ship - so basically, both bits of the metal were both + in latitude, but only the top right one was +latitude and -longitude...
So I'm hoping both are accurate;
58.2123(+) 51.0289(+)
58.2123(+) -77.9422(-)
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Pictures of decoded unknown probe signal incoming. I have used this picture to decode it:
http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/h7fqRBygaYsdM8kuPS3DCb.jpg
Could not find the name of CMDR who founded it, so please name him for respect.
Those of You who are familiar with power grid and network grid will be able to process the picture and incorporate it in exact location.
http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/h7fqRBygaYsdM8kuPS3DCb.jpg
Could not find the name of CMDR who founded it, so please name him for respect.
Those of You who are familiar with power grid and network grid will be able to process the picture and incorporate it in exact location.
On my way, will be there in a few min.
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Yeah that was me with the photo
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https://i.imgur.com/AJ8FuDK.png
Oh, you're probably right. English is not my first language.
Nothing at that location. I checked.
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Nothing here.
just checked 58.2123 51.0289 too...
I think the working's out may be wrong - but the theory is still sound...
I think they are in the right direction though.
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Dude that's awesome!
So we should check:
1) -31.8 51.1
2) 82.2 -128.9
Let's take a look ^^
I think the working's out may be wrong - but the theory is still sound...
I think they are in the right direction though.
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Dude that's awesome!
So we should check:
1) -31.8 51.1
2) 82.2 -128.9
Let's take a look ^^
This probably sounds crazy. but are the ruins changing at all? Like becoming less obvious and sinking into the ground?
I just keep thinking the ground is different when i go there. Also some images look much more obvious than others from above, or is it just light playing tricks on me?
Use these 2 images for comparison, top one is from the spreadsheet and the bottom one linked in an earlier reply which was taken in october
I just keep thinking the ground is different when i go there. Also some images look much more obvious than others from above, or is it just light playing tricks on me?
Use these 2 images for comparison, top one is from the spreadsheet and the bottom one linked in an earlier reply which was taken in october
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