Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn

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i got new boomarks but it is in the system Synuefe XR-H D11-102 (with the ruin what we knew) and its the moon 4 E.
it is in the bookmark as unexplored and not Synuefe XR-H D11-102 4 E when i use the boomark function
 
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Only light that is being emitted is moving at the speed of light. Everything else has interacted with atoms/particles of some kind, so now they move slower.

Red light moves slower after it has been reflected or refracted.

I'm afraid your understanding of electromagnetic radiation is incorrect.

Photons in a vacuum travel at constant speed regardless of wavelength. The source of the photon makes no difference to its speed - it doesn't "go slower" after it has been reflected. There are no terms in either the classical Maxwell equations or Quantum Electrodynamics to permit a photon to display source-specific behaviour.

Photons travelling through a material do display a frequency dependent phase velocity resulting from a large number of charge sources interacting with the incident photon (in classical terms this gets you the refractive index) but, again, the origin of the photon has no bearing on this velocity.
 
Thoth the moon and Anubis.

Working from the assumption that FD actually tried to throw us a bone with the guinea pig hint, I've taken a look at Thoth.

Thoth is an Egyptian god of Knowledge, the Moon, Measurement, Wisdom, the Alphabet, Records, Thought, Intelligence, Meditation, the Mind, Logic, Reason, Reading, Hieroglyphics, Magic, Secrets, Scribes, and Writing. Often depicted as a man with a bird head and a hat formed as a waning/waxing moon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thoth
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Thoth is also a Tarot deck, by Alister Crowley(he apparently went nuts after visiting Egypt and linked everything to their old religion).
The book of Thoth is a guide book for this tarot deck. Example here is the Moon Card: http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/crowley/libro_thoth05.htm#XVIII. THE MOON

I tried to make a small interpretation my self, in the context of the ancient ruins.
Thoth_moon.jpg

In essence, I'm suggesting two possibilities.

1. The Guardians visited Earth in the very distant past (several thousand years BC) and have survived i Ancient myths as Egyptian gods?
2. The ridge and the Large landing pad will at the correct time in a cycle (6.9 days), point(bearing ~65°) to the home system of the Guardians?
 
Forgive me if this has been mentioned (this thread moves quickly), but in Ram Tah's first message he mentions exploring as many ancient sites as we can find. Almost makes me wonder how many there are. Almost sounds like they are scattered all over.

I did a reread of the message, and I interpret it as just the one site. The one we have. 'My research into the Ancient ruins has yielded results of a sort. I have developed a way to decode the data from the Ancient sites.'
Each of the different obelisk areas within the runins are the sites he speaks of, using the objects to decode the messages, some needing one some needing two.
More than likely I am wrong, but what I say fits with his explanation.
 
The whole 'Guardians = Egyptians' thing is a theory I like. But sadly there are so many greek, egyptian etc. stuff in the galaxy and stories that it would need some solid proof. But I really like it personally...

I was tempted to have a wander and find the Guardians home system last week and, nearby, there is A Puppis... part of the Puppis constellation that links back to Jason and the Argonauts etc. Which is great, bar the fact that I am looking at this from a human perspective, with human legends and history. But if there were a point of shared history... that would be a neat twist.
 
That won't solve the problem. Currently planetary exploration is heavily discouraged by the fact, that player is very unlikely find anything at all on planet but a same boring craters and uneven ground of sandy colour, not to mention something interesting or unique. If we simply add scanner, that scans, lets say in 10 or even 100 km radius, how many planets would you be willing to sweep-scan manually before it get old and boring? Then it is back to waiting until something gets announced somewhere and there will be coordinates to fly to. To make planetary exploration both interesting and adequate in terms of time-effort-result ratio, we do need some sort of scanner that will be able to scan entire planet from orbit in one go, and at the very least hint us on whether there is something worth looking for, or we can continue to the next planetoid.

Why not have "beacon controllers" similar to limpet controllers that could hold 2 or 3 beacons.

They would be solar powered and have a range that's dependant on the grade of beacon e.g class A - 2km, class B - 1.5km etc.

This would mean you would still have to find the site using lat/long co-ords on the first visit but once you deploy a beacon then every other visit you would still have to do some navigation to be in the ball park, pick up the beacon's signal travel to the beacon.

This would work in solo or PG/Wing as everyone could pick up the signal not sure how it would work in Open without littering a site with possibly thousands of beacons.

Someone would still have to find a site in the first instance using pot luck & post the co-ords for everyone else to find it but this would take some of the grind out of a CG such as this but still include some skill in navigation.
 
1) "This data proves a theory I had that the written form of the Guardians' language is based around glyphs, with each glyph representing a single word. Once I've fully identified these, the process of separating tonal meanings should become much easier. The glyphs seem to be able to be combines to describe complex concepts, but also communicate additional layyers of meaning through the inclusion of movement. each glyph is a symbol. They are more abstract than pictoral hieroglyphics, but it's possible to identify a simplistic reference to the shape of the thing being described - for example, the glyph for 'moon' incorporates the waxing and waning as it would have appeared from the Guradians' homeworld."
Source: Ram Tah Language data decoded.


2) "At the top of the card is the crescent Moon. It is symbolically the waning Moon, but it would only appear in the sky as portrayed in the card during a partial eclipse of the Moon."

Source:
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=ejxvoR8x8IgC&pg=PA21&lpg=PA21&dq=thoth+waning&source=bl&ots=IvAf0n9Wu5&sig=WFUTnMayKbCUi-HZSEwSyLzzLJY&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiQ-OXMitjRAhWq7oMKHc1uCcsQ6AEIJzAC
As linked above by CMDR Tesla3E

3) Thoth is also a system in Elite Dangerous.


I do not believe in coincidence.
 
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It was an enjoyable read, just like a good book I couldn't put it down. Admittedly I read this thread first and once I'd finished that I started from scratch, to get all the background information.

This is great to hear. I discovered the Canonn 8 thread last year and since then I read the thread most days, it fills a huge role in ED exploration and is always full of interesting theories and findings, as well as being very useful to solve puzzles and mysteries, where they can be solved!
 
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