Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn

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Han_Zen

Han_Zen
QorbeQ said:
Thank you CMDR.

I think I tried to decipher your meaning about this a few pages back and lost myself. This is much clearer. This means that this specific planet is a perfect place to draw a map of a certain astrological layout - every sunset or sunrise (of the ringed Y-dwarf) are identical.

This would imply that we should ignore the local bodies as their motion is probably quite complex compared to this 6.9 day cycle - unless they also fit neatly into the sunrise/sunset cycle of 1B? How can we find out or calculate this complex motion?

Someone reconstructed the system (or part of it) in an application recently (the interface looked very similar to Stellarium if I recall from the screenshot) - does someone know which post it was in or who did it?


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There may be other bodies in the system that are somehow in sync with the 165.6 hours period. I haven't checked. The planet with the 90° tilted orbit, is a candidate.

For alignment of the ruin it self compared to other systems, it does not matter. Everything outside the system is in the same place, every 165.6 hours.

You can view the configuration as a clock. The Y-Dwarf is the short hand and the Moon is the long hand. :D
 

Factabulous

Factabulous
Ram Tah has spoken: Galnet

"Engineer Ram Tah has announced that his appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins has been enthusiastically received by the galactic community. Hundreds of independent pilots responded to the appeal, resulting in a massive influx of deliveries to Felice Dock, the campaign's centre of operations.

As the campaign drew to a close, Ram Tah released a brief statement.

"I am hugely grateful to the galactic community for its support. It is my hope that this data will allow us to unlock the monolith network and discover further Guardian sites."

Pilots who contributed to the initiative can now collect their rewards from Felice Dock in the Meene system."

Woo, and also, hoo :)
 

Codger

Codger
I've become too disgusted with this whole buggy mess to enjoy it anymore. I was so excited at first, but it's been one bug after another.

I still can't turn in the mission because I received it at
Phoenix base, where there is no mission board. QA informed me that it was a bug, and I should open a ticket, which I did, but Support is so backlogged they are estimating a week before they get back to me.

It's a shame, this should have been awesome. Instead it is just a huge disappointment.
 

Stormprooter

Stormprooter
I apologise if this is old info or just a repeat - this threadnought is a monster to try to follow.

From the diagram in the OP, has anyone noticed the pattern going on in Cluster "H" and submitted this to Cannon?
I think I have spotted a pattern there to predict the missing combinations (standing on the shoulders of giants here as much of that cluster has already been worked out by the hard work of others).

If I am not repeating anything already done (or am repeating stuff), please let me know - preferably by PM as following this thread can be difficult.

Thanks in advance

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Factabulous said:
Ram Tah has spoken: Galnet

"Engineer Ram Tah has announced that his appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins has been enthusiastically received by the galactic community. Hundreds of independent pilots responded to the appeal, resulting in a massive influx of deliveries to Felice Dock, the campaign's centre of operations.

As the campaign drew to a close, Ram Tah released a brief statement.

"I am hugely grateful to the galactic community for its support. It is my hope that this data will allow us to unlock the monolith network and discover further Guardian sites."

Pilots who contributed to the initiative can now collect their rewards from Felice Dock in the Meene system."

Woo, and also, hoo :)
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Bum. I think this means FD are doing some fiddling in the background to change things....
 
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MadDogMurdock

MadDogMurdock
Factabulous said:
Ram Tah has spoken: Galnet

"Engineer Ram Tah has announced that his appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins has been enthusiastically received by the galactic community. Hundreds of independent pilots responded to the appeal, resulting in a massive influx of deliveries to Felice Dock, the campaign's centre of operations.

As the campaign drew to a close, Ram Tah released a brief statement.

"I am hugely grateful to the galactic community for its support. It is my hope that this data will allow us to unlock the monolith network and discover further Guardian sites SoonTM."

Pilots who contributed to the initiative can now collect their rewards from Felice Dock in the Meene system."

Woo, and also, hoo :)
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Fixed ;)
 

Th3 0utKa5t

Th3 0utKa5t
artigan99 said:
I've become too disgusted with this whole buggy mess to enjoy it anymore. I was so excited at first, but it's been one bug after another.

I still can't turn in the mission because I received it at
Phoenix base, where there is no mission board. QA informed me that it was a bug, and I should open a ticket, which I did, but Support is so backlogged they are estimating a week before they get back to me.

It's a shame, this should have been awesome. Instead it is just a huge disappointment.
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dude it would be quicker to drop the mission and go to Felice Dock and pick it up again and redo the scans, shouldn't take that long and will be far quicker than waiting for the back log.
 

danteuk

danteuk
Mengy said:
YET being the keyword!!!!

Thanks Michael, then my original theory is correct, I must have created the bookmark accidentally while panning around the galaxy map. I’ll bet a lot of us are doing that without even knowing it.




EDIT: oh wait, BEYOND engineers???? :eek:

So Ram Tah could be doing shenanigans to our maps???
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I think this is as close as FDev wants to get in admitting it's a bug.
Either in the UI ( ie too easy for people to randomly end up with spurious unintended bookmarks ) or their Bookmarks code.
I believe bookmarks are stored server side and sent to the client when you login ( 90% sure ) so this could just be another example of their fantastic networking code in action.
 

TheOneWithNoLife

TheOneWithNoLife
artigan99 said:
I've become too disgusted with this whole buggy mess to enjoy it anymore. I was so excited at first, but it's been one bug after another.

I still can't turn in the mission because I received it at
Phoenix base, where there is no mission board. QA informed me that it was a bug, and I should open a ticket, which I did, but Support is so backlogged they are estimating a week before they get back to me.

It's a shame, this should have been awesome. Instead it is just a huge disappointment.
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Well I guess they are trying to fix all the other issues, plus you don't have to return the mission now, we haven't even found the other sites yet. Well if your mission expires before they have fixed it, this would suck.
 

SpaceGoblin

SpaceGoblin
Oh. I just had a thought. What if more information is there in plain sight (I'm sure there is anyway), or rather, plain hearing.

There's a lot of talk in the recovered data about words as glyphs and glyphs as sounds.

The ruins sing.

Have any of you tech savvy types done anything with the sounds the way the signal from the scanned probe/artifact was?

I wonder...
 

Mr.Dee

M
blue circle on the radar indicates a point of interest or opportunity for planting?
on another planet I saw, but did not deliver value ...
 

Factabulous

Factabulous
SpaceGoblin said:
Oh. I just had a thought. What if more information is there in plain sight (I'm sure there is anyway), or rather, plain hearing.

There's a lot of talk in the recovered data about words as glyphs and glyphs as sounds.

The ruins sing.

Have any of you tech savvy types done anything with the sounds the way the signal from the scanned probe/artifact was?

I wonder...
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When I saw the underlined text I thought someone had finally posted a link to this singing ... maybe tomorrow
 

AdmlAdama

A
Shockbot said:
Sometimes I ask me, what did they do all the time last year... I can feel your Pain [heart]
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I can understand the frustration. As a web developer I can tell you that the larger something gets the harder it is to maintain what you have.

Adding a simple feature in a small project is easier than the same feature in a large one because of the usual unintended consequences you have to test for. Something not going to interact well so you have to test everything. As more and more is added there's more to test, more you'll miss or even some odd stuff you couldn't have accounted for. So in those cases when it happens you write tests to account for it in the future.

For example a web app we had worked great with our failover configure SQL backend except during failover due to a way that our engine handled the connection state during failover. But only when doing a certain kind of select from a indexed view. So our tests showed it was great during failovers. Except for this one very specific situation. We now test for that.

Or an analogy for gamers... Devs for street fighter have to do more work for every new fighter to balance them with ever other fighter. It is expontential.

There's ways to solve those problems (more staff, different architecture, etc) but those can also add more problems or be resource constrained.
 

SpaceGoblin

SpaceGoblin
programad said:
It is funny how NOBODY can post a single recording of this alleged "singing", isn't it?
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I know, right. Its almost as if people get absorbed in what they are doing sometimes - scanning obelisks for data, formulating complex theories based on scant evidence, posting sarcastic remarks on forums, and the bigger picture passed them by as they focus on just one aspect.
 

PivotNSlice

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Factabulous said:
Ram Tah has spoken: Galnet

"Engineer Ram Tah has announced that his appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins has been enthusiastically received by the galactic community. Hundreds of independent pilots responded to the appeal, resulting in a massive influx of deliveries to Felice Dock, the campaign's centre of operations.

As the campaign drew to a close, Ram Tah released a brief statement.

"I am hugely grateful to the galactic community for its support. It is my hope that this data will allow us to unlock the monolith network and discover further Guardian sites."

Pilots who contributed to the initiative can now collect their rewards from Felice Dock in the Meene system."

Woo, and also, hoo :)
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Ram Tah went on to state that he'd only reveal the location of further Guardian sites after his Quality Assurance team of scientists had fully debugged his decoder in a production environment...
 
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