Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn

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CMDR T3RO I KTULU

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CMDR T3RO I KTULU said:
maybe its help.

system with a lot of star make a triangle + - same distance from ruins 1 and synuefe ZL J d10 199.
maybe this triangle is a reflector / network node.

in that way i re check trailer.... and its appear synuefe ZL J d10 199 have gaz giant and maybe in other system ( triangle/node) maybe kind vessel like trailer too

http://imgur.com/zdkJkdC

im make my way with this feeling and go on synuefe ZL J d10 199 , in a planet who have geyser and view on giant gaz


EDIT : just checked my system map and one planet turn on herself !!!!!! that second from gaz giant ( like jupiter) !!!! its 11B
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what do you think about ? im now on ZL J d10 199 11b ( the only in the system map who s rolling !!!
 

CMDRDethalis

CMDRDethalis
Recent GALNET article is up!!!! these are the systems we need to look in:

Following his recent appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins, engineer Ram Tah has released a statement:

"Using the data contributed by the galactic community, I have succeeded in accessing the monolith network. But although I have detected a number of further Guardian sites – which is very exciting – I have not been able to divine their precise locations. All I have been able to do is narrow the field to a handful of systems – specifically Synuefe ZL-J d10-119, Synuefe XO-P c22-17, IC 2391 Sector ZE-A d101 and IC 2391 Sector GW-V b2-4."

"Locating these sites is of central importance to our ongoing research, which is why I am encouraging the galactic community to explore these systems. Together, we can further our understanding of this fascinating race."
 

programad

programad
CMDRDethalis said:
Recent GALNET article is up!!!! these are the systems we need to look in:

Following his recent appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins, engineer Ram Tah has released a statement:

"Using the data contributed by the galactic community, I have succeeded in accessing the monolith network. But although I have detected a number of further Guardian sites – which is very exciting – I have not been able to divine their precise locations. All I have been able to do is narrow the field to a handful of systems – specifically Synuefe ZL-J d10-119, Synuefe XO-P c22-17, IC 2391 Sector ZE-A d101 and IC 2391 Sector GW-V b2-4."

"Locating these sites is of central importance to our ongoing research, which is why I am encouraging the galactic community to explore these systems. Together, we can further our understanding of this fascinating race."
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ROTFLOL
 

Factabulous

Factabulous
CMDRDethalis said:
Recent GALNET article is up!!!! these are the systems we need to look in:

Following his recent appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins, engineer Ram Tah has released a statement:

"Using the data contributed by the galactic community, I have succeeded in accessing the monolith network. But although I have detected a number of further Guardian sites – which is very exciting – I have not been able to divine their precise locations. All I have been able to do is narrow the field to a handful of systems – specifically Synuefe ZL-J d10-119, Synuefe XO-P c22-17, IC 2391 Sector ZE-A d101 and IC 2391 Sector GW-V b2-4."

"Locating these sites is of central importance to our ongoing research, which is why I am encouraging the galactic community to explore these systems. Together, we can further our understanding of this fascinating race."
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TO THE SHIPS EVERYONE - WE HAVE A CLUE!
 

Justicar_Thorn

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CMDRDethalis said:
Recent GALNET article is up!!!! these are the systems we need to look in:

Following his recent appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins, engineer Ram Tah has released a statement:

"Using the data contributed by the galactic community, I have succeeded in accessing the monolith network. But although I have detected a number of further Guardian sites – which is very exciting – I have not been able to divine their precise locations. All I have been able to do is narrow the field to a handful of systems – specifically Synuefe ZL-J d10-119, Synuefe XO-P c22-17, IC 2391 Sector ZE-A d101 and IC 2391 Sector GW-V b2-4."

"Locating these sites is of central importance to our ongoing research, which is why I am encouraging the galactic community to explore these systems. Together, we can further our understanding of this fascinating race."
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... someone is late to the party
 

Leo3ABP

Leo3ABP
CMDRDethalis said:
Recent GALNET article is up!!!! these are the systems we need to look in:

Following his recent appeal for data from the Synuefe ruins, engineer Ram Tah has released a statement:

"Using the data contributed by the galactic community, I have succeeded in accessing the monolith network. But although I have detected a number of further Guardian sites – which is very exciting – I have not been able to divine their precise locations. All I have been able to do is narrow the field to a handful of systems – specifically Synuefe ZL-J d10-119, Synuefe XO-P c22-17, IC 2391 Sector ZE-A d101 and IC 2391 Sector GW-V b2-4."

"Locating these sites is of central importance to our ongoing research, which is why I am encouraging the galactic community to explore these systems. Together, we can further our understanding of this fascinating race."
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And now more recent news!
German 10th army has crossed Polish border.
 

Leadfoot

Leadfoot
Trafalgar Law said:
I'm in mobius group. I could switch to open doubt there's any griefers here yet!
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Ok, thanks. Dropped to thrusters, should be in that location shortly.
Didn't want to overshoot.

BTW, it certainly doesn't help that this location on current night time. Pitch black out here.
 
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AdmlAdama

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Hertog said:
And after how many interactions will the light have come to an (almost) stand stil? If it slows down after an interaction, it should slow down after -every- interaction, whatever that 'interaction' may be.
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Light, once it leaves a medium, "returns" to its original speed. In actuality it never slows down but rather bounces around.

For example the light from the sun spent thousands of years before it actually "escapes" the sun. And if does so at full speed so if never really slows down.
 
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