G is missing one Obelisk, 1 is a double one.
For safety you should also count the damaged one, you never know if they will become important
Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn
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G is missing one Obelisk, 1 is a double one.
For safety you should also count the damaged one, you never know if they will become important
It was!!! >.> I came back and had gone from like 20km down to about 6km [where is it]
Eddb don't have this info for some bodies - for specific planets you can find it only ingame.
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https://eddb.io/body/1001
Axis Tilt: -17.78 °
https://eddb.io/body/27389
Axis Tilt: ......
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Reading through the spreadsheet, some bits of practical interest jump out:
Several notes, the obvious is that the sites may all be in "tropical" locations? (assuming these planets were originally ELW and became de-atmosphered somehow?). It may also be a hint to the homeworld (originally) being an ELW...
Hints to the homeworld star type? (we already know that the homeworld has a moon).
The barnacles?? (and/or the artifacts?) (and/or the stuff being deployed to the rift?)
So, 8 digits....
Several notes, the obvious is that the sites may all be in "tropical" locations? (assuming these planets were originally ELW and became de-atmosphered somehow?). It may also be a hint to the homeworld (originally) being an ELW...
Hints to the homeworld star type? (we already know that the homeworld has a moon).
The barnacles?? (and/or the artifacts?) (and/or the stuff being deployed to the rift?)
So, 8 digits....
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History 5/21 makes mention of the use of statues to mark clan regions; sounds like that confirms the relic towers are pointers of some sort. I've just updated the spreadsheet, but here it is:
Edit: ninja'd by CMDR Dumbo 
"This data holds details of the Guardians continue(sic) developement(sic). It appears that their early nomadic existence came to an end in the same period as the development of more permenant buildings - although the young were still encouraged to journey to other camps - and this switch to a more settled existence brought with it various social changes. For example, the Guardians began to use statues to mark out regions occupied by a specific clan. It's interesting to note, however, that I have found little evidence of conflict between neighbouring clans. Evidently, the careful management of their populations resulted in cooperative strategies rather than competetive ones."
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Ouch
Looking at the Cluster G image, something interesting about the positioning of the 'walls', They aren't evenly spaced, wonder if that has any significance?
Okay good. Will go there and scan then '^^
Argh I don't know which to go for now! My gut feeling says AB3 because of similarities to the first site found, but the binary to D2 has silicate geysers...decisions decisions.
8 bit (32,64,128,256)
I think my "Fly the LAT line low down and the orbit line in SC" was also too simplistic, there is the off-set angle of the moons orbit as seen from the surface to consider, but I was too myopic and tired when I posted last night to realise/make sense of that. Others have been looking into working that out, I think, but I can't quote specifc posts - at work with insuficient time for a detailed search.
Which program did you use for drawing a moon's orbit? I tried paper and pencil but it quite difficult
Galactic Mapping Project now features 'mystery' POIs
Link: Galactic Mapping Project
The Galactic Mapping team are happy to announce a new feature - 'Mystery' POIs have been added to the interactive map.
These are sites containing clues and leads to various mysteries within the galaxy - from the larger mysteries involving aliens and ancient ruins, to the smaller mysteries regarding what happened to the unfortunate miners at the 'Dav's Hope' mining facility...
(click images below to enlarge)
This map feature should help you locate the abandoned settlements out in the Formidine Rift, Scutum-Sagittarii Conflux and Hawking's Gap:
In addition we have tried to preserve some of the atmosphere of the mysteries by not revealing everything in their description. A few examples:
All these mystery sites contains a link back here to the Canonn Research thread, since these map additions would not have been possible without the community effort of the Canonn.
Should new mystery sites be discovered please send the Mapping Team a notification as well, so we may keep the map updated.
Important: we do not keep regular tabs on the Canonn Thread, so the best way to get our attention about any new mysteries uncovered is to post about it in the Galactic Mapping thread.
Link: Galactic Mapping Project
The Galactic Mapping team are happy to announce a new feature - 'Mystery' POIs have been added to the interactive map.
These are sites containing clues and leads to various mysteries within the galaxy - from the larger mysteries involving aliens and ancient ruins, to the smaller mysteries regarding what happened to the unfortunate miners at the 'Dav's Hope' mining facility...
(click images below to enlarge)
This map feature should help you locate the abandoned settlements out in the Formidine Rift, Scutum-Sagittarii Conflux and Hawking's Gap:
In addition we have tried to preserve some of the atmosphere of the mysteries by not revealing everything in their description. A few examples:
All these mystery sites contains a link back here to the Canonn Research thread, since these map additions would not have been possible without the community effort of the Canonn.
Should new mystery sites be discovered please send the Mapping Team a notification as well, so we may keep the map updated
.Important: we do not keep regular tabs on the Canonn Thread, so the best way to get our attention about any new mysteries uncovered is to post about it in the Galactic Mapping thread.
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Just wanted to throw an idea out about the fact we have two sites of one format, and one of another, how about the sites being in groups of three?
Perhaps there are three identical sites, or there are three variants per group.
It's already been noted about three sites being in a triangle. If that's the case we'd be looking at maybe two more groups of three based on what we have already identified as confirmed and potential ruins systems?
Perhaps there are three identical sites, or there are three variants per group.
It's already been noted about three sites being in a triangle. If that's the case we'd be looking at maybe two more groups of three based on what we have already identified as confirmed and potential ruins systems?
made a map with the double obelisks
Axial tilt and orbital inclination is available for moons.
MacrosTheBlack posted all info for all the bodies in this post: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...-other-mysteries-Thread-9-The-Canonn/page1481
The only data we don't have are the angle between the system plane and the galactic plane.
I don't understand the relationship between Argument of preiapsis and the direction of of the tilt(inclination and tilt).
I also don't understand the criterion for determining zero longitude.
I think the first one is missing and the last to are my ignorance.
Because I'm on Planet 1 in the other Synuefe system...
Want me to be in 2 places at once?
Congrats to Dameron.
I must have passed within kilometers of it last night, I was chasing the moons orbit, started at around lat 30 long 60, now parked up at lat -25 long -63, the good thing, I'm already on the planet, don't have to make the 300,000 ls trek again.
Oh cool
indeed.
But please update it as HeinzE says here:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...9-The-Canonn?p=5084588&viewfull=1#post5084588
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