Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn

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Agreed, and my guess is, all others will be copies of the first ruins found.

I don't think so, In fact, the copy we found, is either a mistake by a dev, or an actual copy instead of another ruin.

If its an actual copy, that means there are a lot more ruins out there, more than we need for the puzzle, we may be dealing with more than one set of ruins in every planet, we just haven't found them yet.

I refuse to count the second ruin as anything different than the first one we found, copy pasted to the last detail, even the data it gives, so, I believe that there are 5 different ruins, and multiple copies of each. -or- 4 different ruins without copies, but the fifth was a screw up by the devs.
 
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Hi everyone! Im looking a way to unlock all the data. I use this img, and i unlock every piece in it. I see the spreadsheet in first page, but most of the obelisk are not "on", and the other ones doesnt work, im in SOLO btw. Is there any other spreadsheet or img for SOLO, so i can still unlocking data? Thanks
 
I would like to know - Has anyone been able to get Language 2, 3, 4, 5, and/or 6 data yet? If so, please hit me up with what it says - it may be very important to decoding the obelisk sound or the obelisk/relic glyphs!
 
Is there any particular reason SYNUEFE XO-P C22-17 AB 3 isn't being considered for possible ruin location? Been cruising it for awhile and it seems to fit the MO

That's the one I'd bet on for C22-17. It has a tidally locked moon like the three known sites. The only other landabale with a 'moon' is 10b and 10c, but they are really an equal-mass binary planet. Granted 3 data points are rough to extrapolate from, but AB 3 seems to match better.

For Synuefe ZL-J d10-119 I think 7d is the likely one as well due to it's tidally locked moon (7e).
 
System map information for third discovered ruins with indicated surface position, large image warning.


Sorry about the cursor, ignore that.

IC_2391_sector_ZE_A_d101_c3.jpg
 
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How are people finding these sites?!

I've been slowly working on a theory but I'm just not fresh enough on math to do any more.

When plotted on a 2d graph, the coordinates look like the following:
View attachment 113864

Red indicates confirmed sites,
yellow are those coordinates mirrored across X
green are those coordinates with their +- signs switched.

To me it looks a lot like a piece of a sine wave or something, but I just don't remember how to do math like that anymore. Anybody else?
 
one question guys :D could find it on the first page and dont want to search 300 new pages .. etc .. :D the second site ( the copied one ) doesnt give anymore milliosn when scanning the correct things right ?
 
one question guys :D could find it on the first page and dont want to search 300 new pages .. etc .. :D the second site ( the copied one ) doesnt give anymore milliosn when scanning the correct things right ?

Correct I found that if I had the 13 mil already from site 1, site 2 gave nothing.
If i handded in the missions and re took it I could get 13 mil for site 2 but then site 1 did nothing.
 
i've been flying around 7d in the 119 system almost done with a complete circumnavigation on the -30ish lat and have nothing. Unless its somewhere else i havent found it
 
Since the circles of the ruin don't scale in size as the planet does. There has to be a relative size. That's where the radius comes in such that an observer at the center sees the moon rise and set at the circles. The larger the planet... the further from the orbit the ruin has to be to make that work

Ok, so, what formula do you propose for the moon-track offset angle?

From my understanding, 44% of the radius of the planet scales up and down to give the same offset each time but I suspect that's a flawed perspective.


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