Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn

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Suteksio

Suteksio
Alderius said:
So now I'm curious about going back to AB3 but you have to fly the lunar orbit coordinates above?
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No, you should follow the parallel path. The lunar orbit is the path that the moon is following when orbiting the planet. Of course this could only work if the planet has ruins on it.

This all comes for the moon aligning perfectly with some structures in the first ruins and the theories talking about the importance of the moons in the whole puzzle.

This are the calculations for the first ruins. You can see an almost perfect match in the coordinates of the first ruins:

kllWrBU.jpg
 

Alderius

Alderius
Suteksio said:
No, you should follow the parallel path. The lunar orbit is the path that the moon is following when orbiting the planet. Of course this could only work if the planet has ruins on it.

This all comes for the moon aligning perfectly with some structures in the first ruins and the theories talking about the importance of the moons in the whole puzzle.

This are the calculations for the first ruins. You can see an almost perfect match in the coordinates of the first ruins:

http://i.imgur.com/kllWrBU.jpg
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Thanks, I've been reading through the various posts but couldn't get it through my head :) With the parallel system in mind, it's a matter of flying from one lat/long point to the next? I found another helpful link where you put in your current location, your target location, and it generates a heading, so that makes it relatively easy. Seeing as I already have a lot of time invested in that rock, I think I'll keep at it. Great work on the process!
 

Suteksio

Suteksio
Alderius said:
Thanks, I've been reading through the various posts but couldn't get it through my head :) With the parallel system in mind, it's a matter of flying from one lat/long point to the next? I found another helpful link where you put in your current location, your target location, and it generates a heading, so that makes it relatively easy. Seeing as I already have a lot of time invested in that rock, I think I'll keep at it. Great work on the process!
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All credit should go to AdmlAdama. I'm just taking measurements [wink]
 
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Moog

M
I'm not sure if this has been mentioned before but has anybody considered that the circular areas in the ruins are what's left of radio telescope dishes (or at least the support structures). If you take a look at the Arecibo radio telescope , it does have some similarities. It's also the closest thing we have on earth to a galactic radio receiver...

With the original site, it could be the case that we have a receiver and a transmitter or two different receivers (the two circular areas) with the long raised area attached to the larger of the two circles being a fallen transmitter tower that is now covered in dust. This would certainly fit with the description of these sites as communication hubs and you would still need to treat radio waves the same way whether you are an alien or a human.

Just throwing this out there...

Moog
 

MadDogMurdock

MadDogMurdock

Xymor1

Xymor1
Am I the only one who wises we could get an excavation crew to these ruins to clear all the dirt and rocks off the ruins to see what's under it all?
 

AdmlAdama

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Suteksio said:
And this ones would be for Synuefe XO-P c22-17 D 2

Lunar orbit coordinates
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18.625214715224125,-164.27489913813446
20.18576488698975,-156.00052602149455
21.35269870707669,-147.58055540306339


Parallel orbit coordinates
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-14.194860387328955,169.88522111914358
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-5.064973136622262,-104.26883226918548
-6.507247994762171,-97.17970361410582
-8.266306919305826,-90.14041599358497
-10.313565217737638,-83.14669318379941
-12.616978370298584,-76.18686244783926
-15.141713291949692,-69.24172750953103
-17.850602268939582,-62.28464029870543
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-32.69503707912588,-25.89539936481076
-35.589028727221354,-17.927349418538927
-38.3266051669556,-9.590590817118766
-40.84087813029234,-0.8326307661947513
-43.06027911555022,8.38162107054348
-44.911138742392644,18.05743418931643
-46.32250380970785,28.15737540671962
-36.19178314532895,-9.936604405610643
-37.30744049430419,6.227896833337191
-39.91490513989195,13.374030659917855
-42.25516427853642,20.418834014651456
-44.254909662850274,27.341935778291813
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-46.948888073710286,40.79657240006753
-47.52621721030926,47.36977876160094
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-47.00409576264625,60.47681933887442
-45.93046582329909,67.13412464883545
-44.3738243657022,73.91522017159308
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-19.794721845707965,139.55862704770138
-16.982124146264255,147.40439342623614
-14.326951262695433,155.45555405073995
-11.867842660614338,163.74894495661843
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-3.691472305157775,-150.52863441733203
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Thanks. What's the orbital speed of the moon and rotation of the planet?

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Alderius said:
So now I'm curious about going back to AB3 but you have to fly the lunar orbit coordinates above?
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Fly the parallel one. It's the path that the ruins should be near
 

Liet Atreides

Liet Atreides
Victin said:
I just want to confirm also as someone mentioned earlier in the thread the new site DOES show as a POI at distance. I had the blue circle up to 10km above the site so maybe they have changed something server side to make them a touch easier to find.
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Stop posting this ridiculous misinformation. None of new two ruins show up on ship scanner. I just checked 3rd ruins.
 
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Jintosh

Jintosh
Just managed my first trip around Site 3, and got some results.

I think Group D has a broken obelisk numbered as though it is working (center of my screenshot, map says it's D5)
9neX4Z1.jpg


I would suggest that Group A and Group G need renumbering, as both are numbered as though they had single obelisks, whereas they contain obelisk pairs (for group A I used a/b in the same anti-clockwise direction as the numbering)
Screenshot of group G:
tyPDkSf.jpg



I got my one positive result from Obelisk 10b in group A (both 10a and 10b were lit up) which gave me Ancient Language Data 1/21:
zndgAlt.jpg

weyxSWJ.jpg



The rest of my results (which were lit and if got a 'nope' message from Ram Tah) are here. (I only had the two objects I collected when I arrived, which is why I tried them on all of the lit obelisks. I'll try different combinations tomorrow)

Lit Obelisks and results

A2b (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
A10a (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
A10b (tablet + urn - Ancient Language Data 1/21)

B12 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
B15 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
B20 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
B21 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)

C4 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
C7 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)

D2 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
D3 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)

E7 (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)

F12 (tablet + urn - no data, but no Tam message either)
F14 (tablet + urn - no data, but no Tam message either)

G1b (tablet + urn - no data, plus Tam 'nope' message)
 
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PavelKCZ

PavelKCZ
Well, probably I will not help much (beeing 22.000 LYs away), but I have one question.

When I am looking at those coordinates and at the debate about those coordinates, did someone tried to think about the positions of those ruins in terms or radians, sinus, cosinus, pi, 2xpi, pi/2 etc ? You know, those simple geometry things, where sin(30 deg) = sin(pi/6) = cos (pi/3) = 1/2. Things like that...

Guardians maybe do not divide circle to 360 pieces, but certainly they know the ratio between diameter of the circle and its circumference. It is one of the invariant constants in the known Universe...
 
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