You singing boys left something behind at Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47....
Dammit Zorbaq i cant give out rep fast enough to keep up with you. +1
Alien archeology and other mysteries: Thread 9 - The Canonn
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Dammit Zorbaq i cant give out rep fast enough to keep up with you. +1
You singing boys left something behind at Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47...
http://i.imgur.com/oYAhP0i.jpg
Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47 9 A
Type Alpha/Elmo
Lat: -15.08
Long: -102.99
First planet I approached. Obvious pattern is obvious, does it need elaborating? Let me know if it does.
Based on that pattern, I believe there's more to be found there still. Will keep on looking.
Staawp!!!! - they are ticking in too fast for the regstration systems now! lol
Good find!
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You singing boys left something behind at Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47...
http://i.imgur.com/oYAhP0i.jpg
Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47 9 A
Type Alpha/Elmo
Lat: -15.08
Long: -102.99
First planet I approached. Obvious pattern is obvious, does it need elaborating? Let me know if it does.
Based on that pattern, I believe there's more to be found there still. Will keep on looking.
Is it an alternate layout?
As for the obvious, please share your superior wisdom
Insane things happenning - I love it! Keep it up!
Keep it up!
You singing boys left something behind at Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47...
http://i.imgur.com/oYAhP0i.jpg
Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47 9 A
Type Alpha/Elmo
Lat: -15.08
Long: -102.99
First planet I approached. Obvious pattern is obvious, does it need elaborating? Let me know if it does.
Based on that pattern, I believe there's more to be found there still. Will keep on looking.
Nice find! That planet also has space trees (found them on Friday).
You singing boys left something behind at Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47...
http://i.imgur.com/oYAhP0i.jpg
Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47 9 A
Type Alpha/Elmo
Lat: -15.08
Long: -102.99
First planet I approached. Obvious pattern is obvious, does it need elaborating? Let me know if it does.
Based on that pattern, I believe there's more to be found there still. Will keep on looking.
So that's the first Alpha.3. Congratulations.
Also: Stop discovering so fast, we haven't even tracked the solo obelisk entries for the other sites!
You singing boys left something behind at Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47...
http://i.imgur.com/oYAhP0i.jpg
Col 173 Sector KY-Q d5-47 9 A
Type Alpha/Elmo
Lat: -15.08
Long: -102.99
First planet I approached. Obvious pattern is obvious, does it need elaborating? Let me know if it does.
Based on that pattern, I believe there's more to be found there still. Will keep on looking.
Very good find sir very good indeed, if your staying there let us know as we don't want repeat work your doing.
madwax....
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Uh, yeah it does need elaborating, I seem to be missing the cruical thing for where on planets to find them or at least a target area with sane chance - without watching the net traffic.
Thanks Ian, I really appreciate adding the comparison maps to the front page
It occurs to me that if the discoveries continue at this pace, then Frontier had better be ready when we reach the end-point of this part of the story.
It would be disappointing indeed if we were brick-walled until 2.3, or 2.4.
Riôt
It occurs to me that if the discoveries continue at this pace, then Frontier had better be ready when we reach the end-point of this part of the story.
It would be disappointing indeed if we were brick-walled until 2.3, or 2.4.
Riôt
Is it an alternate layout?
As for the obvious, please share your superior wisdom
I believe (but of course I may be wrong) that the algorithm for choosing the planets first looks for a dwarf star in a system - it's either the heaviest one or the closest to the barycenter (or the main/first star) of the system - not enough samples yet to conclude - if it fails to find a satisfying planet (200-300 K, 1000 -2000 KM and the likes) around the dwarfs it goes down 'a notch'- again, either to the heaviest gas giant or the one closest to the primary star - this needs further checking - and picks the first planet meeting the criteria. I have no idea how is the number of sites per system or per planet determined (perhaps the distance from the core of the guardian bubble? 1 - 3 - 6 or 9?), don't know the key for the latitude or longitude nor how stellar systems are chosen. Yet.
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I believe (but of course I may be wrong) that the algorithm for choosing the planets first looks for a dwarf star in a system - it's either the heaviest one or the closest to the barycenter (or the main/first star) of the system - not enough samples yet to conclude - if it fails to find a satisfying planet (200-300 K, 1000 -2000 KM and the likes) it goes down 'a notch'- again, either to the heaviest gas giant or the one closest to the primary star - this needs further checking - and picks the first planet meeting the criteria. I have no idea how is the number of sites per system or per planet determined (perhaps the distance from the core of the guardian bubble? 1 - 3 - 6 or 9?), don't know the key for the latitude or longitude nor how stellar systems are chosen. Yet.
Ok, so not obvious at all
Thanks Ian, I really appreciate adding the comparison maps to the front page
It occurs to me that if the discoveries continue at this pace, then Frontier had better be ready when we reach the end-point of this part of the story.
It would be disappointing indeed if we were brick-walled until 2.3, or 2.4.
Riôt
Given that they been kicking us up the to solve this, giving us galnet clues and CG, I suspect Frontier has plenty of stuff for us in 2.3 and 2.4
10/11 actually
10/11 actually
watttt i missed one? can i have a full list from someone like
ruins name , system name, planet name, coord?
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