THE FORMIDINE RIFT MYSTERY (Part 4)

I have unwrapped your cigar. I hope I can hand it to you soon, but don't over think it.

Cheers,

Drew.
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Ok, so according to Drew, I am over thinking this, so which part is correct? I think the Fibonacci series is correct.
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I think we have to work out how to apply in some way the SUM(10,7,5,3) to the following Fibonacci series:

654,665,1319,1984,3303
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Maybe its that part I have not worked out correctly. Or, maybe we have to extend the Fibonacci series further. I will continue working on this. :rolleyes:
 
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So the French translation word for word is :

Fleuve de l'autre monde
River from other world

Malicieuse fille de Gaïa
Malicious daughter of gaia

Quatrième petite ourse en vain
Fourth little bear in vain ( or vainly)

Par le venin de la vipère fut foudroyée
By the venom of the viper was thunderstruck

Aussi connue comme Némésis
Also known as Némésis

Fléau de la chimère
scourge of the chimera

Elle soulage les maux
She relieve diseases

Nourrice du voyageur Ulysse
Nurse of Ulysse ( the one who feed the baby)

Mère de la mère
Mother of the mother


Roi des Titans
King of titans

Il se transforma en épervier
She transformed into a sparrowhawk

L'une des filles de Dédalion
One of the daughter of Dédalion

Passa à la postérité comme le perceur
passed to the postérity as the piercer

Mère d'Ulysse
Mother of Ulysse

Patronyme latin du régisseur des vents
Latin patronym of the (Stage Manager,steward) of winds

Dieu des ténèbres, ô fuite primordiale
God of darkness, Ô primordial leakage ( or primordial escape)

L'homonyme de Zeus repose sous le regard de Sol
Homonym of Zeus rest under the sun's gaze

Cheval préféré d'Achille
Favorite Horse of Achille

Maîtresses infernales de la vengeance
Infernal Mistress of revenge

L'arrogante souveraine ne voyage plus
Arrogant sovereign don't travel anymore

Un dernier mot, le fil d'Ariane, l'aumône d'un triste avare
One last word, the son of ariane, The alms of a sad miser

Pour finir de résoudre l'énigme, cherchez le zephyrum de Fibonacci.
For resolving the riddle, you must search the zephyrum of Fibonacci.



Thats my french Traduction
 
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Maybe its that part I have not worked out correctly. Or, maybe we have to extend the Fibonacci series further. I will continue working on this. :rolleyes:

More power to you. I'm close to spent for the day.

One last thing. A miser is someone who does not spend money, or does so reluctantly. A "poor miser's sum" could, in fact, be a fortune. I'm not certain if this is Mr. Wagar being humble or otherwise self effacing, or something else (a dead miser can't take it with him to the grave, for instance, which brings us back to the River Styx).
 
If we extend the following Fiboacci series:
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665,1319,1984,3303
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And extend these to get ten in number:
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11,654,665,1319,1984,3303,5287,8590,13877,22467
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If we then apply the SUM(10,7,5,3), we get the following:

For 10 we obtain 22467
For 7 we obtain 5287
For 5 we obtain 1984
For 3 we obtain 665
 
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Ok, so according to Drew, I am over thinking this, so which part is correct? I think the Fibonacci series is correct.
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I think we have to work out how to apply in some way the SUM(10,7,5,3) to the following Fibonacci series:

654,665,1319,1984,3303
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Maybe its that part I have not worked out correctly. Or, maybe we have to extend the Fibonacci series further. I will continue working on this. :rolleyes:

What if SUM(10,7,5,3) is a reference to planets? The 10th, 7th, 5th, 3rd Planets at Phaeton's Reach which is where David Braben and Ian Bell, in 1984, released a certain program that used a Fibonacci sequence to generate it's universe?

EDIT: I'm just wondering if the "overthinking it" that Drew referred to has something to do with trying to stretch a Fibonacci sequence out of this particular riddle. I'm thinking that the "Fi(0)" us just another reference to Fibonacci's Zephyrum
 
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Likewise.

OK - I have one tiny bit of info - that the poem is supposed to resolve to a single system. Also the code in the video resolves to (another) single system too.

But I guess you guys know that already :)

Yep :)

Drew paid us a visit yesterday:

In the interests of interstellar expediency I will give a hint.

Both the video clue and the GalNet article resolve to precisely one location each, though the locations are not the same. You have had all of these clues before, this is effectively a summary of everything else.

Good hunting, CMDRs.

Cheers,

Drew.
 
"Malicious daughter of gaia"

This would be Echidna, definitely.

It is Rhea... Because its the daughter of gaia and the titan/god/whatever which is for dunno the word (if a woman often gets pregnant she is ***********, or a soil where grow a lot of plants also is ***********)

Update: it is fertility... (German poem says: "Gaias Tochter die Fruchtbarkeit verspricht" (Gaias Daughter who promise fertility)
 
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Yes so I saw, but I no very little German myself and am not sure if that extra information was intended or a mistake. I do believe it is a good chance of being correct and having something to do with Odysseus, but until I can put a little x next to it I'm keeping my mind open and looking into different options. Just in case [up]

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I will try and find the post, but someone was piecing together this part and almost had it. Bear with me one sec.

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And Drews response -



I realise it is about the video clue and not the galnet clue, but maybe the same line of thinking can be applied somehow? I don't know, am hopeless with math.

Here's a thought. Ok, so Tony H's solution was overthought & we need to simplify.
How about the first three terms indicate that trailer riddle is based on the fibonacci series used by David Braben & Ian Bell in the 1984 version of Elite. We need to get that, and sum the third, fifth, seventh & tenth terms to produce a number. That number will indicate (somehow) the solution, possibly some planetary/system coordinates in the original game? I don't know anything about that original fibonacci sequence, so anyone ...
 
It is Rhea... Because its the daughter of gaia and the titan/god/whatever which is for dunno the word (if a woman often gets pregnant she is ***********, or a soil where grow a lot of plants also is ***********)

Update: it is fertility... (German poem says: "Gaias Tochter die Fruchtbarkeit verspricht" (Gaias Daughter who promise fertility)

Fertile?

Yes, alright. Responded to the "malicious" part of the French. May not be interpreting that right, either. Gah. Too tired. Going to walk away from the computer now.

The Fibonacci spiral. Perhaps? "Poor miser's sum", since the Fibonacci spiral is also related to the golden mean.
 
...I'm at work and my wife is asleep so I can't get her to translate...
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And you didn't wake her up? Surely a"sorry my love, but we only have about 12 days to solve a puzzle so I needed to wake you up to translate..." would have worked. No dedication.

Or, a smart man.
 
And you didn't wake her up? Surely a"sorry my love, but we only have about 12 days to solve a puzzle so I needed to wake you up to translate..." would have worked. No dedication.

Or, a smart man.

I think the "French" that she would greet me with wouldn't be all that helpful if I had ;)
 
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