THE FORMIDINE RIFT MYSTERY (Part 4)

Do the various names in the list correspond to specific Galnet articles? At one point Drew said that the Rift would play out via Galnet. I think he also said, in a interview, that there is stuff in Galnet that we've missed.
 
@Jaiotu

There were several GalNet articles related to Salomé that didn't get much attention and were quickly forgotten.
Even more so for some of the other news that weren't blatantly, absolutely obvious related to the mysterious stuffs ingame.

Edit: And I just realized that one of the GalNet Articles I thought of has your name at the bottom ^^

Edit#2:
I remembered that one specifically because it mentions the connection of Rift, Conflux, Hawkins Gap and the Pleiades.
https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/57badafa9657ba3925e88545
 
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@Jaiotu

There were several GalNet articles related to Salomé that didn't get much attention and were quickly forgotten.
Even more so for some of the other news that weren't blatantly, absolutely obvious related to the mysterious stuffs ingame.

Edit: And I just realized that one of the GalNet Articles I thought of has your name at the bottom ^^

Edit#2:
I remembered that one specifically because it mentions the connection of Rift, Conflux, Hawkins Gap and the Pleiades.
https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/57badafa9657ba3925e88545

Lol, yes. Whatever we're looking for probably won't be in a Freelance report.
 
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
Again, extending the Fibonacci series in a different way, starting with Fi(0) we get
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0,1,1,2,3,5,6,11,654,665,1319 From this series we have F(0),F(1),F(2),F(3),F(4),F(5),F(6),F(7),F(8),F(9),F(10).
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Again not sure if to apply SUM(10,7,5,3), so that:

10 = F(10) = 1319
7 = F(7) = 11
5 = F(5) = 5
3 = F(3) = 2

SUM Total 1337
 
Do the various names in the list correspond to specific Galnet articles? At one point Drew said that the Rift would play out via Galnet. I think he also said, in a interview, that there is stuff in Galnet that we've missed.

I have tried all the names on the list, but not all are coming up on the galmap for me, testing to see if it is because I don't have the system information but I don't think it's the case, will know shortly...
 
Again, extending the Fibonacci series in a different way, starting with Fi(0) we get
.
0,1,1,2,3,5,6,11,654,665,1319 From this series we have F(0),F(1),F(2),F(3),F(4),F(5),F(6),F(7),F(8),F(9),F(10).
.
Again not sure if to apply SUM(10,7,5,3), so that:

10 = F(10) = 1319
7 = F(7) = 11
5 = F(5) = 5
3 = F(3) = 2

SUM Total 1337

You are referencing to the video, right?

DB-IB Fi(0) T-1319 SUM(10,7,5,3)

The first line is what bothers me.
 
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Again, extending the Fibonacci series in a different way, starting with Fi(0) we get
.
0,1,1,2,3,5,6,11,654,665,1319 From this series we have F(0),F(1),F(2),F(3),F(4),F(5),F(6),F(7),F(8),F(9),F(10).
.
Again not sure if to apply SUM(10,7,5,3), so that:

10 = F(10) = 1319
7 = F(7) = 11
5 = F(5) = 5
3 = F(3) = 2

SUM Total 1337

This is absolutely mindblowing, and yes: Elite! Good work, CMDR!

So, stand back for a hip shot attempt.

DB-IB 1984 Elite. Fi(0) = where it all started. Lave.

Yes.
[noob]
 
Again, extending the Fibonacci series in a different way, starting with Fi(0) we get
.
0,1,1,2,3,5,6,11,654,665,1319 From this series we have F(0),F(1),F(2),F(3),F(4),F(5),F(6),F(7),F(8),F(9),F(10).
.
Again not sure if to apply SUM(10,7,5,3), so that:

10 = F(10) = 1319
7 = F(7) = 11
5 = F(5) = 5
3 = F(3) = 2

SUM Total 1337

1337 means leet or leetspeak... dunno if it fits somewhere
 
1337? Every 1980's haX0r knows this number...it means Elite. Like in Panther Moderns, Henry D. Case, McCoy Pauley et. al.

The appearance of this number just cannot be coincidence. Not here.

[noob]
 
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elite_(video_game)

"Another successful adaptation is 1337 (meaning "Elite" in Leetspeak)[URL="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elite_%28video_game%29#cite_note-108"][108][/URL] developed by Jose Maria Enguita for the Oric machines, that won the 2010 Oldschool Gaming Game Of The Year Award"
 
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Again, extending the Fibonacci series in a different way, starting with Fi(0) we get
.
0,1,1,2,3,5,6,11,654,665,1319 From this series we have F(0),F(1),F(2),F(3),F(4),F(5),F(6),F(7),F(8),F(9),F(10).
.
Again not sure if to apply SUM(10,7,5,3), so that:

10 = F(10) = 1319
7 = F(7) = 11
5 = F(5) = 5
3 = F(3) = 2

SUM Total 1337
If you were using 1319, 1984, 3303 as points in a Fibonacci-esque series, then I would have thought it would look like this:
-632, 643, 11, 654, 665, 1319, 1984, 3303, 5287, 8590, 13877, 22467, 36344

I'm not sure how your series goes from 6,11 and then straight to 654, (6+11 = 17 and not 654).
 
0,1,1,2,3,5,6,11,654,665,1319 From this series we have F(0),F(1),F(2),F(3),F(4),F(5),F(6),F(7),F(8),F(9),F(10).
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SUM Total 1337

But this isn't a valid fibonacci series, it breaks as 6,11 should be followed by 17, and 3,5 would be followed by 8.
It does give a nice answer, but maybe coincidence.

DB-IB = David Braben - Ian Bell
T-1319 = 3303 - 1319 = 1984 (year of release)
Elite = 1337 is nice but the sequence isn't valid
 
Thinking outside the box a bit, Lave was where *players* started in the original, but in terms of the game development itself, it would have almost certainly been in Cambridge.

A while back there were Galnet posts regarding unusual ship movements at Cambridge spaceport in Sol, and if memory serves Salome herself visited Sol in order to use the observatory in...Cambridge.

Coincidence? Maybe...maybe not.
 
Unless I'm missing something, these are the currently known in game locations that correspond to the riddle answers.

1. Styx - Styx System
2. Rhea - Rhea System
3. Yildun - Yildun System
4. Eurydice - Eurydice in the Eulexia system
5. Rhamnousia - ???
6. Bellerophon - FNS Bellerophon, Federation ship orbiting Merope 5C
7. Epione - ???
8. Eurcyleia - Planet in the Prism System
9. Amphithea - Planet in the Prism System
10. Cronus - Planet in the Elysia System
11. Daedalion - Planet in the Prism System
12. Chione - Moon orbiting Daedalion in the Prism System
13. Iapetus - Moon orbiting Saturn in the Sol System
14. Anticlea - Moon orbiting Eurcyleia in the Prism System
15. Aeolus - Aeolus System
16. Erebus - Erebus System
17. Jupiter - Planet in the Sol System
18. Xanthus - ???
19. Furies - ???
20. Cassiopeia - Eta Cassiopeiae?
21. Zero - ???
 
What Klumpozyte posted before, just a reminder:

Thus there are two locations you need to identify. Alacrity is indicated.

and

A hint. Both the video and the GalNet article resolve to a single location apiece. Good hunting, CMDRs.

That's what Drew posted on twitter for this riddles.
So, we are searching for locations ingame, i asume.
Not a phrase? :/
 
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