Thing is, how long are you thinking in terms of timescales? Remember the Rift/Conflux/Gap are around 8-10,000LY from the Bubble. Exactly how many thousands of years would it take them at a fraction of c to get out there? Exactly how ancient are the Guardians?
I don't think they are much older than 5 billion years.
- Totem (probably religious data?) isn't necessary for getting any of the 12 codex entries at these ruins.
Jonny has confirmed in the bug thread that FD are aware of the problem with messages sometimes not appearing after scanning. Go Jonny!
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...alien-ruins-for-Ram-Tah?p=4996077#post4996077
We all know the permit locked areas are for future content. That location isn't for one of the bases. As far as can be ascertained from Lore and not the clues and decrypts you are all searching, then the Rift is one location and north of Alioth is another. Horsehead Dark Region is for a different storyline to do with Raxxla.
*edit* that's what we believe from studying the Lore
You think they're our ancestors? Possible... but 3 generation ships... if they did go to the conflux/gap/rift, that doesn't leave much for Sol.
This data is extremely exciting commander. contained in this package is information regarding the gaurdians use of Faster Than Light Communication. Almost the entirety of the guradians' society was devoted to researching interstellar travel and communication. A breakthrough in faster-than-light communication was made before the arks reached their destinations, but the information was transmitted to the arks while they were still in transit, allowing the colonists to establish faster-than-light communications when they landed. Consequently the interstellar network was developed extremely quickly. The arks kept the population at a managable level long enough for the guardians to develop Hyperspace technology, which fuelled their expansion into the galaxy. The project also cemented the cooperative city-state model, which would serve the Guardians until their ultimate demise
I have History #13
This data is extremely exciting commander. contained in this package is information regarding the gaurdians use of Faster Than Light Communication.
Almost the entirety of the guradians' society was devoted to researching interstellar travel and communication. A breakthrough in faster-than-light communication was made before the arks reached their destinations, but the information was transmitted to the arks while they were still in transit, allowing the colonists to establish faster-than-light communications when they landed. Consequently the interstellar network was developed extremely quickly.
The arks kept the population at a managable level long enough for the guardians to develop Hyperspace technology, which fuelled their expansion into the galaxy. The project also cemented the cooperative city-state model, which would serve the Guardians until their ultimate demise
Guys, from progamad spreadsheet (kudos cmdr!) I got a very important piece of information:
That means, basically, that the guardians DID develop hyperspace technology. So, potentially they could have expanded to the very end of the galaxy!
I can't help but think this is a hint...Language #13 said:They are more abstract than pictoral hieroglyphics, but it's possible to identify a simplistic reference to the shape of the thing being described - for example, the glyph for 'moon' incorporates the waxing and waning as it would have appeared from the Guardians' homeworld.
More Importantly it proves their Generation Ships Arrived at their Destination. And then constructed their Hyperdrives![]()
So, how many entries are posible?, I got 12, and I haven't found anyone with more than that
Completely agree about the Guardians wanting to send their ships to systems where they knew there was a habitable environment waiting for them - or at least straightforward to terraform. Whether similar ruins would necessarily be on the surfaces of any moons of those planets or on a body around a ringed dwarf star or gas giant is another matter: brute force searching is not the way to go without narrowing down potential sites considerably. I have visited the ruins at night and might have completely missed them had I not known they were there, unless I had happened to fly directly over them below 7km or so - I'm hugely impressed that xdeath found them so quickly. More clues, or a great deal of luck, are needed.If we want to establish a search area we need, at least, a time variable. If we cannot date when these ruins were active, it is simply impossible to determine where any arch ship may be located.
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However, if these beacons are or were really connected, this indicates that this civilization did effectively act as an space-capable one. That is, they were a whole and not just a bunch of disseminated outposts or colonies.
If we assume that they managed to reach some habitable planet (for them, earth like?), it may be a good idea to search for what nearby potential systems they aimed for. Maybe new ruins may be found in ELW's moons? Just a wild guess.