Except the system in the Twitter picture cannot be LAWD26, color picking the star's color in the screenshot shows it's mainly light blue. LAWD26 has a white dwarf and a Wolf Rayet star, the White dwarf not being the main light source and nowhere near the volcanic planet. The Wolf Rayet is a vivid purple so it's very unlikely it is the star hidden by the planet in the screen either, the star from the screenshot is either an O or B class star...
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If we can get a carrier to go all the way out to the Jewel box (buying all that tritium would be very expensive) then maybe we can get a small expedition going to search places
There are actually 5 levels.
The really light one with a halo.
The "normal" one which a majority of the digits are written with
A slightly darker one
A dim one
And a very dime one
5 levels.
If I use GIMP (and only look at the red channel), these are at ~210, ~105, ~70, ~42 and ~10 - at least using the picture I got from reddit. Insta requires a registration to access the pictures
.So, anyone got the full picture assembled and linked w/o any additional compression?
5 levels.
If I use GIMP (and only look at the red channel), these are at ~210, ~105, ~70, ~42 and ~10 - at least using the picture I got from reddit. Insta requires a registration to access the pictures
So, anyone got the full picture assembled and linked w/o any additional compression?
Here Source: https://i.imgur.com/vC7UA7c.png
Colors are:
#f37805
#c45f04
#633102
#3a1c02
#281605
I also decoded it in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-IVoNbF8vkGfC8D5McX3R9slI3uV5b9JrXPEjY-LLnk
Edit: Updated the picture.
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If it's referring to the jewel box, with coalsack only as a waypoint to hint at it, you could say that Mr. Herschel is/was the one who kept watching the stones. There's only the system 'Herschel 36' with his name and around 8473738 stations/outposts. (Joking, but there are many)
Are we looking in the right area? What about the other similarly named place, the ball-sack nebula?
emphasis added by me.
Got any links or evidence for that or are you starting an Urban Myth? The only one I saw was the video on Page 11 of this thread which said they searched for Stones first and then found Lawd 26.
"If you put Stones into the Galaxy Map you only get 2 systems..."
And says nothing about the skybox at all.
What are we looking for? Im just flying up to random HMCs and trying to get the eclipse effect, as well as mapping, Im not sure what Im looking for. Its Raxxla all over again.
Not sure if it is relevant, but there happens to be a B-class star (HIP 62711) near the Coalsack Nebula, that has a volcanic HMC...
The size of the star doesn't seem to match that well to the twitter screenshot, but it's better than nothing...
Source: https://imgur.com/a/9oiUG2c
The size of the star doesn't seem to match that well to the twitter screenshot, but it's better than nothing...
Source: https://imgur.com/a/9oiUG2c
that system is 65ly away from the center of the nebula though
Well, yeah, but it's the only O or B class star (so blue) that has a volcanic HMC near the coalsack, at least the only one i've found...
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My evidence is from a Canonn member on Discord.
I don’t need to prove it, as they are not my findings, plus I would be going against TOS if I were to post screenshots of someone else’s postings.
I’m sure someone from Canonn can post that in here.
Lawd 26 ay? Now that is interesting...It's so good to see everyone back and having fun with the crazy theoriesIt's been far too long...
It's been noted since the end of the first day I think, or beginning of the second, that the highlighted number in the bottom row looks like a 26. We also had the word stones by then. So by checking a few stations were found that contained the word stone, one of these was in Lawd 26.
Coalsack has no stars in the nebula.
Everyone seems to equate "stones" with the planets, but to me "He keeps watching the stones" sounds like someone sitting in a ship watching a ring rotating.