I think it's just the same textures. At almost all stations where I sit, I see 3 fans and always the left one has broken blades.
I think it's just the same textures. At almost all stations where I sit, I see 3 fans and always the left one has broken blades.
Yes i agree however are the numbers just made up along with the markers or are they "Obvious clues"I think it's just the same textures. At almost all stations where I sit, I see 3 fans and always the left one has broken blades.
I have no distance limit, however i do still feel the 'Gate' is in Sol so 200LY makes no differencejust putting this out there...but why is our search usually limited by most to 200ly while Phobos (Generation ship) is 272ly out from Sol
Will email this to a mate of mine who runs the area's Viking Society, he's Danish and is a mine of information on this stuff.Anyone familiar with Norse mythology?
Please find below some more hypotheses regarding Yggdrasil. Now in previous ramblings I believe I’ve established this structure is intentional, however its meaning was still a mystery other than either by evidence of an archaeological narrative made by Michael Brookes (RIP) or it’s just an Easter Egg.
Following discussions with @Jorki Rasalas regards the relationship between Demeter, Hectate, Artemis and Persephone, in regards to my underworld theory denoting the passage in the Codex about the ‘Cities of hold, Sunken kingdoms and Mythical lands’, I still could not understand why Hecate was so far removed from this very obvious ‘underworld area’ given the close relationship between these characters.
Post in thread 'The Quest To Find Raxxla'
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-quest-to-find-raxxla.168253/post-10101133
I then recalled that within this area there also exists the Anemoi winds, which identify a very weird North / South alignment, which is actually slightly off from galactic north.
Post in thread 'The Quest To Find Raxxla'
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-quest-to-find-raxxla.168253/post-10129970
I then pondered… what if it’s not?
Please find below the Yggdrasil system (named) but aligned against the Anemoi North / South.
It would now seem some correlation appears. But I am not so well versed in North mythology. And there are certain Norse named systems which I don’t rightly understand their placement. So the question is: Within this new alignment, do the named systems make any sense?
My proposition is that if this orientation is correct, and places the Norse underworld within the same orientation as the Greek Underworld, if true then this theory ties directly into the ‘Underworld’ theory and the two correspond.
*Image below shows the in game systems linked to Yggdrasil (green) and those tonNorse Runes (blue), aligned against the Anemoi (green). With Hecate, Demeter, Artimis and Persephone (white) inserted.
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Good question. There is also the matter of having fuel scoops definitively by 2411 ("Logistical Nightmare" in Beta Hydri). That said, Sirius Corporation apparently originated in Sol (see Li Qin Jao research team reference in "Early Hyperspace" in Tau Ceti). Sirius Corporation moved to the Sirius system sometime shortly after Raxxla is first written about by Art Tornvquist in Tau Ceti (approximately 2300 - 2330 - sorry but don't remember exactly).just putting this out there...but why is our search usually limited by most to 200ly while Phobos (Generation ship) is 272ly out from Sol
The Norse cosmogony is layered with Midgard in the Middle. You probably also want to factor 3 key systems: Alioth (contains planet Bifrost and station Golden Gate), Bifrost, and Bilfost. These are the rainbow bridge that connected the Earthly realms (Midgard) to heaven (Asgard). With any luck, these would hopefully be approximately parallel to the true axis.My proposition is; if this orientation is correct, then it places the Norse underworld within the same alignment as that of the Greek Underworld, if true then this theory ties the ‘Yggdrasil’ theory directly into the ‘Underworld’ theory and the two correspond.
I'm sorry, but I think we're going in circles.View attachment 361356
Any ideas on what the dots represent on the map? If memory serves there is a secondary set nearer the core of the galaxy. I will try to get better screenshots when I play.
Thanks, I had not put my case across correctly - I had covered that in another post, but have since edited to try and clarify.The Norse cosmogony is layered with Midgard in the Middle. You probably also want to factor 3 key systems: Alioth (contains planet Bifrost and station Golden Gate), Bifrost, and Bilfost. These are the rainbow bridge that connected the Earthly realms (Midgard) to heaven (Asgard). With any luck, these would hopefully be approximately parallel to the true axis.
Your image:
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The Norse Cosmogony per Niflheim Wikipedia:
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Start at Nifelhel. It is an alternative name for the Norse underworld or Hel. Pretty sure there is a Nastrond system and Utgard. Hopefully, this is enough points to test the true axis of Axis Mundi/Yggradasil. Be warned: the tree is not straight in most renditions and sometimes there are several locations at a given level. I hope this helps.
I’am no expert in norse mythology, but I’m a local so I know a little.Anyone familiar with Norse mythology?
Please find below some more hypotheses regarding Yggdrasil. Now in previous ramblings I believe I’ve established this structure is intentional, however its meaning and structure were an unknown other than being directly over Axis Mundi and the Greek underworld, it likely is evidence of an archaeological narrative made by Michael Brookes (RIP) or it’s just one of his Easter Eggs.
Following discussions regards @Jorki Rasalas insights about the close relationship between Demeter, Hectate, Artemis and Persephone; and their relationship concerning the Greek underworld, an area which is actually represented in game around Axis Mundi which I’ve established relates directly to the passage in the Codex, about the ‘Cities of gold, Sunken kingdoms and Mythical lands’, however I still could not understand why Hecate was so far removed from this very obvious ‘underworld area’ given the close relationship between these characters.
Post in thread 'The Quest To Find Raxxla'
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-quest-to-find-raxxla.168253/post-10101133
I then recalled that within this area there also exists the Anemoi winds, the Greek compass, which identify a very weird North / South alignment, which is actually slightly off from galactic north.
Post in thread 'The Quest To Find Raxxla'
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-quest-to-find-raxxla.168253/post-10129970
I then pondered… what if it’s not?
Please find below the Yggdrasil system (named) but aligned against the Anemoi North / South.
It would now seem some correlation appears. But I am not so well versed in North mythology. And there are certain Norse named systems which I don’t rightly understand their placement. So the question is: Within this new alignment, do the named systems make any sense?
My proposition is; if this orientation is correct, then it places the Norse underworld within the same alignment as that of the Greek Underworld, if true then this theory ties the ‘Yggdrasil’ theory directly into the ‘Underworld’ theory and the two correspond.
*edited:
‘Now the biggest factor is; Norse cosmology has never truly been resolved, and is at best a modern interpretation of an oral tradition; there exists multiple iterations of Yggdrasil in contemporary text, but none are genuinely definitive.
Generally there is a lack of systematization or codification of Norse mythology and is comprised of fluidity ambiguity, and contradiction. Any contemporary pictorial representations are at best speculative and unverifiable‘
Thread 'The John Milton conundrum'
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-john-milton-conundrum.607684/
The example below endeavours to find the correct alignment of the Yggdrasil systems represented in game by FD; is the standard galactic alignment in game correct, or is this version below, based of a ‘in-game compass’ more accurate. Or are the Yggdrasil systems simply arbitrarily or abstract?
Many do seem to correlate with other ‘none’ Norse named systems, indicating a shared common theme or meaning, but then certain systems are named after ‘persons’ not locations, which might indicate errors or that certain systems are not relevant. It is an unknown if many of these Yggdrasil systems are actually irrelevant. I simple wish to establish whether the overall form has more intent, should certain systems be omitted, and does this alignment make more sense?
*Image below shows the in game systems linked to Yggdrasil (yellow) and those of the Norse Runes (blue), aligned against the Greek Anemoi (green). With Greek mythology - Hecate, Demeter, Artimis and Persephone (white) inserted.
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Just slightly off topic and may not be relevant but in paganism there is no heaven and hell, this was a Christian invention.Earthly realms (Midgard) to heaven (Asgard)
This is why a part of me hopes we never find our goal, this thread throws up so much new stuff in my life its amazing.It’s a fascinating subject because Greek culture is visa versa influenced by early pan-European migration. So I agree there is a common thread.
In game - however it seems evident to me, these systems were placed specifically, in some abstract Yggdrasil relationship with a clear up/down orientation. I suspect it is the scaffolding for some narrative (which utilises mixed references and inspirations); my theory is that the Greek underworld- which is in game, and those representing the text in the Codex (cities of gold etc) were like wise placed specifically by that author so that they correlate on this scaffolding.
My issue is, some of these Yggdrasil systems don’t seem to be in the correct location, based on various illustrations (of which there are many), I wonder if the scaffolding matches, if you just shift your perspective? Or is the concurrent alignment correct? Or if it doesn’t really matter!
Im not debating theology; If this is true it has great significance. If it doesn’t well it was fun mapping it and obviously it’s just part of an arbitrary naming catalog; but I highly doubt it.
That’s why we questThis is why a part of me hopes we never find our goal, this thread throws up so much new stuff in my life its amazing.
If 10 years ago whilst sitting on a flight case backstage hoping the singer was sober enough to actually perform and not start fighting the drummer, you would have said id be reading Paradise Lost i would have thought you were mad
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