If we're supposed to remember, what's the last thing we got from the Salomé storyline? The Teorge listening posts?
If we're supposed to remember, what's the last thing we got from the Salomé storyline? The Teorge listening posts?
Rotating with fibonacci.
RotFib!
eyketsoa: 0 = ezlgwxwn; 1 = fzmhyabu; 1 = fanjbfdi
icineccans: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
rhT7aamtC7: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
oloRqExal: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
aAnonVt: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
1ieso: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
iypuloe: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
tnlhboRClar: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
H17nE: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
anlI7CDsD: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
typrrhSu: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
utlnsi: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
RcemoiecL8H: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
iein i: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 = ; 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
seedteMA: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
rleEes: 0 = rmfGhx; 1 = smgHja; 1 = snhJmf
aR2rCeha: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
CiieMls: 0 = CjjgPqa; 1 = DjkhRtf; 1 = DkljUyn
eAti: 0 = eBuk; 1 = fBvl; 1 = fCwn
xstfGu: 0 = xtuhJz; 1 = ytviLc; 1 = yuwkOh
a 9: 0 = a 10; 1 = b 10; 1 = b 11; 0 = a 9; 1 = b 10 ; 1 = b 10
u dAcH1: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
9baEaaata: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
WltQui: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
IrFseRa: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
irFna: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
0rrnoLT: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
iRtealaae: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
ohrierH4isi: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
Ctord: 0 = Cuptg; 1 = Duqui; 1 = Dvrwl
Vmiema: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
oaEufnxZrP: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
4h6iim: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
w 1un: 0 = w 2vp; 1 = ; 1 = ; 0 = w 1vo; 1 = ; 1 =
yGwTsD: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
ea: 0 = eb; 1 = fb; 1 = fc
Mbsuoib: 0 = Mctwrnj; 1 = Ncuxtqo; 1 = Ndvzwvw
alt: 0 = amu; 1 = bmv; 1 = bnw
PmeiT4: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
oPoiO0nar: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
iuui: 0 = ivvk; 1 = jvwl; 1 = jwxn
itScatsai6: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
Sumsnkpe: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
minVitiDo: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
diou: 0 = djpw; 1 = ejqx; 1 = ekrz
paI6K4r: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
nua: 0 = nvb; 1 = ovc; 1 = owd
P5lytPe: 0 = ; 1 = ; 1 =
This4 tapestry8 holds5 a1 secret6.1
Palimpsests11 and3 blueprints10
While5 a1 universe8 unfolds7.1
An2 axis4 of2 dying5 light5
That4 spins5 in2 the3 black5.1
But3 alas4 I1 can3 see3
(*It's?)Its3 stars5 are3 locked6.1
For3 me2,1 Dyhia5,1
I1 fear4 my2 script6 is2 lost4.1
“1In2 quoting7 others6,1 we2 cite4 ourselves9.1”1 —1 Julio5 Cortázar8
13 fence cipher:
e y k e t s o a i c i n e
c c a n s r h T 7 a a m t
C 7 o l o R q E x a l a A
n o n V t 1 i e s o i y p
u l o e t n l h b o R C l
a r H 1 7 n E a n l I 7 C
D s D t y p r r h S u u t
l n s i R c e m o i e c L
8 H i e i n i s e e d t e
M A r l e E e s a R 2 r C
e h a C i i e M l s e A t
i x s t f G u a 9 u d A c
H 1 9 b a E a a a t a W l
t Q u i I r F s e R a i r
F n a 0 r r n o L T i R t
e a l a a e o h r i e r H
4 i s i C t o r d V m i e
m a o a E u f n x Z r P 4
h 6 i i m w 1 u n y G w T
s D e a M b s u o i b a l
t P m e i T 4 o P o i O 0
n a r i u u i i t S c a t
a i 6 S u m s n k p e m i
n V i t i D o d i o u p a
I 6 K 4 r n u a P 5 l y t
P e
26 lines ending in PE.. Same number of lines as letters of the alphabet... Maybe shift them according to their lines number?!
e y k e t s o a i c i n e
f z l f u t p b j d j o f
13 shift:
An Bo Cp Dq Er Fs Gt Hu Iv Jw Kx Ly Mz
ecCnuaDl8MeiHtFe4mhstnanIP
rpPahnQy8ZrvUgSr4zufganaVC
With spaces: (. = space)
eyketsoa icin
eccans rhT7aa
mtC7 oloRqExa
l aAnonVt 1ie
so iypuloe tn
lhboRClar H17
nE anlI7CDsD.
typrrhSu utln
si RcemoiecL8
H iein i seed
teMA rleEes a
R2rCeha CiieM
ls eAti xstfG
u a 9 u dAcH1
.9baEaaata Wl
tQui IrFseRa.
irFna 0rrnoLT
.iRtealaae oh
rierH4isi Cto
rd Vmiema oaE
ufnxZrP 4h6ii
m w 1un yGwTs
D ea Mbsuoib.
alt PmeiT4 oP
oiO0nar iuui.
itScatsai6 Su
msnkpe minVit
iDo diou paI6
K4r nua P5lyt
Pe
30 lines ending in Pe?
13 shift:
An Bo Cp Dq Er Fs Gt Hu Iv Jw Kx Ly Mz
eemlslntlHtRlu ti rrumDaoimiKP
rrzyfyagyUgEyh gv eehzQnbvzvXC
e y k e t s o a i c i n e c c a n s r h T 7 a a m t
C 7 o l o R q E x a l a A n o n V t 1 i e s o i y p
u l o e t n l h b o R C l a r H 1 7 n E a n l I 7 C
D s D t y p r r h S u u t l n s i R c e m o i e c L
8 H i e i n i s e e d t e M A r l e E e s a R 2 r C
e h a C i i e M l s e A t i x s t f G u a 9 u d A c
H 1 9 b a E a a a t a W l t Q u i I r F s e R a i r
F n a 0 r r n o L T i R t e a l a a e o h r i e r H
4 i s i C t o r d V m i e m a o a E u f n x Z r P 4
h 6 i i m w 1 u n y G w T s D e a M b s u o i b a l
t P m e i T 4 o P o i O 0 n a r i u u i i t S c a t
a i 6 S u m s n k p e m i n V i t i D o d i o u p a
I 6 K 4 r n u a P 5 l y t P e
13 shift:
An Bo Cp Dq Er Fs Gt Hu Iv Jw Kx Ly Mz
eCuD8EHF4htaI
rPhq8RUS4ugnV
1 shift:
fDvE8FIG4iubJ
With spaces: (. = space)
eyketsoa icineccans rhT7aamtC7
.oloRqExal aAnonVt 1ieso iypul
oe tnlhboRClar H17nE anlI7CDsD
.typrrhSu utlnsi RcemoiecL8H i
ein i seedteMA rleEes aR2rCeha
.CiieMls eAti xstfGu a 9 u dAc
H1 9baEaaata WltQui IrFseRa ir
Fna 0rrnoLT iRtealaae ohrierH4
isi Ctord Vmiema oaEufnxZrP 4h
6iim w 1un yGwTsD ea Mbsuoib a
lt PmeiT4 oPoiO0nar iuui itSca
tsai6 Sumsnkpe minVitiDo diou.
paI6K4r nua P5lytPe
13 shift:
An Bo Cp Dq Er Fs Gt Hu Iv Jw Kx Ly Mz
e o e HFi6ltp
r b r USv6ygc
Good spot, done.OP might want to correct the right hand text fifth from the bottom is: munVitiDo
Last time the clue was "Fi(0) SUM(10,7,5,3)" though, so the idea to use the fibonacci sequence was more or less obvious. I feel like if this is a mathematical cypher, they would hint us somehow (maybe via mythology) which is the correct formula to use.This guy pointed out that the numbers were related to fibonacci like was hinted towards this. They had a sequence of numbers and replaced the fibonacci values and added them up to get 46...
7 7, 1, 1 7, 8, 2, 9, 1, 9, 0, 4, 4 6, 1, 4, 0, 6, 6 4, 5
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
0-9:
13 13 1 1 13 21 1 34 0 34 3 3 6 0 3 34 8 8 3 5 = 204
1-0:
8 8 0 0 8 13 1 21 0 21 34 2 2 5 0 2 34 5 5 2 3 = 174
Also, what if each number is a key using fibonacci numbers to figure out a cypher for the corresponding chunk of text?
I made the same bad start, when you google for a forum to discuss the Salomé picture, you find the Raxxla thread. Happens.I made a bad start here by posting on the Raxxla thread instead of here (blame Google and a similar well intentioned but misdirected post...)
I was interested by the distribution of the letters. There were 245 a-z lower case, 61 A-Z upper case, 22 digits 0-9, and 4 spaces.
There are a lot of 'words' and characters overall in the list. It was suggested this could just be player names or system names, but seems unlikely given the history. This will likely translate to a message. The word length is 6.9, much longer than the English average of about 4.5, and there are not many short three letter words. Hence the "words" to me seem unlikely to be words and we can group the strings together. Question if the carriage return is also a character to be counted or not. As there are 4 spaces within the words, do we assume that there is never a space at the end of a word (as an encrypted character) as we couldn't find it ; so perhaps the 4 spaces are a delimiter rather than a coded character.
For a text cypher that is using upper case letters and numbers, would we normally expect a more even distribution? The ratio of upper to lower case might indicate that the upper case letter is the start of a word (~4 letters per word?) Maybe the digits don't translate. A message we're likely to receive might contain a system name and planetary coordinates, although this might be messy without a way to determine minus sign or a decimal point.
It was also interesting that with lower and upper case letters, digits, spaces and carriage returns, we have 64 characters. So like a lot of other people I'm trying a lot of translation and rotation of characters. Reading backwards, or vertically. No joy yet.... From the 'Remember', and 'Hexedit', are we being pushed towards a maths cypher?
Text on left side of image (solved and confirmed by Drew):
View attachment 129641
Text: Gur ynfg erdhrfg vf gung lbh nyjnlf... Erzrzore.
ROT13: The last request is that you always... Remember.
Has anyone tried a ROT -13 using the alphabet + 01234567890 backwards starting at the bottom which does start with a capital letter?
Hey, I might not be and good work there. I feel a bit like a stamp on an idea so apologies Ko Shiji. I have no idea on the coding and I was part and parcel of the previous fun stuff in Elite. Keep looking. However, it is not Commander names. You just need to look at the numbers. They are... odd.Well, following the progression of the Fibonacci sequence through a block of text to pick out letters is not complicated. I was just using Excel to make it easier to count, I can go sideways one column and that's an increment of 10, see. But yeah, you're probably right.