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x = 14, y = 16, rule = B3/S23
o$4o$o3b2obo$bo2bo4bo$b2o3bo3bo$ob2o2bo5bo$o4bo2bobob2o$o3bo3bo$2bobo
6bo$2bobob2o3bobo$3bo2b2o$4bobo3b2o$5b3o2$7bo$6bo!
incomplete diagonal c/12 ship
incomplete diagonal c/12 ship
Last edited by David on February 8th, 2014, 3:57 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: incomplete diagonal d/12 ship
Well, I chose to look for c/8 ships because it's the fastest possible diagonal speed that hasn't yet been found and has glide-reflect symmetry (which allows searching for an object with half the period)
Slower speeds get harder and harder to find, and if more people are looking for a speed then it is more likely to be found. Once a c/8 ship is found I'm sure people will be looking for c/9 and c/10.
Now I'm wondering if there is a spaceship with only one or two switch engines. There probably is, but the question is how hard to find it would be.
Slower speeds get harder and harder to find, and if more people are looking for a speed then it is more likely to be found. Once a c/8 ship is found I'm sure people will be looking for c/9 and c/10.
Now I'm wondering if there is a spaceship with only one or two switch engines. There probably is, but the question is how hard to find it would be.