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A SMOS (Spaceship Made Of Spaceships) is a spaceship in a cellular automaton, consisting of multiple other spaceships colliding with each other, causing a reaction to place on where all of the spaceships are regenerated separately, but with a displacement value. Such spaceship conglomerations can be, on rare occasions, SMOS'ed again together to create a SMOSMOS (Spaceship Made of Spaceships Made of Spaceships). The ship used in the SMOS must also work as a normal spaceship by itself.
Example
The T-tetromino, which is a spaceship in tlife;
| Catagolue: here (click above to open LifeViewer) |
Can be spaceship in a lot of other non-totalistic rules, and thus can be used to create a SMOS:
| Catagolue: here (click above to open LifeViewer) |
Which can also be colliding as such in this specific rule (B34enw5q6ae7c/S2ac3-cknq4-aenqt5akqy8) to generate a SMOSMOS:
| Catagolue: here (click above to open LifeViewer) |
Stricter Definition of SMOS
A stricter definition of SMOS requires the ships used in the SMOS to be allowed to go through 1 full oscillation cycle before interacting with the other.
External links
- Spaceships made up of other spaceships (SMOS) (discussion thread) at the ConwayLife.com forums