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A finite signal that travels non-destructively with the grain through zebra stripes must travel at [[speed of light]].<ref name="cgolmc_100" /> | A finite signal that travels non-destructively with the grain through zebra stripes must travel at the [[speed of light]].<ref name="cgolmc_100" /> | ||
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Revision as of 02:07, 14 July 2022
With the grain is a term used for negative spaceships travelling in zebra stripes agar, parallel to the stripes, and also for with-the-grain grey ships.
Below are three small examples of negative spaceships found by Gabriel Nivasch in July 1999, traveling with the grain through zebra stripes agar.
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A finite signal that travels non-destructively with the grain through zebra stripes must travel at the speed of light.[1]
See also
References
- ↑ Conway's Game of Life: Mathematics and Construction, 4.5.1, theorem 4.2.
External links
- With the grain at the Life Lexicon