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Its eleven-cell rear [[spark]] can be perturbed by other c/2 spaceships to form a variety of [[puffer]]s and thus it is a [[puffer engine]].
Its eleven-cell rear [[spark]] can be perturbed by other c/2 spaceships to form a variety of [[puffer]]s and thus it is a [[puffer engine]].


The a Schick engines and derivative offers have appeared "almost" naturally from symmetric soups on [[Catagolue]]
The Schick engine and its variants have not yet appeared [[natural]]ly, but have emerged from symmetric soups on [[Catagolue]].


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
[[File:Schickengine.png|thumb|left|Tagalong in green]]
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==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 13:02, 3 July 2016

Schick engine
Schick engine image
Pattern type Tagalong
Spaceship
Number of cells 39
Bounding box 20 × 11
Direction Orthogonal
Period 12 (mod: Unknown)
Speed c/2 | Unknown
Heat 43.2
Kinetic symmetry Unspecified
Discovered by Paul Schick
Year of discovery 1972

Schick engine (or Schick ship) is an orthogonal c/2 spaceship that was found by Paul Schick in 1972. Alternatively, it may refer just to the tagalong (displayed in green) that is attached to the back of the two lightweight spaceships. The tagalong may also be attached to the back of two middleweight spaceships, two heavyweight spaceships, or a lightweight spaceship and a heavyweight spaceship.

Its eleven-cell rear spark can be perturbed by other c/2 spaceships to form a variety of puffers and thus it is a puffer engine.

The Schick engine and its variants have not yet appeared naturally, but have emerged from symmetric soups on Catagolue.

File:Schickengine.png
Tagalong in green

See also

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Catagolue