Jagged lines is a pattern constructed by Dean Hickerson in May 2005 that uses puffers to produce a line of bi-blocks that weaves back and forth in a complicated way.
August 14: Gustoneposts 'stentor', a more efficient redesign of a (23,5)c/79 spaceship distinct from the waterbear; in Real Life, a stentor is a trumpet-shaped protozoan on the same order of size as a tardigrade.
... that a series of increasingly larger greyships, starting with Canada Grey, can all be constructed incrementally by colliding gliders with a gradually accreting still life target?
... that a configuration of two ponds and two blocks recovers back to its original position when sparked in a certain way, allowing for the creation of some period multipliers?
... that the single seldom-used extra transition of Pedestrian Life (B38/S23) from Life leads to several non-pedestrian linear growth patterns, including a reflectorless rotating glider gun, a set of (5,2)c/190 technology and a messy oblique p1884 puffer?
