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e can also be used to denote eccentricity, used in orbital astrodynamics.

Wow dude. Nice find- Didn't think about Halo 1. And if it is the shield/sword thing, then is this the shield? That would be my wild, unsupported guess. We know the Halo Array is a weapon and it uses seven halos placed about the galaxy and a central Ark as a control point. The 719MHz image and the a...

imho, the 719hz image is not to be discredited. I noticed last night, and another forum member already posted this, is that the wallpaper download of the iris logo syncs up with the 719hz image. It's also in Halo. And by Halo, I mean the game and also actually in the Halo Array. Index to be precise...

Very nice work, Jimmy.

And for all we know, it may simply be a component in the firing mechanism. We reall don't know enough to draw any real conclusions about the Halo mechanism. Nope, we've only got spec. We can, however, rule out stuff like, "Hey, the Flood could just jump into slipstream and avoid the whole thin...

But if you are (like the flood) an intelligent menace capable of hiding in slipspace, normal radiation would just not be a problem. You could just hide in slipspace till the radiation passed. In fact the best strategy would be this: Step 1: See oncoming radiation wave. Step 2: Run 25,000 light year...

When I first saw that line I was interested too. But if radiation is the weapon, it would take 25000 years to wipe the galaxy. Either way, I guess we know radium is involved somehow now. Perhaps the effect is amplified or altered in some way. Obviously, it's not just straight radiation with radium,...

From the Array Recorder Data:

Confrm: Array burn radium {check} 3.0

Maybe a clue for you to mull over. Perhaps radiation is used in some fashion? It would kill sizable organics without destroying physical structures or effecting planetary bodies.

sorahn wrote:There's another glyph on the wall in the cafeteria here at MS. I've got a shitty cellphone picture of it, i'll try and get a better one.

What does the text in the lower left read?

Oh, and here's my interpretation of the glyph's meaning. Take with a planetary body of sodium. The original glyph represents IRIS. It was chosen by Adjutant Reflex, a facilitator of the array, and labeled as Chrysopteron.gif. Chrysopteron is an epitaph for Iris. And what is IRIS? Well, I think it's ...