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Im fascinated by all this, however it is miles off topic so shall we all take this conversation to the astronomy and astrophysics forums and leave this thread to the usefull conversation of the repeating patterns in Starimage1... :D On that note has anyone found anything new on this... There must be...

AR just posted a couple of hours ago on bungie.net Can you feel it? Beating at the heart of the Universe. Skin too thick to be sure. It's alive though. I'm certain. What do I do with life? http://www.bungie.net/Forums/posts.aspx?postID=11524237 This sounds to me like AR (or whoever took over AR) is...

I'm wondering if the star map may somehow be the clue that leads us to the next set of clues. It might correspond to a section of the sky, the repeating patterns could draw out a design that leads us onward, or the arrangement/rotation of the symbol in the star map could be important. Has it been a...

I agree 95% - 98% fake me thinks... Some one hug that dude and lock this up...

I thik i agree with almost every post on this thread... when this first started i was on these forums all day every day (sorry work :twisted: ) But over the last few days ive started to drift a bit... Dont get me wrong working out the next clue and getting to the end of this is still my number one p...

Fancy Shmancy wrote:i find it interesting that the glyph appears to be 'open' to europe, but not the US.

That is interesting... perhapse there is 1 server per continent... (my geography is rubish so feel free to laugh at me if ive got the number of continents wrong.)

The nearest galaxy similar to ours (Andromeda) is 2.5 million light years away well outside the range of a Halo. sorry to burst your bubble, but it turns out we're not part of the milky way galaxy. it was discovered last year that we are part of the sagitarius dwarf galaxy (which is why the milky w...

Hmmm, we'll...there's a large conglomerate of stars in a single area. That area is full of blackness, and that symbol. Don't stars usually hang around blackness when its a black hole? Yes they do.. Black holes are normally found in the centre of galaxies, unfortunatly this doesnt look like an image...

Its an interesting point... if you got to the sonehenge website :

http://www.stonehenge.co.uk (i think)

On the home page there is an over head layout of the stones... it seemed to line up pretty well to mye eyes.

Whatever the Halos do i dont think they work using the standard models in modern day physics. Even if a pulse of energy or a wave or a cosmic death ray of doom (or whatever it turns out to be) was fired at the speed of light it would take 100,000 years for it to cross the galaxy from one side to the...