Star Images
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I have discovered that the images are indeed of the same group of stars, just different areas. I will not post the original images again, just the overlapping of StarImage2 over StarImage1:
What I did was align the 2 glyphs, without rotating them; I also marked where image 2 starts in white. Here is the resulting image:
If you compare this with StarImage1, you will notice that StarImage2 has less stars, altho some of them are exactly in the same spot.
Using the "Difference" tool in photoshop, I can see which stars are in StarImage1 and are not in StarImage2. In other words, every star that appears inside the white square in the next image was in StarImage1 and now isn't in StarImage2:
As you can see many stars dissapeared. My theory is that each glyph represents an exact moment in time, but that is just a theory. Hope you guys find this helpful.
What I did was align the 2 glyphs, without rotating them; I also marked where image 2 starts in white. Here is the resulting image:
If you compare this with StarImage1, you will notice that StarImage2 has less stars, altho some of them are exactly in the same spot.
Using the "Difference" tool in photoshop, I can see which stars are in StarImage1 and are not in StarImage2. In other words, every star that appears inside the white square in the next image was in StarImage1 and now isn't in StarImage2:
As you can see many stars dissapeared. My theory is that each glyph represents an exact moment in time, but that is just a theory. Hope you guys find this helpful.
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Re: Star Images
That seems highly logical, but that can't explain that many stars dissappearing. Still good job on the image.
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Here's my overlay with transparency:
I'm not getting many disappearing planets. I think we need all 5 to see the results.
I think these are basically deep-field photos; basically what happens is that when you take photos of a section of the sky, planets disappear and reappear due to some sort of phenomenon. When you have a telescope stare at the sky for a long time though, you get an incredibly complex image (look up hubble deep field).I'm not getting many disappearing planets. I think we need all 5 to see the results.
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Quick thought i had about the stars/planets dissapearing
(from the Kiosks)
(from the Kiosks)
Maybe the lost planets from the quotes are the missing ones from the image?Report two zero six Every sixteen hours
another planet is taken The numbers being lost
are astronomical Report two two three Host
world raised Correct concentration to
point sixty five Fleet losing control falling
back Rendezvous at Nine Bravo Kilo Two Romeo Six
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Then it seems to follow reason that we're supposed to determine the time between the pictures by counting the stars/planets that disappeared, then multiplying by 16 hours?Maybe the lost planets from the quotes are the missing ones from the image?
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Instead of posting twice:srfrboi2518 wrote:Then it seems to follow reason that we're supposed to determine the time between the pictures by counting the stars/planets that disappeared, then multiplying by 16 hours?Maybe the lost planets from the quotes are the missing ones from the image?
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well there's an easy way to figure out if there's a connection between the star image and the "sixteen hours" quote. You just have to count how many stars have disappeared and then see if it correlates to the says between the different stages of the lunar cycle.
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Maybe they arent stars at all, maybe they are planets, colored according to hazard levels, kind of like with that other image we pulled from server 02, and thats why they are disappearing, they have been completely infested.
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The glyph must point out where the Flood is from. Everything else (almost) that we have is about the flood. Maybe they can destroy stars as well as planets?
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stars seem to look like the stars in the new halo video, from g4 trailer... http://www.gametrailers.com/gamepage.php?id=2606