Oh hello Tuesday. Nice to meet you.

Now that we got that out of the way, if we point our browsers over to http://alphalupi.bungie.net/ and click "6" for Tuesday, you are greeted with a new prompt.

To get past the "gate" we are going to follow this chart provided by ncsuDuncan.



After getting past the gate, we are prompted with (again) an output and a geomask image.

Coordinate. Combine. Clarify.
http://alphalupi.bungie.net/data/16996714/output.png



Active Baselines:
http://alphalupi.bungie.net/data/16996714/geomask.png

Frequency gaps detected. Additional global observatories required.

And at the very bottom of the page, it says "Your node will remain active for 5 minutes, but may be reactivated as necessary.
Distributed, synchronous effort required."

Now, since it looks pretty much the same as Day 1 (Monday), it leads us to believe that there are multiple versions of both images.

Does it look like we are going to need to do the same thing from a couple hours ago?

Is this where we're collecting Tuesday's results? I know it's not 11amPST yet, but here are mine from a few minutes ago, just the same.

Location: Huntington Beach, CA.
Time: 8:38 am (if any of that's relevant)

It looks like there may be a QR code hidden in the noise image this time. We need enough "active nodes" in a five minute period to make enough white noise so that the Fourier transform reveals the hidden code.

Seems like most people are posting on the http://misriahsolutions.com/arg/ page. Should we just post there, instead of here?

In all honesty it doesn't matter all too much. Somewhere in the middle of that three minute window the current noise image will (if enough people do it) washed out enough to decode the message properly. Wouldn't hurt to post it in multiple locations though.

I think I'll still post here, and link to it over on the Misriah page. I don't have a dropbox, and imgur isn't as persistent as I once thought.

More from me in Huntington Beach, CA, 11:01am PST

One more set from 11:04 (ish)

Huntington Beach, CA, 11:20am PST