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fmagnets

3,640 Posts

Fri, Oct 10 2014 3:31 AM

If you join all the dots that seem to fall in straight lines, you get this, which is a star pattern of sorts:

Corwyn

2,410 Posts

Fri, Oct 10 2014 6:47 AM

YancyCan:
FROM CORWYN - THE CHART FROM WHERE TO START

"Looking at the overhead course map (with all the holes), that last find at the extremity of the course does create a pattern that looks suspiciously like a "W"..."

Hi Yancy,

Just wanted to say I can't claim any credit for the "Chart from Where to Start". I believe it was Mags that put that together in the first place... (see p12)? I was just reproducing the graphic and adding an observation.

But I'm very impressed by all these investigatables... We must be close now... !

YancyCan

3,027 Posts

Fri, Oct 10 2014 11:57 PM

Corwyn:

Hi Yancy,

Just wanted to say I can't claim any credit for the "Chart from Where to Start". I believe it was Mags that put that together in the first place... (see p12)? I was just reproducing the graphic and adding an observation

Appreciate your common man honesty and whatnots. That's the reason I mentioned your name as I thought that the credit had been given to myself (I am Yancy). Going thru a lot of data and whatnots - please bear with me. This is an egg-ceptional occurrence and we cant have enough documentables here - last few nights I have podded-off while working maps.
We got this. Just Saying.
THX - I am Yancy

JFidanza

1,676 Posts

Sat, Oct 11 2014 12:56 AM

I been reading about constellations, and there may be some with 16+ stars.

Some of my initial guesses were Lepus (Rabbit constellation) for obvious reasons, but then the pattern was a little like Orion but it still doesn't seem perfect. Orion would be a close guess because he's 'the hunter' as in hunting for eggs. LOL Plus, Orion was popular in the film about aliens - 'Independence Day'

I tried to make a chart of the egg locations sans the connecting lines to make it easier to superimpose it over known images of star patterns. When I saved the file, it was corrupted, strange (cue theremin music) but now I'm off to sleep...if I can get to sleep.

[theremin music]

edit:

This is what i got when I traced the dots of the locations of the 18(?) pods. I'm not sure if it's perfect. Anyway, there is a repositioned shot included.

Orion has a spread of stars which can be seen below. *

http://imaginarycorner.com/typography/orion-constellation/

YancyCan

3,027 Posts

Mon, Oct 13 2014 2:03 PM

"Happy hunting! And Yancy... if you overlay the layout of said "pods" it could be a star pattern." -- Just saying. - MisterWGT

Well, I have received some amazing tales from the eggxploration teams and cannot wait to share them with the docu-drama film about all this egg/podlet conondrums. But that will take some time to analyze and whatnots - so in the meantime still taking input on the star-chart that was mentioned by MisterWGT in this here thread.

Heres what I have -- its all beta filmed on a bender.
Just Saying - I am Yancy

YancyCan

3,027 Posts

Mon, Oct 13 2014 5:30 PM

Now I forgots and whatnots in that last video report about what occurd to me last night aka early this morning - The Pinehurst #8 course has been on WGT.com for 2 years app. - and I then recalled spotting something up there. After couple of hours digging thru my documentables - BAAAM - I found it.

Look closely - Then look closelier.
The red discs or vector lines (kinda like in Trons?) its a possible gaming grid or travelling really really fast boost vector line. Or.....even a line in a star-chart?

Just throwing it into the community thinktank & such.
Sincerely, I am Yancy