darkwheeldarkwheelThe name 'Raxxla' or variations thereof may encode astronomical coordinates, grid references, or directional bearings through letter-to-number conversion or anagram analysis. Multiple encoding schemes have been tested with mixed results.
Original theorist: Julio Montega -- View original post
Theory that 'Raxxla' letters converted to position numbers (R=18, A=1, X=24, X=24, L=12, A=1) encode Right Ascension and Declination coordinates: RA 18h 1min 24sec, dec +/-24° 12' 1". Cross-referenced with Aladin star atlas finding bright star very near coordinates but no exact match yet.
I like to try my dry brain cells on this topic aswell, as i did theorize on the UA thread here are my thoughts. Maybe you can helP? Still working on my "Quest for Raxxla", i'm a bit lost... I counted every letter in the fabled "Raxxla" and substituted the name with the number of position: R A X X L A 18 1 24 24 12 1 Now astrologers do not use an X/Y/Z coordinate-system, and i highly doubt, that a three or four digit relative position in each axis is enough to navigate the galaxymap of E: D. But they use another system consiting of three values per variable to locate an object, the "Right ascension", short RA and the declination, short dec. In this system the name Raxxla and the allocated numbers indicate a position at: RA 18h 1min 24sec dec +/-24° 12' 1" My google skills h...
Suggested grid reference 181,24,24 with planet at 121 light years based on name encoding. Coordinates could reference GalMap grid location.
I like to try my dry brain cells on this topic aswell, as i did theorize on the UA thread here are my thoughts. Maybe you can helP? Click to expand... Hi Cmdr, only conjecture I'm afraid. Finding Raxxla using encoding from the name itself would be rather sneaky, but probably not without the reaches of the imaginations of FD. Not logged in atm, but what about grid reference 181,24,24, planet @121LY?
Speculates whether RAXXLA is the complete word or if letters are missing due to information decay. Proposes anagrams: RALAXX, GALAXY as potential alternative forms or hidden meanings.
Hee hee, was just about to ask the same question. I'm just thinking off the top of my head here, but there may be similarities to the problem of finding Raxxla, and the purpose of the UA. Not saying they are connected in any way, but one of the theories around the UA is that it might be some sort of scanner that could find a "dark system" or "dark planet", i.e. one that does not appear on the Galaxy Map. If Raxxla is a "dark system", or a "dark world" in a known system, there might be a need for a similar type of scanner (perhaps envisaged with future content, i.e planetary landings and the like) to be able to locate it. Alternatively, and perhaps more likely, it may simply be on the map under a completely different name. Just a random thought, FWIW. Click to expand... To be frank...
Author proposes encoding RAXXLA as numbers: R=5, A=1, X=3, X=3, L=2, A=1. Suggests correlation-based analysis rather than hard science.
I like to try my dry brain cells on this topic aswell, as i did theorize on the UA thread here are my thoughts. Maybe you can helP? Click to expand... I revised your numbers. I made a little mistake before. Here it is, the new number: R A X X L A 5 1 3 3 2 1
Author expands theory to 'RAXXLA GATEWAY' with extended numeric sequence (30, 6, 18, 18, 12, 6, 42, 6, 42, 30, 24, 6, 12). Suggests correlation/comparison method and potential connection to hidden mission rank system.
Ok now is see, why you come up with 6/6/3... Interesting, how did you get the allotted numbers in the first place? Oh and btw, the distance from Sirius to Sol is 8,6 Ly XD Edit: Read today that the "Planet Osiris" is in the system "HD 209458". It is in Elite, as a populated HIP system. Edit2: Bast, the system where multiple UAs where seen has only one planet, called "THFC-EST1882" so the "12" and the "8" has another appearance. Click to expand... New numbers I am working with. R A X X L A G A T E W A Y 30 6 18 18 12 6 42 6 42 30 24 6 12 It's not hard science so I wont delve too deep. It more to do with correlation and comparision. Julio, I will prolly have to make another post so not to derail this one. I need to display the chart for you which will take up space. Then I c...
Author converts RAXXLA number associations (RA=181, XX=24, LA=24.121) into galactic coordinates and explores area 300 LY away from exploration position. Found system with ammonia atmosphere and water, possibly relevant to Thargoid presence.
A new myth-hunter is in the town! Hello CMDR's! I am new to this thread but already fascinated from the search. So count me in. Actual i am on an exploration tour in the core. As seen in one of the first post's here, RAXXLA has been associated with the numbers: RA = 18 1 XX = 24 24 LA = 12 1 So i changed it in: RA = 181 X = 24 XLA = 24 12 1 This coordinates (181 : 24 : 24.121) are near my position and i will take a look. Yes i know, it is far-fetched, but its only a detour of about 300 LY. I will report back, if i will found something. But generally, count me in. If someone has a theory wich leads somewhere into the core, i can check it out! EDIT: Sadly, there is nothing on the excact coordinates. Around it, i only found one system with (possible) interesting characteristica...
Analyzes RAXXLA as medieval Roman numerals: R=80, A=5, X=10, X=10, L=50, A=5. When treated as chronogram yields value of 30, though doesn't conform to expected Roman numeral format.
As for Raxxla, we can go quite wild with it, since there's not much more known than it's ingame, somewhere, hahah ! Worth keeping all the tinfoil on the side prepared for the day Frontier decides to, maybe, start to give breadcrumbs or reintroduce the Dark Wheel missions and more. Click to expand... Speaking of crazy ... if you read the letters in Raxxla as "medieval Roman numerals" you get the following values: R = 80 A = 5 X = 10 X = 10 L = 50 A = 5 If you treat the word as a chronogram then, nearest I can tell, the value is 30: RAXXLA. It doesn't quite conform to what you'd expect a Roman Numeral to look like. I had an email conversation with Ian Bell, almost a year ago, where he confirmed that Robert Holdstock had something very specific in mind when he wrote about Raxxla in...
Proposal that the double-X in RaXXla should be substituted with another digraph to reveal the true name or coordinates of Raxxla.
Nice update and well concluded. I think I'm a fan of this theory. Especially now after looking through the code & testing the name-generator for the old Oolite / Elite universe. I discovered it has no way of generating a name with "RA" + "XX" + "LA" simply because the double-x variant doesn't exist in the generators strings. And it cannot use single letter-combinations in any variant from what I can see. Hence I like your idea that it may be in the current game somewhere as homage to Mr. Holdstock. And in context to what you wrote, then the original "Raxxla" construct have no sublime message including coordinates in it's name or anything either, so then any conversion of the letters to any number format is just a waste of time. We're back to keeping our eyes peeled for anything that c...
The double capital X in RaXXla may be a code cipher where XX should be substituted with another digraph to reveal the true name or coordinates.
I've seen Raxxla spelt as RaXXla, could it be that the XX should be substituted by another digraph to get the true name/coordinates? Click to expand... The only time I've seen Raxxla spelled with two capital Xs is where OCR has tried to interpret the Greek word Γαλλια into English. books.google.com does this a lot.
Discovery of Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0 system containing 'RA XX-L' pattern matching rearranged Raxxla letters (raxl). Located approximately 44,000 ly away with Colonia as midpoint.
I wonder if there are any sectors or systems which are anagrams of raxxla. System codes only allow us 4 letters due to the format of AA-A An-n Remove duplicate letters from raxxla though and we get 4. raxl. Could there be a system called something like Xarxal AX-R L1-10? Don't think so from what i remember of system naming conventions. Not sure how helpful this could be: https://cim.sotl.org.uk/elite-dangerous/ Click to expand... I actually found one - Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0. There may be a few more, but they are very rare. It may be the only one. There are plenty of RA XX-L B and RA XX-L C systems, but the A is hard to find. Edit: It's about 44kly out, but Colonia is half way there.
Discovery of four systems containing 'RA XX-L A' naming pattern in their procedural names, located past Colonia in the same galactic region. Includes Ooscs bRA XX-L A7-0, Dryu bRA XX-L A7-0, Hypao bRA XX-L A7-0, and Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0.
Reminds me nostalgic times when I was mapping EAFOTS KE-Y and EAFOTS DO-O R systems... Click to expand... I did searches like that to. That's why I could find a system rather quickly. I use this page, for sector names: https://cim.sotl.org.uk/elite-dangerous/ Edit: I found three more 'RA XX-L A' systems: - Ooscs bRA XX-L A7-0 - Dryu bRA XX-L A7-0 - Hypao bRA XX-L A7-0 and the first one - Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0 I think these are the only systems with 'Raxxla', in the name. All the systems are in the same part of the galaxy, past Colonia. Spoiler { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", "lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.", "lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow", "lightbox_...
Analysis of procedural generation patterns shows Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0 is anomalous as a T9 star type while the other three 'Raxxla' pattern systems are Y-type stars. Confirms systems match the naming pattern but determination of whether this represents an actual anomaly is inconclusive.
I did searches like that to. That's why I could find a system rather quickly. I use this page, for sector names: https://cim.sotl.org.uk/elite-dangerous/ Edit: I found three more 'RA XX-L A' systems: - Ooscs bRA XX-L A7-0 - Dryu bRA XX-L A7-0 - Hypao bRA XX-L A7-0 and the first one - Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0 I think these are the only systems with 'Raxxla', in the name. All the systems are in the same part of the galaxy, past Colonia. Spoiler https://s26.postimg.org/c4bzehj49/Raxx_Systems.png Probably not important, but it was fun that there actually were a few systems that fit. Click to expand... Jackie Silver would know if it fits the proc. generation naming pattern, or if it's an anomaly. I'll ask him. Edit: Had a look myself and Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0 is a bit different fro...
Commander plans circumnavigation route to investigate the four systems with 'RA XX-L A' naming patterns during January 2018, estimated 20,000 light-years beyond Colonia, despite Jackie Silver's assessment that the naming pattern is not unusual for procedural generation.
Jackie Silver would know if it fits the proc. generation naming pattern, or if it's an anomaly. I'll ask him. Edit: Had a look myself and Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0 is a bit different from the others as this is a T9 star type. The rest are Ys. Click to expand... Jackie Silver says it's not that unusual unfortunately. Still, in the spirit of no stone left unturned, I'll bookmark it and have a look on my circumnavigation. Reckon I'll be in the vicinity in Jan. 2018. Are these worth checking out? I'm in Colonia now...and a bit bored. Click to expand... Please do, CMDR. We eagerly await your news on Raxxla [smile]
Analysis of Elite/Oolite name generator code shows it cannot produce 'Raxxla' because the double-x variant doesn't exist in generator strings. Suggests Raxxla may be a homage to Michael Holdstock placed deliberately in the game rather than procedurally generated.
Nice update and well concluded. I think I'm a fan of this theory. Especially now after looking through the code & testing the name-generator for the old Oolite / Elite universe. I discovered it has no way of generating a name with "RA" + "XX" + "LA" simply because the double-x variant doesn't exist in the generators strings. And it cannot use single letter-combinations in any variant from what I can see. Hence I like your idea that it may be in the current game somewhere as homage to Mr. Holdstock. And in context to what you wrote, then the original "Raxxla" construct have no sublime message including coordinates in it's name or anything either, so then any conversion of the letters to any number format is just a waste of time. We're back to keeping our eyes peeled for anything that c...
Hypothesis that Raxxla may be the seed value used in the original Elite galaxy name generator rather than an actual system or planet name.
Nice update and well concluded. I think I'm a fan of this theory. Especially now after looking through the code & testing the name-generator for the old Oolite / Elite universe. I discovered it has no way of generating a name with "RA" + "XX" + "LA" simply because the double-x variant doesn't exist in the generators strings. And it cannot use single letter-combinations in any variant from what I can see. Hence I like your idea that it may be in the current game somewhere as homage to Mr. Holdstock. And in context to what you wrote, then the original "Raxxla" construct have no sublime message including coordinates in it's name or anything either, so then any conversion of the letters to any number format is just a waste of time. We're back to keeping our eyes peeled for anything that c...
Proposes Raxxla's location is at galactic coordinates 0,0 (equivalent to Null Island concept), potentially at Sagittarius A* or the supermassive black hole at the galaxy center. Interprets the riddle 'a place that isn't a place' as referring to a mathematical coordinate point rather than a physical location.
Hello, New player here, a mere week into the game however this little mistery, and seeing how FD handles riddles in the game as something to be solved by the community as opposed to some fun tidbit of lore to never be explored again aside from some obscure expansion later, has absolutely gripped me. Now I may have missed something as I was honestly skimming this thread, however, it seems to me that very little attention has been given to what I believe is actually the single most crucial hint given in the lore surrounding this...well, you know. The hint being, "A place, that isn't a place. A door that is also the key." My thoughts on this are as follows after some quick heavy research. Starting with "A place, that isn't a place." So far, after cruising across Google for awhile ...
Interprets 'a place that isn't a place' as minor planets/asteroids (unnamed locations), and 'a door that is also a key' as Chiron (2060 Chiron), a real minor planet with a key-shaped astronomical symbol that orbits between Saturn and Uranus in Sol system. Not yet discovered in-game.
Raxxla theory I figure I share some knowledge and open the window for everyone on the meaning of words as best as I can. As well I had took some Astronomy in my High School years. "A place, that isn't a place." SOL is also in the center of the bubble on the galaxy map that which reads 0:0:0 considering this is space we are not just looking at Longitude and Latitude we have to think 3 Dimensional as well. This can also refer to a place that is not a place. Usually when you create a place you need to give it a name and becomes a place to go to. Asteroid belts were never given name in game as example. "Minor" which is a word used to relate no-name https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/no-name can also refer these examples. Which you relate that to space https://en.wikipedia.org/wi...
Notes parallels to Greek mythology - Charon (ferryman to underworld) vs Chiron (centaur). Suggests connection to Raxxla as an underworld/hidden entrance metaphor.
Chiron...And here we, Rifters, are back looking for the entrance to the Underworld... Edit: ... or was it Charon ? My memory is not better than Jorki`s ... seems to me :S
Proposes examining hidden meanings within the phrase 'the outer rim' itself through cryptic interpretation methods.
Has a cryptic interpretation of “Obfuscated in the outer rim” been looked at? e.g. something hidden within the words ‘the outer rim’?
Identifies 'Mother Uteri' as anagram of 'the outer rim', suggesting cryptic wordplay in developer clues.
It's an anagram of "Mother Uteri". Read into that what you will Click to expand... Our Addams pet-penguin is unbeatable at this kind of exercises.
Testing whether 'outer rim' letters R and M obfuscate system names revealed Brambai system (becomes Babai when R & M removed), though no clear significance found on EDSM.
Just one thing to add. “Obfuscated by the outer rim”... the outer of rim is r & m. So the location in question could be obfuscated by the letters r & m. A search on all system names that contained letters r&m and then removing r&m to from the name lead to about 150 “new names”. Cross referencing them against EDSM system names yielded just one match and I’m not sure what it means if anything as I’ve confused myself a little and feel a lot like I am barking up the wrong tree. The Brambai systems once r&m are removed leaves Babai which is an existing system name. I can’t see anything interesting on EDSM and am away from Elite so cannot go and have a look (also I’m about 17kylies away in game). Dunno. My twopence worth. I like cryptic crosswords and wanted to stretch the legs on the idea...
Systematic analysis of 8,661 system names tested against anagrams and ciphers derived from the clue 'Obfuscated by The Outer Rim' yielded no matches, suggesting the clue may not be a straightforward anagram.
I don't think "Obfuscated by The Outer Rim" is a play on the phrase The Outer Rim like a cryptic crossword clue. I put all of the system names in to an excel sheet (all 8661 of them which I found here: https://cim.sotl.org.uk/elite-dangerous/ ) I removed the spaces and then filtered for systems with 11 characters as per "The Outer Rim". I searched for anagrams of "The Outer Rim" No matches I searched for anagrams of "Outer Rim" No matches I then searched for names where characters 3 and 7 were the same, and characters 8 and 9 were the same - maybe a cypher. No matches. I then tried the same with just "Outer Rim" and the matching R's. 11 systems meet this criteria however there's no further pattern I can see that links the remaining letters to an type of cypher shift. No matches.
Converting letters in 'RAXXLA' to medieval Roman numerals (R=80, A=5, X=10, X=10, L=50, A=5) may encode galactic coordinates. Testing coordinates near +/-805 +/-1010 +/-505 yielded a system on the rim but no POIs or stations.
Speaking of crazy ... if you read the letters in Raxxla as "medieval Roman numerals" you get the following values: R = 80 A = 5 X = 10 X = 10 L = 50 A = 5 Click to expand... I was doing some Guardian poking (relating to Raxxla), and remembered this post when I noticed my current coordinates weren't far off if you turned those into X/Z/Y. Took a look in Galaxy Map, and checked if there were any systems near +/-805 +/-1010 +/-505 (+/-RA+/-XX+/-LA) and there was a system almost right on one of those! On the rim? Check. A little bit obvious? Kinda check. Headed out there, but nope... no USS, POIs, stations or rogue planets*. All I found was a condor(?) way out in the middle of nowhere: https://i.Please use another image host/5jrFyyl.jpg and a lot of black empty space... https...
Transposing numbers in the clue 'CD-32-331' yields CD-23 13397, a real stellar catalog entry associated with Little Ghost Nebula (planetary nebula in Ophiuchus with Wolf-Rayet star HD 158269). However, assessed as too distant from the bubble.
The author of "And Here the Wheel" has chimed in with a Drew Clue like post https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...nd-Here-the-Wheel-quot-(may-contain-spoilers) Click to expand... The note about transposing numbers in Cd 32-331, I tried all combinations on edsm. Only one possibility CD-23 13397 Which has extra 97 on name, works. Little ghost a planetary nebula. A planetary nebula in the constellation Ophiuchus. It was discovered by William Herschel. At the centre of the Little Ghost Nebula is a Wolf-Rayet star of 0.46 solar masses cataloged as HD 158269. Too far out from bubble I think...
Suggests CD-82 331 as alternative transposition of CD-32-331 clue (3s and 8s easily misread). Catalog entry exists in SIMBAD, potentially offering closer location to search area than CD-23 13397.
Lavian brandy is a good remedy for space madness, second only to a single malt. Click to expand... I think that only works for Stage I Space Madness, perhaps Stage II. Based on case history I think we have a Stage IV on our hands. Sad.
The double X in Raxxla may represent a binary star system with specific body configurations. Alternatively, Raxxla breaks down as Ra (sun) + XX (unknown) + La (moon) in Egyptian mythology, possibly encoding astronomical coordinates or a journey path.
Stuff I was thinking about driving to work....the two x's in Raxxla intrigue me. is the "L" in Raxxla definitely an "L"? What if it was a number 1? If so then what if the two x's represented a binary star system. One star with a Rocky world and an Ammonia world orbiting, the other with a Class 1 Gas Giant, and an Ammonia World orbiting. I've no idea how to search for specific system layouts. What if the word Raxxla represented a journey Ra --> mysterious "xx" --> La. This one I'm less sure about. Not sure what they could mean.
The two X's in Raxxla may represent a binary star system with specific orbital configurations: one star with Rocky and Ammonia worlds, another with Class 1 Gas Giant and Ammonia world. The name itself could represent a journey Ra → XX → La.
Stuff I was thinking about driving to work....the two x's in Raxxla intrigue me. is the "L" in Raxxla definitely an "L"? What if it was a number 1? If so then what if the two x's represented a binary star system. One star with a Rocky world and an Ammonia world orbiting, the other with a Class 1 Gas Giant, and an Ammonia World orbiting. I've no idea how to search for specific system layouts. What if the word Raxxla represented a journey Ra --> mysterious "xx" --> La. This one I'm less sure about. Not sure what they could mean. Click to expand... I'm going to come across as a naysayer again but wasn't Raxxla first mentioned in Robert Holdstock's "Alien World" illustrated guide (produced under the pseudonym Steven Eisler), which pre-dates even TDW? I don't think the name is tied to El...
The Children of Raxxla emblem contains crop circle imagery with pi encoded in bar spiral, combined with dragon elements. This visual encoding suggests mathematical or astronomical significance to Raxxla's location or nature.
Quite right. It is a nice bit of Fan Art that Drew kindly decided to incorporate into the story of Kahina Loren. Alas, it is only mentioned in text in any official form (either Galnet or Premonition) so the graphical representation remains non-canon. Yep. The aliens were clever with this one. http://www.greatdreams.com/crop/chualar/picc.gif That is the one. The Children of Raxxla's logo contains the same visual elements but combined in a slightly different form: http://www.childrenofraxxla.co.uk/forum/images/ProGamer/misc/logo.png My own avatar ... the Ouroboros circling an unblinking eye ... is an homage to this logo. I chose to replace the Elite emblem and the Pi representation with an eye due to the following image from Steven Eisler's (a.k.a. Robert Holdstock) The Alien World: ht...
Proposed cipher structure in obfuscated text: three-line phrase with first two lines equal at 36 characters, unusual grammar/punctuation, third line contains 'raxxla' as key. May encode galactic coordinates or heading/distance vectors.
We all know that Raxxla is obfuscated in the outer rim. Don't we ? Click to expand... I'll spill one operating theory i'm working on,,, prob won't pan out,,, not clever enough,,, my legs are grizzled,, my mind is old and bent, roughly; What's obfuscated the most from all the rim is the core, the magic phrase is composed of three lines the first two equal at a 36 character count, they contain unusual grammar and punctuation. could be a cipher, the third line the key which appears to be raxxla, it always is and or galactic coordinates or equatorial coming down to heading and distance bottom line wondering if it takes the form of some of fdev's other puzzles, go here, this planet, target this system, fly off in that direction this far, Hard part of course extracting anythin...
Potential match found in system naming convention where 'DRYU BRA XX-L A7-O' contains 'XX-L A' substring that could reference Raxxla, with '7-0' possibly indicating coordinates or a significant marker.
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Systematic letter-shift cipher analysis applied to 'RAXXLA' across all 26 possible shifts to identify potential encoded meanings or alternate spellings hidden in the name itself.
What if it turns out to be something stupid like mars. And the thing found on mars is related to raxxla. Maybe raxxla is the ancient name for mars. I got bored and did a letter shift to see if it produced anything interesting: (With corresponding numerical values. Hopefully no typos.) RAXXLA = 18, 1, 24, 24, 12, 1 SBYYMB = 19, 2, 25, 25, 13, 2 TCZZNC = 20, 3, 26, 26, 14, 3 UDAAOD = 21, 4, 1, 1, 15, 4 VEBBPC = 22, 5, 2, 2, 16, 5 WFCCQF = 23, 6, 3, 3, 17, 6 XGDDRG = 24, 7, 4, 4, 18, 7 YHEESH = 25, 8, 5, 5, 19, 8 ZIFFTI = 26, 9, 6, 6, 20, 9 AJGGUJ = 1, 10, 7, 7, 21, 10 BKHHVK = 2, 11, 8, 8, 22, 11 CLIIWL = 3, 12, 9, 9, 23, 12 DMJJXM = 4, 13, 10, 10, 24, 13 ENKKYN = 5, 14, 11, 11, 25, 14 FOLLZO = 6, 15, 12, 12, 26, 15 GPMMAP = 7, 16, 13, 13, 1, 16 HQNNBQ = 8, 17, 14, 14, 2, ...
User identifies four systems containing 'RAXXL' in their names as potential Raxxla locations: DRYU BRA XX-L A7-0, PHOOE BRA XX-L A76-0, HYPAE BRA XX-L A7-0, and OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-0. Follow-up post notes HYPAE variant doesn't exist in EDSM, but HYPAO BRA XX-L A7-0 does. No other RAXXL systems found in database after comprehensive search.
... I do quite like the hypothesis that Raxxla is in one of the aforementioned systems: DRYU BRA XX-L A7-0 PHOOE BRA XX-L A76-0 HYPAE BRA XX-L A7-0 OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-0 any of these in the “outer rim”? ... Click to expand... To be honest, according to the galaxy map there is no HYPAE BRA XX-L A7-0 in the galaxy. But by screening the current dump from EDSM if found HYPAO BRA XX-L A7-0, which I can also find in game. From this search I can say that there are currently no other RAXXLAs in the EDSM database. (Removed all non-alpha characters from the system names and then searched for Raxxla).
Extensive searches of four systems with 'Raxxla' in their names yielded no USS signals, phantom planets, or anomalies, suggesting Raxxla is not located in obviously-named systems.
And he only found one of them. You got five or something. Click to expand... It was four...but who's counting? I don't have a reddit account or I'd comment in the thread. But it looks like this thread has already been linked over there. For whatever my opinion is worth, the OP from reddit is 100% making it up. I spent a significant amount of time in all four systems with "raxxla" in their names. There were no USS's in any of them and no phantom planets. ETA: I signed up for reddit....what have I done?
Multiple Bra XX-L variants cited as notable for Raxxla investigation: Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-0, Hypao Bra XX-L a7-0, Phooe Bra XX-L a76-0, and Dryu Bra xx-l a7-07.
I'm not surprised by it anyway. Frontier has repeatedly stated that it would be something that we have never seen before. A transparent planet is not enough to prove its worth at all. His photoshop skills need some work, though, that's for sure. Click to expand... The post DOES describe it as a Glitch.......... ah whatever. I'm just logging this away as another, more extreme, case of space-madness. Seeing Ghost Worlds and all. Speaking of Space madness: Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-0 Hypao Bra XX-L a7-0 Phooe Bra XX-L a76-0, and Dryu Bra xx-l a7-07. For those interested.
Explorer spent significant time in all systems containing 'Raxxla' in their names, finding no unusual USS or phantom planets, confirming these systems do not contain the legendary location.
It was four...but who's counting? I don't have a reddit account or I'd comment in the thread. But it looks like this thread has already been linked over there. For whatever my opinion is worth, the OP from reddit is 100% making it up. I spent a significant amount of time in all four systems with "raxxla" in their names. There were no USS's in any of them and no phantom planets. ETA: I signed up for reddit....what have I done? Click to expand... I'm not surprised by it anyway. Frontier has repeatedly stated that it would be something that we have never seen before. A transparent planet is not enough to prove its worth at all. His photoshop skills need some work, though, that's for sure. https://Please use another image host/3cMCBm6.png
Explorer confirmed spending full days in Bra XX-L systems without spawning any unusual USS or finding evidence of Raxxla, refuting claims in that system group.
Its fake all the way i spent 1 whole day in each Bra XX-L a system and as i recall no such USS ever spawned....The amount of trolls about Raxxla is increasing by the days....Seems like FD doesn;t do good job keeping them occupied with other stuff....whats next? Cicada 3301 will pop out in these forums?.....i just hit triple elite and allied with CoR....(donated last 100m of explo data) i don;t know where to start again but will spent a few days in Sol for a change.
Analysis of Dryu Bra XX-L a7-0 system discovery showing it was found in September by rOmiLaYu, with examination of EDSM discovery mechanics and celestial body counts.
Well, I just tried EDSM and typed RA[A-Z] (so RAA, RAB, RAC, ... , RAY, RAZ) in the search box - no matches came up for anything that matched RA??LA. So either it's NOT in EDSM, or there's no such system. Click to expand... I don't think EDSM allows for partial word searches. https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/17903639/name/Dryu+Bra+XX-L+a7-0 They need to change that btw. They need to add multiple ways to look up partial terms. Specifically mutliple * in one name. I just noticed something. EDSM states there are 8 celestial bodies in the system. I wonder if the guy saw that and assumed it meant 8 planets and not a star and 7 planets. It also says Lorrad discovered it... That is either rOmiLaYu's in game name or someone actually beat him to it by a short time. That system was first d...
Compiled list of multiple systems matching 'RA XX-L A' naming pattern across multiple regions (PHOOE, HYPI, HYPAO, DRYU, OOSCS), with notation of which systems have been explored.
It doesn't - kind of. I used three-letter combinations that brought up results in the list box - so, for example, RAG- brought up several items, then I moved to RAH-, etc. Some combinations brought no results whatsoever. Click to expand... It takes about two minutes to type 'RA' in the galaxy map search box and click through all the systems. None of them have names that are interesting. Unless you count Rakka, which has a L-class star in the system. I have updated my list of 'RA XX-L A' systems, if anyone needs something to visit in the black: PHOOE BRA XX-L A76-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) HYPI BRA XX-L A21-0 HYPI BRA XX-L A117-0 HYPAO BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) HYPAO BRA XX-L A76-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A36-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) DRYU BRA XX-L A49-0 DRYU BRA...
Collective position of surveyed 'RA XX-L A' systems on galaxy map reportedly forms shape resembling stickman with long neck standing at galaxy center. Suggests intentional geometric arrangement as meta-clue.
FINE... FINE... I will go to some of them after I pass the galactic core... sheesh! I have been cured from space madness three times now but hey, 4 times is the charm no? Click to expand... About to head there to. Maybe we could wing up? BTW I have bookmarked all those Systems. Am I being a bit too imaginative or does the shape drawn by all of them in the galaxy look like a stickman with a Long neck Standing on the Galaxy Center? I'm not at home so cannot upload screenshot.
Procedurally-generated system names denote star type, mass, and age rather than meaningful location data. Jackie Silver confirmed no hidden Raxxla indicators exist in procgen system nomenclature, suggesting searches should focus elsewhere.
I've always wondered if Halsey's Comments ever had any weight on the mystery esspecially that one "Halsey Shares her Vision" article https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/20-SEP-3302 As for the Procedural systems that contain "Raxxla" in the name. I don't think the Procgen systems will contain anything since the naming conventions are just denoting Startype, Mass, age, etc of the main star. Jackie Silver posted something about that a while back that explains why the systems are named that way.
Systematic compilation of 18+ procedurally-generated systems matching 'RA XX-L A' naming pattern including PHOOE BRA XX-L A76-0, HYPI BRA XX-L A21-0, DRYU BRA XX-L A7-0, and OOSCS variants. Includes verification status of systems already surveyed.
It takes about two minutes to type 'RA' in the galaxy map search box and click through all the systems. None of them have names that are interesting. Unless you count Rakka, which has a L-class star in the system. I have updated my list of 'RA XX-L A' systems, if anyone needs something to visit in the black: PHOOE BRA XX-L A76-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) HYPI BRA XX-L A21-0 HYPI BRA XX-L A117-0 HYPAO BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) HYPAO BRA XX-L A76-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A36-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) DRYU BRA XX-L A49-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A21-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A9-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A35-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A63-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A76-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A118-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A117-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A62-0 OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-1 OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-...
System name 'Dryu Bra XX-L a7-0' contains phonetic similarity to 'Raxxla'. Suggests Raxxla may be hidden in plain sight through obscured system nomenclature rather than explicit naming.
Is this Raxxla? Dryu Bra XX-L a7-0 https://eddb.io/system/14363464 System Dryu Bra XX-L a7-0 - EDDB Look at the name... Raxxla, hiding in plain sight? Also, has the Formidine Rift mystery been solved?
Comprehensive list of systems matching 'RA XX-L' pattern compiled by searching galaxy map. Systems include DRYU BRA XX-L variants, HYPI BRA XX-L variants, HYPAO BRA XX-L variants, PHOOE BRA XX-L, and OOSCS BRA XX-L systems. All checked systems appear to be barren cold brown dwarfs with icy bodies.
Welcome to the club, CMDR. We have already found raXXla. Click to expand... Yay! Several of them! Here are two more: Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-2 and Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-1, right next to the one you already tagged, Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-0. I cannot tell anything Special about them. They are all similar: a cold Brown dwarf with several cold and barren icy bodies. BTW it's getting a bit hard to follow all theories on Raxxla. Is there a specific planet number I should take a closer look at?
At least four different system naming prefixes (e.g., OOSCS) have been found with Raxxla variants, suggesting multiple separate connect-the-dots puzzles that may unlock different 3D/4D solutions.
If there are that many raxxla systems maybe if they are found and looked at the same time on the map they will do something interesting. Either help locate another location. Or maybe it will make a connect the dot puzzle with a picture to make a clue! >< They are literally numbered so you could literally play connect the dots. And as we have found at least 4 different names attacked to the beginning like oosc. Maybe there are four or more puzzles to connect and make a picture that you must figure out. See this game is full of extras! 8D Sort of reminds me of the white line graphics of the original elite. maybe the fit together in a way that is similar to the graphics of the original game and you have to unlock a 3d or 4d puzzle. There is a whole new theory for people to try to unlock. ;d ...
Three barren Raxxla-variant systems identified: Ooscs Bra XX-L a36-0, Ooscs Bra XX-L a62-0 (no planets), and Ooscs Bra XX-L a63-0. These form part of the numbered Ooscs naming prefix pattern.
A small suggestion if you don't mind, whenever you feel like doing something 'because we can't let it pass just in case' you might want to add this as a subgoal of any other task you had in mind or you may get burned out pretty quickly (I'm looking to all the barnacle hunters out there). Click to expand... Thanks. My Primary Goal was Beagle Point, but I cannot get there straight. That subgoal was very much needed. Will try to find WR and Carbon Stars on the way as well. Three more barren wastelands for your entertainment: Ooscs Bra XX-L a36-0, Ooscs Bra XX-L a62-0 (doesn't even have planets...) and Ooscs Bra XX-L a63-0.
Multiple systems with 'Raxxla' prefix (OOSCS variants) are numbered and could form a constellation puzzle when plotted together on the galaxy map, similar to white-line graphics from original Elite.
If there are that many raxxla systems maybe if they are found and looked at the same time on the map they will do something interesting. Either help locate another location. Or maybe it will make a connect the dot puzzle with a picture to make a clue! >< They are literally numbered so you could literally play connect the dots. And as we have found at least 4 different names attacked to the beginning like oosc. Maybe there are four or more puzzles to connect and make a picture that you must figure out. See this game is full of extras! 8D Sort of reminds me of the white line graphics of the original elite. maybe the fit together in a way that is similar to the graphics of the original game and you have to unlock a 3d or 4d puzzle. There is a whole new theory for people to try to unlock. ;d ...
Comprehensive list of systems matching pattern 'RA XX-L A' compiled through manual galaxy map searching. None found to have particularly interesting characteristics beyond naming convention.
It takes about two minutes to type 'RA' in the galaxy map search box and click through all the systems. None of them have names that are interesting. Unless you count Rakka, which has a L-class star in the system. I have updated my list of 'RA XX-L A' systems, if anyone needs something to visit in the black: PHOOE BRA XX-L A76-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) HYPI BRA XX-L A21-0 HYPI BRA XX-L A117-0 HYPAO BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) HYPAO BRA XX-L A76-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A36-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) DRYU BRA XX-L A49-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A21-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A9-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A35-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A63-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A76-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A118-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A117-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A62-0 OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-0 (Checked by rOmiLaYu) OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-1 OOSCS BRA XX-L A7-...
Multiple systems discovered with XX-L in their designations: Ooscs Bra XX-L a76-0, a117-0, a104-0, a90-0, a90-1; Dryu Bra XX-L a9-0, a35-0. Pattern suggests either procedural naming coincidence or potential developer wordplay on 'XXL' sizing.
I'm still finding many Raxxlas Ooscs Bra XX-L a76-0 Ooscs Bra XX-L a117-0 Ooscs Bra XX-L a104-0 Ooscs Bra XX-L a90-0 Ooscs Bra XX-L a90-1 Dryu Bra XX-L a9-0 Dryu Bra XX-L a35-0 But not THE Raxxla Click to expand... That or someone working on the game has a big thing about XXL Bras...
Analysis of 'obfuscated in the outer rim' suggests system name characters may be garbled to hide location; systems like RA XX-L A??? investigated as anagrams.
Everybody knows that Raxxla is obfuscated in the outer rim.It's (was) in the game. The question is: are FDevs consistent ? Click to expand... This refers to the myth. From Macros’ first post in the thread: Mission [2] mentions a rumour that talks about:"A certain celestial body. Place that isn't a place, door that is also the key. The myth." I am not aware of any myth along these lines other than Raxxla, so it’s a fair bet Raxxla is what this is about. However this phrasing is interesting. Definition of “obfuscate” is “make obscure, unclear, or unintelligible”, so indicates an intentional attempt to hide something or garble the meaning. So is this actually a clue that the characters of the word Raxxla have been garbled to create its location? Systems containing the phrase (e.g. RA XX-...
Investigators (rOmiLaYu and others) searching for RA XX-L A??? patterns in system names; also exploring OISIR word decomposition with systems like Wregoi SI-R and sectors ending in OI.
However this phrasing is interesting. Definition of “obfuscate” is “make obscure, unclear, or unintelligible”, so indicates an intentional attempt to hide something or garble the meaning. So is this actually a clue that the characters of the word Raxxla have been garbled to create its location? Systems containing the phrase (e.g. RA XX-L A??-?) have been investigated by rOmiLaYu & others are currently being checked by Friedenreiich Xante, but perhaps its a little more obscure than that... Click to expand... I was also wondering if the word OISIR was to be found in a System Name. Again, not in its whole, but the Systems Wregoi SI-R do exist not far away from the bubble, and there are many more sectors ending in OI (in fact, too many to look after all of them). Oh and since you're mentio...
If Raxxla is hidden in its name via obfuscation, it must use an 'A' mass code (lightest star category, brown dwarfs) since mass codes only go up to H. System naming conventions may encode Raxxla's location.
If “obfuscate” does imply “garbled” then an L class system might be a good place to hide Raxxla, so RA XX-A L, and other permutations? Click to expand... Mass-codes stop at letter H, so there cannot be RA XX-A L Systems. If it's in the Name, it can only be a System with A mass code, so a very light Primary star, like all the Brown dwarfes I've found in those Systems. But here I'm asking again: should we look for Raxxla or maybe for Oisir? I postulated this hypothesis a while ago, and spent an hour or so trying to find some clue in the background stars but failed and I couldn’t spot any distinctive objects, nebulae etc. The fact that the start screen is different with/without Horizons could be down to a different body in the same system at a different point in its orbit. By all means ...
User systematically visited systems matching 'ra XX-L a' naming pattern (Hypi Bra XX-L a21-0, Hypi Bra XX-L a117-0, Hypao Bra XX-L a76-0) and suggests scanning all such systems may be required to unlock Polaris permit.
While you are all busy creating new rumors for future commanders to consider as Facts, here have some real Facts I've visited the last ra XX-L a Systems not scanned by rOmiLaYu: Hypi Bra XX-L a21-0 Hypi Bra XX-L a117-0 Hypao Bra XX-L a76-0 Weird Thing, for first and last system EDSM has recorded the bodies scanned, but didn't credit first discovery to me (in fact, like "noone" travelled through those Systems...) Now I decided to go and scan the other Systems rOmiLaYu scanned, just in case the "journey everyone has to travel for themselves" is the journey through all the Raxxla Systems and you get the Polaris Permit upon completion of that journey (improbable, but would fit into FD's grind scheme). Then I will visit Sag A* and come back to the bubble. All upcoming 3.2 bug will hope...
The obvious placement of RA XX-L A systems in Galmap by Frontier/Catographics suggests the location of Raxxla was intentionally hidden in plain sight within procedural generation.
So we keep assuming the 'ED Raxxla'-thing, whatever it is, may be in a RA XX-L A named system ? And they said there would be no clues... Must be the "a tiny bit obvious"-thing Anyway, it seems the PF and Catographics know very well the location, then. So kind, they even put it in our GalMaps !
Identified consistent +14 increment pattern in XX-L A system naming across sectors, with Dryu Bra XX-L a9-0 appearing as an anomaly that shouldn't exist according to the pattern.
Just a note about proc-gen system naming: Each sector will contain multiple XX-L A?? regions. These regions will always be in the same places in each sector. Since the number after the 'a' is defined by where the region is on the north/south axis these values will be consistent across sectors. If you look stars where there are two numbers you'll see that it occurs when the region is at the eastern side of the sector and 'loops' around to the western end. This gives a consistent pattern of 7 +14 21 +14 35 +14 wraps to 36 49 +14 62 +13 wraps to 63 76 +14 90 +14 104 +14 108 +13 wraps to 118 The anomaly in the list above is Dryu Bra XX-L a9-0 - it shouldn't be there!
Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-1 contains a non-dwarf star (unusual for generated naming pattern) with asteroid belt. Dryu Bra XX-L a35-0 and Ooscs Bra XX-L a117-0 are gas planets. Star age variations noted (12+ million to 280+ million years) may hold significance.
I was going through the raxxla systems in edsm and found a few oddities: Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-1 <- Non dwarf star! Also has an asteroid belt around the star. Someone should mine it for s and giggles. (And if player bases every become a thing this should be the new headquarters for raxxla hunters.) Ooscs Bra XX-L a117-0 <- Gas Planet! Dryu Bra XX-L a35-0 <- Gas Planet! I think someone mentioned these, but it's kind of interesting. Shouldn't the sun at minimum be a dwarf star like the rest because of the generated name? Ooscs Bra XX-L a35-0 And this is apparently a green system. I'm assuming that has no significance. I wonder if the age of the planets/stars could mean anything. The Phooe star is 12+million years old and one of the dryu is 280 million years old. In fact do we know the a...
Letter designation in ProcGen names correlates to star mass rather than star TYPE. 'a' designation indicates lighter stars, but some M-class stars light enough to receive 'a' designation.
I was going through the raxxla systems in edsm and found a few oddities: Ooscs Bra XX-L a7-1 <- Non dwarf star! Also has an asteroid belt around the star. Someone should mine it for s and giggles. (And if player bases every become a thing this should be the new headquarters for raxxla hunters.) Ooscs Bra XX-L a117-0 <- Gas Planet! Dryu Bra XX-L a35-0 <- Gas Planet! I think someone mentioned these, but it's kind of interesting. Shouldn't the sun at minimum be a dwarf star like the rest because of the generated name? Click to expand... The letter part of ProcGen names isn't directly dependent on the star TYPE. It's something else, probably mass. So a star with an 'a' name is light, but there are some M class stars that are light enough to get that name. Equally, some brown dwarf star...
Regor is Roger spelled backwards, a wordplay hint potentially embedded in the Regor sector designation.
And 'Regor' is 'Roger' backwards. Everyone, search for ALXXAR in the Galaxy Map. Click to expand... Oh, found ALXXAR years ago. Right next to Cas A. (Ducks and runs...)
Systematic Caesar cipher decryption of 'RAXXLA' across all 25 shifts, cross-referenced against Spansh galmap database with no system matches found. Cipher-based decryption methodology to test Dark Wheel/crypto connections.
RAXXLA / Ceasar cipher (black wheel <-> crypto?) +1 QZWWKZ +2 PYVVJY +3 OXUUIX +4 NWTTHW +5 MVSSGV +6 LURRFU +7 KTQQET +8 JSPPDS +9 IROOCR +10 HQNNBQ +11 GPMMAP +12 FOLLZO +13 ENKKYN +14 DMJJXM +15 CLIIWL +16 BKHHVK +17 AJGGUJ +18 ZIFFTI +19 YHEESH +20 XGDDRG +21 WFCCQF +22 VEBBPE +23 UDAAOD +24 TCZZNC +25 SBYYMB No results on any of those on www.spansh.co.uk
Applied multiple cipher types (vigenère variants, cipher wheel) to UTOPIA+RAXXLA, generating potential system designations (OMCEQA, USMMEV, RZVUHV, IAUUWA, OHGFOA, XMFHFA, DTRSXA). None matched existing systems in cross-referenced database.
Based on my previous post #3310, taking 'utopia' as the 'key', I went ahead and applied decodes in a variety of ciphers (poly-alphabetic, 4 types of vigenère, cipher wheel ("dark wheel"? this one and its reverse are double-starred below)) and these are the strings I came up with: UTOPIA+RAXXLA DECIPHERMENTS ======================= OMCEQA Note: Looked promising. My first thought was a system in the omega sector but I couldn't find a system in there starting with designation 'c-' or 'ce'. USMMEV Note: ~550 systems with USM, none with USM M*. RZVUHV Note: ~570 systems with RZV, none with RZV U*. IAUUWA Note: ~450 systems with IA-U, none with IA-U U*. **OHGFOA Note: ~450 systems with OH-G, none with OH-G F*. **XMFHFA Note: ~750 systems with XM-F, none with XM-F H*. DTRSXA Note:...
Found reference to Galactic Co-Operative (GalCop) in Malcolm Edwards and Robert Holdstock's Tour of the Universe. Pursuing literary archaeology to understand Holdstock's original concept of Raxxla through his fiction works, particularly The Dark Wheel.
Well. My copy of Tour of the Universe by Malcolm Edwards and Robert Holdstock has arrived. Sadly there is no index but I'm still hopeful that I'll find a reference to Raxxla somewhere among the pages. I flipped it open and on the second page found a reference the the Galactic Co-Operative (GalCop). I'm increasingly losing hope that finding Raxxla in Elite: Dangerous will somehow rely on digging through Holdstock's fiction to find the path but I'm also becoming more interested in untangling the path that led Holdstock to writing The Dark Wheel then I am in actually finding Raxxla inside the game universe. I guess I'm engaged in 'literary archaeology' to try and understand what Robert Holdstock's original concept of Raxxla was. I'll, of course, pass on anything I find that appears relevant.
David Braben allegedly mentioned in a video that certain station names contain clues to hidden mysteries in the game, suggesting Raxxla location may be encoded in station nomenclature.
Possibly totally unrelated but some time ago I watched a vid of David Braben talking about hidden mysteries in the game, one hint he gave was that certain station names were a clue...I have no idea when or where this was, possibly during a London event but for the life of me I cant locate that vid...
Gallun's Inheritance is a station in Shinrata D accessible only via Elite Pilot Federation rank. Possible connection to Raymond Z. Gallun (sci-fi writer) and ISBN-10 140200351X containing coordinate data (140 200 351). References Grothendieck's Folly and mythological bird symbolism (Ganymede/Zeus/Frontier symbol).
Gallun's inheritance is a station name in Shinrata D- Which you can only get to if you have a permit from ranking as ELITE from the Pilots Federation. I thought at first, Gallun was the Gallun Z Sci Fi writer -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Z._Gallun ?He was a sci-fi writer. His big book was people minus X. If you goto Ian Bells (former Elite partner with DB) Amazon - The one book he hason his wish list has the ISBN-10: 140200351X. Which would coordinates : 140 200 351 (minus X) or X marks the spot? I also thought Grothendieck's Folly - was his childlike innocence which could hint at Ganymede (who was taken by zeus in the form of a large bird (like the Frontier symbol) So the question would be - What did Gallun inherit in the books? Sorry for the diff sized fonts. Copying from n...
Ra 11 BA identified as possible name fit for Raxxla, though connection between 'B' and 'L' remains unclear. Suggests this body warrants investigation.
Hadn't thought it through still, I'm gonna check it out. Wishful thinking but maybe there's something special about their respective L points. Click to expand... If you're looking best name fit, I would check Ra 11 BA. No idea how a B becomes an L, but there you go.
Raxxla breakdown: RA = Ra system, XX = Ra 12 and Ra 13 (unclassified, rangeless bodies), LA = Lagrange point. Proposes undiscovered body may exist at Lagrange point between these bodies, requires triple elite commander to investigate.
Note: Frontier could have added Raxxla AFTER everything else was decided (by Kickstarters and lore masters) in terms of names and locations. It doesn't need to fit anything, really. to paraphrase, "no clues, but we have to make it a tiny little bit obvious" Theory: RA -- The Ra system (go check it out in the system map) XX -- Ra 12 and Ra 13, two named but unclassified and 'rangeless' (so XX) bodies (sub brown dwarf?), which is strange (haven't seen it yet in a named and discovered system) LA -- lagrange point between Ra12 and Ra13 I think there may be an undiscovered body there, can anyone (edit: triple elite commander or backer) travel to Ra12 and Ra13 and then calculate and go to the lagrange between them? Additionally, since the Oisir-Raxxla are supposed to have built the piram...
System named Rattla identified and never previously mentioned in Raxxla investigation thread. Phonetically similar to Raxxla and warrants investigation.
There's also a system called Rattla, btw, never saw it mentioned in this thread. another thing I just saw is that on eddb.io, The Dark Wheel's home system is "?", not ShinraDezh. Is there a way to find the home system through other means?
System name contains potential hidden message: 'Seen you. F you. Why are... Be for...' Suggests old station with 'attitude problem' matching Raxxla's mysterious, long-standing nature.
Yes, clearly a Coriolis station but has a Talmor Lens. Solved! Click to expand... https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/89cwan/the_lens_bearer_and_defenders_of_talmor/ SYNUEFE UY-R B34-0 4a = Seen you. F you. Why are... Be for... Oh, for a? (kit kat bar? klondike bar? Bottle of eye drops? Wink of sleep?!) Can't make out the rest of the secret coding on that system name. I think this particular station may have a real attitude problem though!! [yesnod] (attitude? Altitude?) But I imagine that station has been up for a long time! Any really old stations with an attitude problem? Sounds like Raxxla to me!
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