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[ThunderRazor]

I was told that the AXONs make up Constilations. If you take the cluster of 7 for certain wav files you can come up with things that represent consilations very closely. Or so I was told.

My point is, that besides sitting around and getting AXONs hot, we could also be doing some detective work.

[jegger]

[GloryFish]

[vector]

[ThunderRazor]

[vector]

[ThunderRazor]

[Kagehi Kossori]

Actually, I had considered using better mapping for that. It seems you can use Long/Lat type info to plot stars onto a real sky like here:

http://www.xylem.f2s.com/kepler/starmap.html

This is likely to be a little different looking than a flat projection, if it looks closer to a constellation chart or not though...

[vector]

[HitsHerMark]

Can you post a picture of that map?

[MNPundit]

So far the only constellation thats been mentioned was the Southern Cross



It's the image in the lower right labled "crux."

[ThunderRazor]

[vector]

I have plotted out all of the points from the link page, grouped by axon. My new theory is that each axon group is a portion of a constellation. for example, hey_soldier looks like a portion of the draco constellation but also has an extra point that wouldnt normaly belong. that point may be a part of another constellation that should link with the hey_soldier. Put togather, this could be the information that melissa requires up to reorder and send back to her. This is some spec but i am fully confident that the points that were chosen are not random and mean something. I have attached a word doc with all of the images in it. you will see that although these are plotted on a US map, I have removed the US map to just view the axon groups and to better see them as stars or something else. so start playing connect the dots!

[ouroboros]

[vector]

i did do a revers plot, this is eaisly done by removeing the negitive from the longitude value. nothing seemed to pop out at me but ill try to post a map of it tomarrow.