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What is this object, or what do you want it to be? (update: it was in the building at ACC 2004 for those of you who were there). It’s now back at home.
42 responses to “What’s That? (12)”
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on a second thought… It’s beneath your feet. It’s a large aquarium with a hungry shark inside, very well lit, ocean water is so pleasantly blue. You can’t appreciate much the fact that thick matt glass tiles separate you from this beast: your hands are handcuffed and you’ll be led downstairs and fed to this shark in about a minute, because you interfered with plans of some moody mafiosi. Am I still not right?
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led based display: with the optical lenses causing the distortion.
centipede the video game.
the breath mints nuclear fresh mega pack.
a flouroscent jellyfish cutter.
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Troy works… Alas! that Raver Bubble pop is the BESTEST thing I´ve seen after the Virtual sea monkeys (may take a while to load) SH**!!! mine have died of "baterial infection"… Maybe as Mr.Miyagi says "Man who catch fly with chopstick can accomplish anything.", I have to give a try here first.
Glad to see you Steve Accelerator, kiss^n to you there.
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As for the puzzle that is like a plain video wall to me.
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12 squares in 6 rows… Let me play…
This panel is an exposition of 6 different observations made on the behavior of some *bright* object (may be: a cosmic body; a tiny phosphorescent enzime; light; some body that under the experiment scanning reflects that bright blue light). Each array (row) is compossed of 12 shots because of some reason for that period -i.e. a year so there you have monthly shots; or because in 12 shots the "Thing"´s behavour completes its cicle-.
As you see I made an BIG imagination effort talking about what I can even conceive! This mental challenges are kewl, like playing tetris… |-)
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Whatever it is, I have the feeling it might fit in "illusions" …
My first guess would be monitors.
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Oh! talking about Ilusions you may find some new pple joinning in soon, I´ve sent an invite to my friends.
To Jurvey as well.
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Merci. Pandalien: I think OldCola has qualified this one for the Illusion pool…
This puzzle has also been decaffeinated….
Don’t walk like an Egyptian; Think like an Alien.
Look beyond the symbols into the matrix….
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The structure (6×12) has an harmonic progression inherent to it. Maybe because they are not prime numbers (?). You can multiply it and you will always get a square or half a square (like this rectangle)
I dunno if this figure (12×6) has some relevancy in technology and my knowledge in maths is too basic to move forward. Assuming I am correct in the importance of the 6×12 structure, I wouldn´t be able to say why. It´s a feeling… I would need help.
Once again, appreciate my humble goodwill. 🙂
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Hmm, ok so there’s 7 days in a week and there’s 6 images here on one side, perhaps there is no image for Sunday, day off 🙂
The 12 image side could be the months of the year.
The image could be the reflection of a body space in some reflective medium, such as a satelite in geo-sync orbit or a distant star. -
You know, when in doubt I squint and not even squinting is helping me to find the true meaning behind the blue lights. Maybe I don’t have the knowledge necessary to solve this here puzzle…
Having said that and throwing caution to the wind. And at the risk of sounding completely stupid, here goes "something".One thing that comes to mind though, through my studies in film/video/animation (yes, I escaped math in every possible way) is the movement of that light. How it seems to be progressing frame by frame, quite like in animation drawings or animation cells.
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Alieness, I think it is very brave how your’e not afraid to explore within your answers. I’d rather be always partially correct than consistently wrong (or too afraid to even try). 😀 That to me is admirable!
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Ok, this can be a schedule or a timetable. Each columh represents an hour (60") divided in periods of 10" so you get 6 squares.
At the same time 12 hours in row represents half a day, but in the anglosaxon way of expressing day time (1,2,3,4,5,6, AM / PM) this is not a problem, you only need 12. Maybe this has not been even a thought for the designers. (I realize it for the difference with here. We say 1 to 12 to express the AM time and then continue 13, 14, 15hs -1, 2, 3 PM-).
So there you have an electronic timetable or schedulle, of a complete day even in detail of 10 minutes.
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(Or this is it, or this is the most crazy delirium in my entire life. Ah, no there is another one I still can´t believe I am living it…)
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IVO! you are SO sweet. Forget about shyness, girl! Besides, when you are "incorrect" you has also been creative in the answers, and we all value creativity more than not guessing correctly.
I love to read crazy answers. To see how far goes the imagination of others. I do value it a lot, and learn from it. So does Jurvey it seems…
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There is something between a dodecahedron (which should have pentagonal facets) and an hypercube that float in my mind.
But nothing that I’m able to focus enough to get an interpretation.
And iv0, if there must be someone shy around here, let me be the one 😉
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Absolutely. And Bingo Alieness for the system and TroyWorks for the LED elements. Special mention to iv0 for spotting the decorative animation and Old Cola for fixing the picture.
It’s a watch. A digital watch. So it normally tells the time, but it has a date mode too. But it’s not the usual configuration. It has a row of 12 lights for the hours, and a rectangle of 60 lights for the minutes, in banks of 5. Like an traditional analog watch, the “hour hand” lights align with 5 “minute hand” lights.
More specifically, it’s a Blue LED Pimp Watch from TokyoFlash. Those wacky folks describe it as such:
“Super flashy and you will be Pimpin large. Pimpin was never easy till now… If you need some help pimpin, we recommend the book below. Enjoy Pimpin!… The Blue L.E.D. was invented in Japan and the inventor was given approximately $200.00 USD for his invention. Just recently the inventor sued the company he was working for and won $200,000,000.00 USD. The company is appealing the case.”They don’t state it openly, but they basically sell watches that are difficult to read.
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Awww I’m filled with warm and fuzzy feelings right now. 😀
(And then I went off on a tangent…)
At the same time I’d like to share something interesting I found in the information super highway… (thanks to my friend Nelly!)
"All forms are made up of their own combined energies or Sephiroth. The Sephiroth is also known as the Tree of Life. It is explained in scriptures that the Tree of Life has twelve braches and resides in the center portion of a living being next to or alongside of its "river of life". This would be the center area, portion or position of any living being."
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…Thank you for the congrats, but like the previous puzzle WE made it. 0-)
I must admit that in the middle of my wonderings… I thought it could be this:
A new laser LCD super modern criogenetic cosmic release, but still Simon in esence…
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