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Message in compiled form |
The message consists of a long sequence of four basic symbols:
[RRR]... |
Message in graphical form |
This is a prettier way to view the message. This is
not the form in which the message would be transmitted,
just a more convenient form for a casual human reader to skim.
![]() ... ... (click for full message) |
Message in human-readable form |
This form of the message is close to the actual "source code"
of the message, and should be much easier to read (especially
if you are a programmer). Click here for complete message - warning, this is a very large document, you are probably better off looking at individual sections: [III] |
Message as a single image |
![]() This is just for fun. The entire image is embedded in a single image, with each pixel corresponding to one symbol in the message. The image reads diagonally, starting at the top left. It is handy for spotting phase changes in the message (e.g. the transition from using unary to binary, or - more importantly - bugs). Zeros are greenish, ones are reddish, parentheses (symbols 2 and 3) are different shades of blue. |
Version notes |
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Estimate of message entropy in compiled form: [EEE] kB. There are bugs and rough edges in the message. Please be forgiving. It'll all get fixed in an instant of galactic time... [MMM]
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