A seahorse had been added as the seventh Fringe "glyph" on the ImagineTheImpossibilities.com (aka Find The Pattern) website. Hovering your mouse over the seahorse outlines a Fibonacci Spiral pattern and reveals the chemical compounds for the amino acids Histidine and Hydroxyproline.
Clicking on the seahorse displays a paragraph of braille. A few of the words are already translated for you, but you can read the full translation below.
Click to reveal the translation...
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
HAVE ADVANCED FAR BEYOND
OUR ABILITY TO CONTROL
THEM. THE ABILITY TO
GENERATE LIFE HAS TAKEN
A NEW COURSE.
HAVE ADVANCED FAR BEYOND
OUR ABILITY TO CONTROL
THEM. THE ABILITY TO
GENERATE LIFE HAS TAKEN
A NEW COURSE.
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ReplyDeletethe link for the flower on imagine has been disabled..
ReplyDeleteyeah things to do on Fringe!!
ReplyDeleteGood catch. For newcomers, the frog used to link to a youtube video and the flower used to link to the official Fringe facebook page. I wonder what they'll replace the flower link with? Something befitting, I hope.
ReplyDeleteDennis, I don't know whether there is a problem with my browser or it is something on the blog but on the front page posts the first letter from each sentence seems to be missing.
ReplyDelete'licking on the seahorse...' doesn't sound like the right thing to do for me !
What browser are you using Zort70?
ReplyDeleteAll looks ok on the front page now, the seahorse can be clicked instead of licked.
ReplyDeleteBy the way I must add that this is a great blog site, even though the marketing (hype) hasn't reached the UK yet I'm enjoying things developing here.
Edward, I was using IE6 on an old PC, but as I've posted above it all looks ok now when I have reconnected.
ReplyDeleteI've sent an email with the odd looking frontpage to the fringetv email address anyway.
Hi Zort70. I was able to track down the problem and fix it once I was made aware of it. Thanks for taking the time.
ReplyDeleteI discovered tonight that there was a discrepancy between the symbols for the "s" and "t" used in "the" in the beginning of the second sentence and "course". They didn't match the symbols for the same letters elsewhere in the phrases. Anyone else find this? It had me stumped because I KNEW those two words had to be right but those two letters were fouling me up.
ReplyDeleteThe first word on the first line is supposed to be "Science", but it looks like it starts with a upper case C.
ReplyDeleteThe second word on the 4th line is "Dhe", but it should be "The".
the 3rd word on the last line is spelled "coKrse", when it looks like it should be "course".
The wrong letters are "CDK", the right letters are "STu".
Finally, the letter used to navigate along the bottom are "e h ac ba cd ee hi add".
The real question is, does this tell us anything?
the 2 compounds are histidine (on the left of the seahorse) and hydroxyproline (on the right) both are amino acids
ReplyDeleteIn seahorses, it's the male that becomes pregnant.
ReplyDeleteI did a little research about proline and histidine, and foud out that those are currently used as the base of a potential treatment for cancer or fast healing; these two amino acids, when combined, under certain conditions, have the ability to regenerate and speed up the creation of blood vessels, which speed up healing and could potentially cure cancer!
ReplyDeleteAnyway, that's just my 0.02$
Ben