[matt220781]

Of course a suduko!

Why didn't i think of that.

Still not sure what to do, but i'm at work at the moment so will give it a go this evening.

[Reaper]

matt220781 wrote:

I've noticed that there are 16 different anagrams on the card, the numbers 1-16 are dotted around it and the anagrams are in 16 columns and 16 rows.

The puzzle cards also form a 16x16 grid. (Mean anything?)

[itsmyyard]

Hi there, ive just solved this after looking at devjoe's post. After googling and all that and looking at this thread somehow i came to the answer. I wont post it just yet but your pretty much there i think.

[TopGun2]

I like that idea devjoe, I can't see any duplications in any row, column or square so the su-doku thing could be right on the money.

[devjoe]

matt220781 wrote:

I've noticed that there are 16 different anagrams on the card, the numbers 1-16 are dotted around it and the anagrams are in 16 columns and 16 rows. Don't know if this means anything or not really. Probably not.

I was noticing that too. Can anybody who has the card or a more detailed scan to look at check whether any name is repeated in a row or column? If not, there's a good chance this is meant to be a 16x16 sudoku puzzle. Also check the 4x4 subsquares that may not actually be marked. If the rows and columns are unique but the subsquares contain repeats, it may be some other kind of Latin square puzzle.

[matt220781]

you can make the name Megaclite out of the first letters of each of the moons leaving the letters

S H P A C A L

but i think thats coincidental.

[matt220781]

I've noticed that there are 16 different anagrams on the card, the numbers 1-16 are dotted around it and the anagrams are in 16 columns and 16 rows.

Don't know if this means anything or not really.

Probably not.

[ne0x]

Well that certainly implies that the value "551 kelvin" is very relevant. I guess they accidently typed 511 the first time.
Funny no one at MC noticed.

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UKver2.0 I like how you think...

I'm curious what the K. 551 refers to though.

[UKver2.0]

domroberts wrote:

Quote: This card has the following corrections: The card name should be "C. 277.85, F. 532.13," (Last Updated: 2006-08-01 10:19:58 GMT)

Hmm... that makes for 551 Kelvin or to continue the format on the card...

K. 551

Not too far off from "Symphony No. 41 in C major, K. 551, ('Jupiter')"

[domroberts]

You should probably all make use of this on the card info page :

Quote:

This card has the following corrections: The card name should be "C. 277.85, F. 532.13," (Last Updated: 2006-08-01 10:19:58 GMT)

Dom

[Dranioth]

Just so we know, The only element that has a melting point close to 237 degrees is everyone's favorite metal, TIN, at a sweltering 232 degrees celcius.
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[KingOfWrong]

Re: Absolutely!

[MontyWorm]

Absolutely!

[Velma]

They're all anagrams of Jupiter's moons.

Smite = Metis
Deal = Leda
Edgy Name = Ganymede
Io = Io
Ken Ana = Ananke
Data Sear = Adrastea
Cream = Carme
Lama Heat = Amalthea
Pisa Heap = Pasiphae
Hail Aim = Himalia
Last Coil = Callisto
Ponies = Sinope
Aero Up = Europa
Hasty Lie = Lysithea
A Lear = Elara
Be The = Thebe


I haven't got the card, so I don't know if this is of any use, or how.

[DarkHuman]

C. 237.85=F. 460.13=K.511 yep, but i keep looking at all the anagrams for whats on the card, and i keep geting planets or stars.
i.e. Jupiter's moon, ananke.