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If the countdown timer numbers "001-012-034-053" are treated as GPS coordinates 1.12, 34.53, it results in a location in South Africa, the point is in the middle of the largest caldera in the world, at the tip of Mount Elgon, also home to some "unusual caves", and not far from Voi. | If the countdown timer numbers "001-012-034-053" are treated as GPS coordinates 1.12, 34.53, it results in a location in South Africa, the point is in the middle of the largest caldera in the world, at the tip of Mount Elgon, also home to some "unusual caves", and not far from Voi. | ||
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File:IRIS Transmission Log Day 3 Alt.JPG|Another view of the third day. | |||
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Revision as of 12:28, July 9, 2024
Transmission Log, also known as 206.16.223.65, was a website tied to the first episode of Iris called "The Unknown Helper". Found on the last page of the Halo 3: The Cradle of Life comic, the Transmission Log featured a countdown on it that was running down in base 7 integers to the June 21, 2007. Periodically the text changed, giving updates that seemingly related to the status of Adjutant Reflex who was interacting with users on Bungie.net.
Overview
On June 18 the site had a "System Breach" where the countdown speed increased, and on 1 PM Eastern Standard time the timer on the countdown ran down to 0. It was shortly replaced by a much longer, much slower moving countdown. And then replaced later with a stationary countdown with the numbers '001 012 034 053' on June 19. On June 20 the site redirected users to the Bounce Path Control and by extension the first Server.
Content
In the following series of text changes on the countdown website; "0" represents the numbers in the countdown. From left to right, the four three-digit numbers represented days, hours, minutes and seconds.
June 14 (Evening)
Iris Initiated - Vio Transmit + 3 588 000
Searching Re-route...... /confirmed/
System Bypass In Progress. - Realignment Proceeding
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 14 (Midnight)
Rotate Transition Point /negative/
Local Interference - Negligible
/confirmed/ Realignment Proceeding
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 15
/confirm bounce alignment/
Confirmed - Alignment Request Compiling
Hibernation Resumed
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 16
Transmission Interruption - Go Dark /negative/
Possible Intercept - System Bypass Imminent
/adjust bypass according to threat/ Fluctuating
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 17
Iris Transmission Complete.
Awaiting Delivery
/time to awareness/
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 18
System Breach.
Failure ##myqse7##rf
/report.................../
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 19 (Morning)
/system override/
Core Relevance 37% and Rising.
/negative - system control diverted
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 19 (Afternoon)
/Systemic failure. Root cause unknown./
/ rebooting /
000 000 000 000 Remaining
June 19 (Evening)
001 012 034 053 Remaining
Coordinates
If the countdown timer numbers "001-012-034-053" are treated as GPS coordinates 1.12, 34.53, it results in a location in South Africa, the point is in the middle of the largest caldera in the world, at the tip of Mount Elgon, also home to some "unusual caves", and not far from Voi.
Gallery
Another view of the third day.
Sources
- http://www.halo3.com/comic/
- http://206.16.223.65/ (formerly the countdown website)
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