35201M

35201M is a methuselah with a lifespan of 35201 generations, discovered by Andrzej Okrasinski on September 4, 2008 as part of his census. It was rediscovered and reported on the ConwayLife.com forums by forum user Lewis on March 28, 2010.[1]

35201M
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Pattern type Methuselah
Number of cells 183
Bounding box 20×20
MCPS 188
Lifespan 35201 generations
Final population 5828
L/I 192.4
F/I 31.8
F/L 0.166
L/MCPS 187.2
Discovered by Andrzej Okrasinski
Year of discovery 2008

Adam P. Goucher, Dave Greene and Matthias Merzenich proposed various modifications of 35201M to reduce its initial population, including:

LifespanInitial populationInitial sizeFound by
351544422×28Adam P. Goucher
351803427×27Dave Greene
351603131×27Dave Greene
351813326×28Matthias Merzenich
351613032×28Matthias Merzenich

Stable pattern

The stable pattern that results from 35201M (excluding 85 escaping gliders and one escaping lightweight spaceship) has 5391 cells and consists of 401 blinkers (including 38 traffic lights and one interchange), 380 blocks, 232 beehives (including eight honey farms), 82 loaves, 70 boats, 23 ships, 11 tubs, ten ponds, four beacons, three ship-ties (two of which are in the form of a fleet), three toads, two barges, two long boats, and one beacon.

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gollark: GTech™ stands for Gollark Tech and GTechTech™.
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gollark: GTech™ *regularly* works with apiopyroforms, they are not "mythical".
gollark: That could be anywhere from 280 Kelvin to 35 gigakelvin, so that might be a bit problematic.

See also

References

  1. 'Lewis' (March 28, 2010). "35,000+ generation methuselah". Retrieved on July 3, 2016.
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