Eve

Eve is a methuselah with a lifespan of 30046 generations, discovered by Andrzej Megier on June 29, 2008.[1] It was found by testing random walk patterns in combination with a moderately distanced predefined pattern (in this case, the "<" hexomino).[2]

Eve
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Pattern type Methuselah
Number of cells 20
Bounding box 16×10
MCPS 26
Lifespan 30046 generations
Final population 3026
L/I 1502.3
F/I 151.3
F/L 0.101
L/MCPS 1155.6
Discovered by Andrzej Megier
Year of discovery 2008

Stable pattern

The stable pattern that results from Eve (excluding 46 escaping gliders) has 2820 cells and consists of 211 blinkers (including 17 traffic lights), 198 blocks, 132 beehives (including six honey farms), 38 boats, 21 loaves, 13 ships, seven ponds, six tubs, two long boats, two toads, one boat-tie, and one pulsar.

  • Generation 30046 of Eve (excluding escaping gliders)
gollark: Either try and get the lowest-time ones or pick one at random.
gollark: A true shame that the doom code was given to a waterhorse.
gollark: It's 128, I think, yes.
gollark: You do know that an 8G one would require 256 CBs, right? Either that or 128.
gollark: 18 hours until the raffle drawing.

See also

References
  1. "Game of life methuselah? - comp.theory.cell-automata". Retrieved on May 11, 2010.
  2. "Talk:List of long-lived methuselahs, About 30000 generations?". Retrieved on May 11, 2010.
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