Hivenudger

Hivenudger is a c/2 orthogonal spaceship found by Hartmut Holzwart in July 1992 and named by Bill Gosper. It consists of a pre-beehive escorted by four lightweight spaceships. In fact, any lightweight spaceship can be replaced by a middleweight spaceship or a heavyweight spaceship, so that there are 45 different single-hive hivenudgers (shown below), all of which have been synthesized.

Hivenudger
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Pattern type Tagalong
Spaceship
Number of cells 42
Bounding box 13×13
Direction Orthogonal
Period 4
Mod 4
Speed c/2
Speed (unsimplified) 2c/4
Heat 51.0
Discovered by Hartmut Holzwart
Year of discovery 1992

Further hivenudger variants can be created by replacing either back spaceship with a sidecar, a Coe ship, a hammerhead, a Pushalong 1 or another hivenudger.

The 45 distinct hivenudgers.
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See also
  • 42P4H2V0.42 at Heinrich Koenig's Game of Life Object Catalogs
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