Twin bees shuttle pair

A twin bees shuttle pair is any interacting arrangement of two twin bees shuttles. There are many ways that the two shuttles can be placed, either head-to-head, or else at right angles. Glider guns can be constructed in at least five different ways. Below is one by Bill Gosper in which the shuttles interact head-to-head:

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For other examples, see new gun, edge shooter, double-barrelled and natural Heisenburp.

External links

Twin bees shuttle pair at the Life Lexicon

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