So, Zelenka had to use the work of László Babai as a stepping stone in terms of combinatorics in order to... ARGH!
Ok, here's my solution to tracking down the signal's destination.
1)Look for subspace signals that started at the time Rodney and Daniel discovered the lab. Disregard those you can identify.
2)The signal must have been directed somewhere. Use the logs to see which direction the signal was going. I doubt it was omnidirectional. It had to be strongest in a particular direction.
Now, I assume the first part was simple. They're trying to keep a low profile, not blasting subspace signals out so every hive knows where they are, so there should be some strict control over what signals go out. Was it the second part that caused poor Radek to snap at John?
And what's your theory on exactly what Radek was doing?
Ok, here's my solution to tracking down the signal's destination.
1)Look for subspace signals that started at the time Rodney and Daniel discovered the lab. Disregard those you can identify.
2)The signal must have been directed somewhere. Use the logs to see which direction the signal was going. I doubt it was omnidirectional. It had to be strongest in a particular direction.
Now, I assume the first part was simple. They're trying to keep a low profile, not blasting subspace signals out so every hive knows where they are, so there should be some strict control over what signals go out. Was it the second part that caused poor Radek to snap at John?
And what's your theory on exactly what Radek was doing?
