Re: VMs: A big shock

["Larry Roux" <lroux@xxxxxxx>]

Just the fact that the Voy is unreadable "as is" implies a code of some fashion.  Even if you say that EVA "y" equals, say, the "s" sound, it is still at least a single substitution cipher.

I looked at your web page and tried to apply your schema to some Voy words.  No success.

What we call Aldebran: dcholday becomes duogdaa [nothing]

Pleides (doary) becomes doarya [still nothing]

Again, no solution will be considered correct until it is re-usable and verifiable.  So far your solution doesn't fit either bill.  But keep trying!




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Larry Roux
Syracuse University
lroux@xxxxxxx
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>>> Arqy0plex@xxxxxxx 12/05/03 23:55 PM >>>
In a message dated 12/5/2003 10:21:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, lroux writes:


> It isn't so much negative feedback (though there is some of that here) but 
> - like all science - a cry of "eureka" with no evidence is returned with 
> scepticism.  
> 
> Personally, I hope you and Glen really do have the answer.  But until I see 
> a translated page with the underlying key I'll just have to keep my fingers 
> crossed and my mind open to all possibilities.
> 
When all of you finally come to the realization that the VMs is not 
enciphered with a mysterious code, and can be translated (albeit with a little effort, 
as all of the words are not conveniently located within a single gloss), then, 
and only then, will you begin to discover the true marvels hidden within it's 
pages.

http://hometown.aol.com/arqy0plex/index.html



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