(34,7)c/156 climber
x = 297, y = 199, rule = B3/S23
262b2o$263b2o$262bo23$274b2o$274b2o19b2o$283b2o10b2o$282bo2bo$283b2o3$
240b2o$240b2o19b2o$249b2o10b2o$248bo2bo$249b2o3$194bo11b2o$194b3o9b2o
19b2o31b2o$194bobo18b2o10b2o32b2o$196bo17bo2bo42bo$215b2o4$140b2o$140b
2o16$149b2o$148bobo$150bo142b2o$281b2o10b2o$280bo2bo$281b2o4$259b2o$
247b2o10b2o$246bo2bo$247b2o3$192bo11b2o$192b3o9b2o19b2o$192bobo18b2o
10b2o$194bo17bo2bo$213b2o4$138b2o$138b2o16$147b2o$146bobo$148bo50$3b2o
$2bobo$4bo38$b2o$obo$2bo!
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Pattern type
Crawler
Speed
(34,7)c/156
Direction
oblique
Crawls on
Block
Discovered by
Sphenocorona
Year of discovery
2014
Consists of Herschels climbing up blocks or gliders. This crawler was originally found by Sphenocorona on September 6, 2014 .[1] The version shown above leaves a pair of beehives and 2 gliders , but reactions that delete the beehives along with the excess blocks are known.
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