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'''Caterloopillar''' is the name given to a family of spaceships constructed by [[:Category:Patterns found by Michael Simkin|Michael Simkin]] and completed on April 9, [[:Category:Patterns found in 2016|2016]]. In particular, the name refers to the ship with speed [[c/8 orthogonal|c/8]], but arbitrary speeds strictly less than c/4 can be realized.
'''Caterloopillar''' is the name given to a family of spaceships containing two parts - the front and the back. In Caterloopillar each part has the properties of universal construction, and thus each part is constructing the building blocks of the other one, while also reading and moving the construction tape. As the name suggests, this creates somewhat paradoxical design, similar to strange loop concept.
 
The first Caterloopillar was constructed by [[:Category:Patterns found by Michael Simkin|Michael Simkin]] and completed on April 9, [[:Category:Patterns found in 2016|2016]]. This Caterloopillar has the speed of [[c/8 orthogonal|c/8]], but arbitrary speeds strictly less than c/4 can be realized.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 20:43, 10 April 2016

Caterloopillar
Caterloopillar image
Pattern type Spaceship
Number of cells 232815
Bounding box 734 × 514927
Direction Orthogonal
Period 2000
Mod Unknown
Speed c/8 | Unknown
Heat Unknown
Discovered by Michael Simkin
Year of discovery 2016

Caterloopillar is the name given to a family of spaceships containing two parts - the front and the back. In Caterloopillar each part has the properties of universal construction, and thus each part is constructing the building blocks of the other one, while also reading and moving the construction tape. As the name suggests, this creates somewhat paradoxical design, similar to strange loop concept.

The first Caterloopillar was constructed by Michael Simkin and completed on April 9, 2016. This Caterloopillar has the speed of c/8, but arbitrary speeds strictly less than c/4 can be realized.

See also

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