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[[Image:Twinbeesshuttlealternatestabilization.png|frame|right|[[Twin bees shuttle]] stabilized by [[David Bell]]'s double block reaction (left) and [[Heinrich Koenig]]'s [[hat]] stabilization.<br />{{JavaRLE|twinbeesshuttlev2|brief}}]] | [[Image:Twinbeesshuttlealternatestabilization.png|frame|right|[[Twin bees shuttle]] stabilized by [[David Bell]]'s double block reaction (left) and [[Heinrich Koenig]]'s [[hat]] stabilization.<br />{{JavaRLE|twinbeesshuttlev2|brief}}]] | ||
The '''double [[block]] reaction''' is a certain reaction that uses half of a [[blockade]] | The '''double [[block]] reaction''' is a certain reaction that uses half of a [[blockade]] to stabilize the [[twin bees shuttle]]. It was discovered by [[David Bell]] in October [[:Category:Patterns found in 1996|1996]]. | ||
The same reaction sometimes works in other situations, as shown | The same reaction sometimes works in other situations, as shown below where the same pair of blocks eats an [[R-pentomino]] and a [[lightweight spaceship]]. The LWSS version was known at least as early as [[:Category:Patterns found in 1994|1994]], when [[Paul Callahan]] saw it form spontaneously as a result of firing an LWSS stream at random junk. | ||
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==Also see== | ==Also see== | ||
Revision as of 11:33, 7 January 2019
Twin bees shuttle stabilized by David Bell's double block reaction (left) and Heinrich Koenig's hat stabilization.
RLE: here
RLE: here
The double block reaction is a certain reaction that uses half of a blockade to stabilize the twin bees shuttle. It was discovered by David Bell in October 1996.
The same reaction sometimes works in other situations, as shown below where the same pair of blocks eats an R-pentomino and a lightweight spaceship. The LWSS version was known at least as early as 1994, when Paul Callahan saw it form spontaneously as a result of firing an LWSS stream at random junk.
| Double block eating an R-pentomino and an LWSS (click above to open LifeViewer) RLE: here Plaintext: here |