| Birthday puffer |
x = 50, y = 68, rule = B3/S23
39b2ob2o$43bo$37b3o3bo$37b2ob2o$38b4o7$42b3o$36bo2b3o2bo$35bo8bo2b2o$
35bo5bobo5bo$35b2ob2o2b2ob2o2bo$36bo7bobob2o$45bo25$b3o$b2o3bo$5b2o$2o
3bo$9b3o$8bo2b2o$8bo2b2o$9b2o12bo$21b2obo$21bo4bo$22bo3b2o$24b4o3$25bo
$24bobo$25bo5$22bobo$22bo2bo$22bo2bo$25bo$24b3o!
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| Pattern type |
Puffer |
| Number of cells |
97 |
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| Direction |
Diagonal |
| Period |
2304 |
| Speed |
c/12 |
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| Discovered by |
Adam P. Goucher |
| Year of discovery |
2016 |
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The birthday puffer is a naturally-occuring infinite growth pattern that is a combination of two glider-producing switch engines. It was found by Adam P. Goucher using his own apgsearch script.[1][2] Its name comes from the fact that it was found on Adam's birthday.[3]
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