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#C [[ GRID THUMBLAUNCH THUMBSIZE 2 THEME Catagolue ]] 
x = 1, y = 1, rule = B3/S23
b!

	This pattern is an oscillator.
	This pattern is periodic with period 28.
	This pattern runs in a non-standard rule (b34q5-aeqr6-in7s234ckqrtyz5ajknr6-ce78).
	The population fluctuates between 288 and 576.
	This evolutionary sequence works in multiple rules, from b3-ckys23-c through to b34q5-aeqr6-in7s234ckqrtyz5ajknr6-ce78.

Pattern RLE

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Sample occurrences

There are no sample soups stored in the Catagolue.

Comments (1)

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On 2017-01-10 at 06:58:43 UTC, paulrw63@live.com wrote:

This monstrosity was vastly improved as a shuttle oscillator using 4 blocks,4 eaters and just 4 T-tetronimos -and 2 still-lifes I call "curling stones" (based on the objects used in the popular Canadian hockey-like game). For this reason I call the pattern "Curling game".

This monster was reported in the last issue of LIFELINE back in the early 70's. I found no improvement on it then, nor could I devise one.

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