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1. dubna nám Groundspeak připravil mimořádné překvapení - dočasně zpřístupnil ještě nedokončenou funkcionalitu umožňující vytvářet a lovit kešky i mimo planetu Zemi! A tak jsem nezaváhal a rychle odlovil všech šestašedesát kousků ukrytých v našem koutě galaxie. A jeden dokonce až na jejím opačném konci - ten kupodivu zabral dost málo času!
Samotný odlov zabral sotva čtvrt hoďky, ale pak mne čekal víc než celý den logování! A k tomu ještě upravit GSAK makro, co mi generuje obsah blogu, kvůli nepochopitelné změně formátování logů z UBB na Markdown.
Ale už je to hotové! Uffff!
| 22:01 | | GC6EAMP | Alien Casino (Space Ghost) |
| 22:02 | | GC6E7NR | Dogs in Space -- Revenge is Sweet! (Astro Jetson) |
| 22:03 | | GC6DM9N | Hidden Knowhere (Star-Lord) |
| 22:04 | | GC6D41P | Magrathea (Zaphod Beeblebrox) |
| 22:05 | | GC6CVC9 | The Thirteenth Tribe (Kara Thrace) |
| 22:06 | | GC6E3HD | Baldasiebenstrichdrei (Schlupp vom grünen Stern) |
| 22:07 | | GC6E5VR | WELCOME TO BAD WOLF (Rose Tyler) |
| 22:08 | | GC6E3DK | You Can't Take The Sky From Me (Zoë Washburn) |
| 22:09 | | GC6DM19 | The Reluctant Geocacher (Roy Fleming) |
| 22:10 | | GC6E0TF | A Brief History of Geocaching in Space (Astronaut Rick Mastracchio) |
| 22:11 | | GC6E5PR | Finally! A Portkey in Space (Andromeda Tonks) |
| 22:12 | | GC6DFTY | First STAR TREK movie, "Turist Ömer Uzay Yolunda" (Turist Ömer) |
| 22:13 | | GC6DEPH | Space Junk (Bouze Litiere) |
| 22:14 | | GC6DVPM | Understanding is a Three-Edged Sword (Kosh Naranek) |
| 22:15 | | GC6DGYM | A Cost Effective Way To Orbit The Planet (Dana and Fox) |
| 22:16 | | GC6DF23 | View of Earth (Major Tom) |
| 22:17 | | GC6EAV1 | Hardware Wars: Special Mystery Cache Edition! (4-Q-2 & Artie Deco) |
| 22:18 | | GC6E4C2 | The Hitchhiker's Guide to Uranus (Marvin, the Paranoid Android) |
| 22:19 | | GC6E1PC | Time And Relative Dimension In Segonax (Ace & The Professor) |
| 22:20 | | GC6DG8Y | There Is No Try, There Is Only Do (Yoda) |
| 22:21 | | GC6DJ5R | Signal's Time Machine - Solar Slingshot (Catches Her Arm) |
| 22:22 | | GC6DE5W | The 10th Planet (Lanky Nibs) |
| 22:23 | | GC6EA14 | Awesome Mix, Vol. 1 (Peter Quill) |
| 22:24 | | GC6DE3H | Ferengi Rules of Acquisition (Quark) |
| 22:25 | | GC6E3YE | Eee-vah (WALL-E) |
| 22:26 | | GC6DFTG | Basic Logic (Spock) |
| 22:27 | | GC6CKMY | Barbarella's Galaxy Gallery (Barbarella) |
| 22:28 | | GC6CFPG | Exploring Uranus (Wesley Crusher) |
| 22:29 | | GC6DZ65 | First Jedi Temple (Very Lonely Luke) |
| 22:30 | | GC6E05T | Dear Dave (Lister) |
| 22:31 | | GC6DMRJ | The wedding (Dale Arden, Flash Gordon and Dr. Hans Zarkov) |
| 22:32 | | GC6DMP7 | Ястреб (Ziggi J.) |
| 22:33 | | GC6DM44 | Geschichten aus Raum und Zeit (dieb späis nein) |
| 22:34 | | GC6DK7E | Space Oddity (Ziggy Stardust) |
| 22:35 | | GC6DK7W | La plus extreme des caches de nuit - Extrem NC (Helios) |
| 22:36 | | GC6DJP3 | Pirates of the Universe (Space Parrot) |
| 22:37 | | GC6DQK5 | Explorers on the moon (Neil Armstrong) |
| 22:38 | | GC6DG7W | Geocaching in Spaaaace! (Puzzles in Spaaaace!) |
| 22:39 | | GC6E1K8 | The Wrath of Khan (Khan Noonien Singh) |
| 22:40 | | GC6DF21 | DANGER WILL ROBINSONN!!! (Dr, Zachary Smith) |
| 22:43 | | GC6DJHQ | Candera celojums (Fridrihs Canders) |
| 22:44 | | GC6DGFY | Ruimtepuin (Wubbo Ockels) |
| 22:45 | | GC6DEQN | Sea of Tranquility (Moon cache) (James Washington) |
| 22:46 | | GC6EBTA | Lando and G'Kar's Letterbox of Glory (Lando and G'Kar) |
| 22:47 | | GC6DE0P | Welcome to Dagobah! (Luke Skywalker) |
| 22:48 | | GC6DFRX | Operation Immortality: a night cache (Richard Garriot) |
| 22:49 | | GC6DET2 | Stargate to cache (Jack O'Neil) |
| 22:50 | | GC6DH6D | My Five Moons (Pluto) |
| 22:51 | | GC6E84M | Fun Riddle Ancient Kobol (Starbuck) |
| 22:52 | | GC6E8YJ | Star Traveller / Zvjezdani putnik (Tout Puissant Conrad Uno) |
| 22:53 | | GC6E3D0 | In 1992... (Mae Carol Jemison) |
| 22:54 | | GC6DQMX | Gonzo's Planet (Muppets from Space!) |
| 22:55 | | GC6DFZ2 | The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Megadodo Publications) |
| 22:56 | | GC6E0HE | Planet Types (Ender Wiggin) |
| 22:57 | | GC6DW6Q | Dam-Ba-Da (John Crichton) |
| 22:58 | | GC6EJFM | Stalagmites are Cave Cones (Beldar and Prymaat) |
| 22:59 | | GC6EJFD | Exterminate! (Davros) |
| 23:00 | | GC6EGE4 | Moisturize Me! (Lady Cassandra) |
| 23:01 | | GC6EGD1 | MoonCache - Like an EarthCache only more Spacey (Moon Unit) |
| 23:02 | | GC6DJ7R | Black Holes are quarky (Inside looking out) |
| 23:03 | | GC6DK0D | Nine Balls to the Milkyway (R2) |
| 23:04 | | GC6DNEA | Asteroid 46610 - B.6.12 (Night Space Flight) |
| 23:05 | | GC6DH38 | Die Diliziumdrosselschraube (James T. Kirk) |
| 23:06 | | GC6DH39 | Beam me up, Scotty! (Mr Scott) |
| 22:41 | | GC6DG9H | Sir, I protest, I am not a merry man! (Lt. Worf) |
| 22:42 | | GC6DQNA | Sabraman: Lost in Translation (Dan Bar-On) |
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#5159 22:01 - It was expected to be just short stop on my way home from the "Eahth" (or whatever way is the name spelled correctly), where I was visiting the fabulous islands of Нихонгу, because the first mate needed to "drop some sand" and the restroom's facilities on our ship were not functioning. (I hoared money for this trip my last three lifes, but you know, as a mere asteroid belt governor in a remote sector of Empire, I could afford only less then modest transport for a private journey like this one. 
Well, so we had to stop at the nearest tourist facility, just after 10 pikoseconds of flight. I had some spare billions of credits, so I joined a Black 777 Jack table. Never heard of this game before, нихонгиянс prefer other ones and I banned all the common ones in my belt and had wiped all knowledge of them from all the imperial subjects in my jurisdiction, myself included.
So, maybe it was a rookie's luck, maybe the the wippind had not been as good as payed for, I won an impressive ammount of money, $5 or $6, some odd 2 zettacredits! 
#5160 22:02 - After a short search thru mangan concretions I've found it. But, it's rather a piko, then nano! 
#5161 22:03 - Well, when you said "large ammo can", I hadn't expected it that large! I spent literraly micro seconds walking desperately along the steel wall, looking at every crevice at its foots, topping all rocks laying on the bottom, I even opened saveral of these strange thing with long legs and scissors-like appendiges, but nothing.
When I was leaving, I gave the GZ last look from distance and then it struck my mind like a bolt! You used a box for Alderaan class planet destroyer ammo!
Well done, nice work! T4TC!
#5162 22:04 - Never expected to see this largest and finest planet construction facility! But it came true!
I couldn't resist and orderd one, just a small piece, with one ocean and a mere half million of fjords. It was a bargain, it costed just a fraction of zetta credit, $0.99 including state and local taxation + delivery and packing ($0.01)! They said it would be orbiting in my asteroid belt zone in safe distance of nearest asteroid before I return home. And when I mentioned, that I won the money in Alien Casino, they added habitable zones adjustments for free! I'm sure, I'm going to win the next governor election, giving this planet to my subjects as recreation facility!
BTW, you could mention that the box opens only when bitten (a little) by the defense system! 
#5163 22:05 - A fast and easy find!
Just some toasters roaming around delayed me a while, as I considered them to be muggles, but looking closer I sent them two Piracla missiles and the GZ was "muggle free" again! Huh, huh!
T4TC!
#5164 22:06 - How to say it polite way? Well, the cache is a bit more "robotian" than I like. But I managed both to find and open it!
#5165 22:07 - Scaaaary! I gave two disfavorite points.
#5166 22:08 - Easy grabbing, well yes! But easy landing? No way! Putting a cache in the middle of planets conveyor ocean stream is a bad joke! You should, really, add a parking waypoint and recommend to go the last hundred miles by foot!
But the cache and the landscape are sooo beautiful! So many shining creatures all around! How do you call them? Firefish? Fireflies? 
#5167 22:09 - [My first Traditional Virtual! At first I couldn't find anything, but then I remembered, that] "rock" is also a branch of local accustic art discipline [and everything was clear at once!
#5168 22:10 - Getting to the cache wasn't easy, as there always were some humans around doing some ridiculous activities. I even considered to scan the past and find a time window when nobody had been around, but space travelling is forbidden here (unless you know the right humans, Doctor, don't you?), so I didn't try. Then occured to me to shift a bit the dimension phasing, really a little bit, just to become transparent for the photon waves (local life forms use exclusively this form of space-aware scanning), but to maintain direct material interaction coupling (I needed to open the container a pick out the logbook, after all, didn't I? 
T4TC!
#5169 22:11 - Magic is legal in this system? WTF!
Nevertheless, I caught two of them right ("rite"
T4TC!
#5170 22:12 - On my way to/from Нихонгу I transfered in Iştan-Büll from interstellar to planet transport! I didn't know the cache was probably there and have learned about it until recently!
This cache, well, rather its topic, has a sentimental value for me. I remember meeting Ömer (yes, the actual Ömer the Tourist) during the campaign when I was running for the office of governer for the first time. It was 30 cycles (42 terran years, I guess) ago. The human's opinion, wit and so un-imperial view of politics help me to "step out" of the row of fellow rival candidates. We remained friends even after he returned to Turkey, exchanged postcards and crystals (which he usually crashed after reading them and seasoned with the powder his kebab, huh, huh
As I already know, I should take the hints and descriptions of this series' caches very literaly, so I looked directly into the memory of this movie.
#5171 22:13 - Crispy? "Furry" is the correct word! Yuck, yuck!
#5172 22:14 - Well, my first Pebble has already voted (to retire), so I could found the cache with ease. T4TC!
#5173 22:15 - Well, answered yes to all these question a long before, but that time they told me that I "may have been abducted by Humans". Well, it might make sense, as I am The Alien!
Cache found exactly as described and I must proudly state, that the photonaspirators were the products of factory in my asteroid belt! They are one of our best export articles!
#5174 22:16 - Hint, please! It could save a lot of time for future searchers.
Nevertheless, the cache is beautiful, I was so taken, that I almost dropped that blue marble into a nearby black hole! (But I managed to catch it, at last!
#5175 22:17 - Nice hide! LOL!
#5176 22:18 - "Mind big as a planet and such a loosy cache!"
Hey, Marvin, stop, stop doing this! It was a joke! Can't you hear the quotes and italics?
Actually, it's one of the best, well - The Best, cache hidden by an AI, I've ever found.
#5177 22:19 -I was mildly disappoint, that it was smaller on inside, actually. Yes, I know, it's just a cache container, not a real TARDIS, but stil.
#5178 22:20 - It is a hint what clever! To think leads it you, small rather it is, but widom Yoda's knowing, this thought reevaluete should you. And longer a while little it about thinking, know suddenly you, look what should you at! TC4T!
#5179 22:21 - Oh yeah! But I've read The Adventures of David, the King-to-be during my transport to Нихонгу, so I was well prepared to pecualrities of terran physics!
#5180 22:22 - I remember having a T-shirt with "When I was your age, the Tenth was a planet!" printed on it. And it used to be true, then! Now nobody describes Tenth other then as "the biggest drop of water in the Universe", "The Lagoon" or, less poetically, "the reservoir". Sad, sad times. T4TC!
#5181 22:23 - I don't like these protonation-scanning mysteries too much. You spend whole day folding the reality to learn a heap of unuseful facts, you forget instantly, once the final coordinates emanate. Well, T4TC!
#5182 22:24 - [Well, #29... Logbook? Good feeling? Fame? No, no, not even money, as a Ferengi would expected. The right answer is] points! [And isn't that strange obeject a] pointer? [Yes, its!
#5183 22:25 - /.--/./.-../.-..//../-//.--/.-/...//./.-/.../-.--//-/---/---//./.-/.../-.--/ T4TC!
#5184 22:26 - I've never been good in logic, since I'm a politician, not a starship pilot. But I know some of them!
#5185 22:27 - I must admit, that I've not even tried to solve the mystery. So many sloths, it could take whole election terms to find the solution. So you followed one "very unspicious" alien I've seen in casine and voilá! The cache was in front of my photonic sensors!
#5186 22:28 - On the other hand, research is my hobby! I never follow any "scientific approach", but I always get the results, electorate wants to see. T4TC!
#5187 22:29 - Strange bunch, these Jedi. They almost clubbed me to death with these shining clubs of their, when I toss a raay coin into the grid on floor before the entrance, clapped all my appendages, including those in other dimensions, and prayed for finding the cache in liturgic voice (16.23424815 Hz).
But I stayed firm, kept humming, and when last of them fell, the walls of temple opened, and I easily took the cache with one of my hands. T4TC!
#5188 22:30 - I found the cache more than six decks, seven dispensers and twenty two corridor turns from the GZ, in Cat's den. Might it be less glittering, the Cat would let it alone...
I returned the container to its original place and wrapped in into wet stinky piece of dirt cloth, so hopefully the "creature" won't touch it again!
T4TC!
#5189 22:31 - The cache is not at the suggested location, but I consider the "mistake" in coordinates is part of the mystery, we're expected to solve.
#5190 22:32 - Работать с такыми большими номерами появилось более тяжоле, чем я ожидал. Но ползуя прабилные бычислытельные средства и приборы, я в конце достигнул успеха. Когда я приходил к коробке, мне было еще покончитсья с дикой птицой и ее острым клюбом. Но я нашел!
#5191 22:33 - Na ja, wirklich! Ich habe gewiesen studieren Klingonisch und Astronomie werde bezählte! DFDC!
#5192 22:34 - I h-a-t-e climbing caches. Fortunately it looks like this one is the only one in the series! T4TC!
#5193 22:35 - I almost didn't make it back! I left the parking too late, so the Sun nearly caught me. Fortunately I had accidentaly dropped my high-index sunscreen cream, clumsily stepped on it, so my soles were well protected!
#5194 22:36 - Oh no, so many tiny puzzle pieces! I had to resolve to brute force! Luckily this planet is not as big, as many others, so it took "just"17 miliseconds to search all the probable hiding places!
And doing so, I found a lot of remaining caches of this series, too!
T4TC!
#5195 22:37 - Och, der Monat! Ich ohlmosste nicht notizierte diese Planete hast ein Trabant von its aun! Danke für deine Käsch!
#5196 22:38 - Found while searching for the Pirates' cache.
#5197 22:39 - Found while searching for the Pirates' cache.
#5198 22:40 - Found accidentaly while searching for the Pirates' cache.
#5201 22:43 - Well, I skipped the earthbound part and went directly to the surface of Moon. After few steps, well "jumps" it was over. As I wore my standard tourist spacesuite, I was in no hurry, as poor Fridrih was. I sat on a stone, and while logging, I observe the beautifule planet of Finnland setting on the east horizon.
P.S. My rubberstamp problems keep on - this time some joker replaced regular ink with a disapearing one. Sublimating one, to be exact. So this beautiful stamp left in my notebook only almost impalpable depressions.
#5202 22:44 - Found accidentaly while searching for the Pirates' cache. 
#5203 22:45 - Another vacation cache...
#5204 22:46 - Nice one! I already visited Babylon 5 station before, and I have to admit, that since the situation in the sector calmed down, it came again to its former shape, perhaps even improved. Especially the security is much better, now. On my last v isit I wouldn't dare thru some parts of the trail to cache, the security people wouldn't let me go there, in fact. And today? The poverty is gone, junkies disappeared. You can see some smugglers, illicit moneychangers, and maybe one or two desperate suicide bombers. That's all!
The container is beautiful, precious Centauri handiwork (and no one tries to steal it!). It's a pity that I left without a stamp, again. Instead of rubberstamp there is a filigree Narnan seal inside. The seal wax was gone, I had no one with me (I take two or three with me, usually) and had to leave early or to wait another five kiloseconds. Shame on me!
#5205 22:47 - Refreshing walk through the swamp awashed by mild lukewarm rain. When I found the container, a microstorm came suddenly and washed cleanly fresh printed letterbox stamp from my, still open, noticebook. As I didn't want to add another water into the cache container, I resigned and left. T4TC!
#5206 22:48 - Quick multi, just 4 short, mile or two long, flights between stages. TNLN, T4TC!
#5207 22:49 - As the previous one, this was again a quick multi. I borrowed a BMW (Bidirectional Mangler for Wormholes) at the base shop, for moderate fee, so I didn't have to dial the Tauri coordinates to get back. The whole trip, including logging, took 1 minute and 14 seconds! Accros the Milky Way galaxy! Not bad, I guess!
#5208 22:50 - The fiftieth cache in one hour, and with five stages. I'm getting a little tired. Time travelling is forbidden in Solar system, but you can still lengthen your time, so you can make it. But still, time is not as ellastic as matter is, so you spent all of it travelling, searching and logging, and only crumbs are left for sleep.
This was my first visit to dwarf planet, as this category was ratificated just last week by the Galactic Senate (and only two weeks earlier by the Imperial Council). T4TC!
#5209 22:51 - As I'm already quite worn by completing this quest (series), it took me quite log to image, where to go for the final. In fact, I went to two wrong places, indeed. 
#5210 22:52 - Nice place, T4TC!
#5211 22:53 - Interesting specimen, thanks for showing it to the community! T4TC!
#5212 22:54 - Gonzo's planet, the beautiful □□□□□□□, is marvelous place! Thank you for making me to visit this fascinating part of Universe! T4TC!
#5213 22:55 - Beautiful planet and, mostly, harmless! (I've almost recovered, so far.) T4TC!
#5214 22:56 - I finished this one mostly from my chair, but I couldn't omited to visit the formation on the given galactic coordinates. Liked it! T4TC!
#5215 22:57 - Never before played Wherigo in polar region. It adds an extra challenge to the game:
Go to the exact coordinates...
But so near to the planets pole even a tine movement changes the latitude readings almost by tenths of degrees...
Well, finally, I made it, I had to use some of my lower appendages I've not used for megas! Reading a 3D images was, on contrary no challenge at all, as my photon sensors can be reconfigured by whim of thought. Nevertheless, beautiful excercise!
T4TC!
#5216 22:58 - Coneheads are fine people. Lot of them lives in the asteroid belt I rule. However as there are no caves on asteroids, I've never heard this interisting fact. As local Coneheads live at my governorate for generations, maybe they already forget about their ancient history...
T4TC!
#5217 22:59 - Hi! It's a fine experimental geocache! It was nice to visit Sol3 again, I haven't been here for nearly 5 microseconds.
So, as to the experiment:
- 2. I dropped a 14 altarian pounds bowling ball and it depressed the slide 15 □□ down, however the ball wasn't buried at all, the remaining 3.852 □□ remained above the ground.
There were no casualties, as I informed local authorities beforehand and all sophonts and most of other life forms had been evacuated. The damages bill, just rebuilding of one or two settlements, has been already accepted by Groundspeek Inc. financial HQ.
- 3. It took me just one day. It occured, that what appears as many overlapping leaves, is , in fact, a sole leave folding thru several dimension. I've never seen this before, just here, on Sol3.
T4TC!
#5218 23:00 - Well, I prefer dry landscape before mud and moisture. (All the water i my asteroid belt has already sublimated out a long time ago, if it ever has been there...)
However, what a cacher wouldn't do for a good log? I post responses directly in the log, as there is nothing "sensitive" in them:
1. Understood.
2. Done.
- 3. Planned.
T4TC!
#5219 23:01 - I must recommend Sea of Tranquility Resort to all my friend! never got such good bath before! T4TC!
#5220 23:02 -It took me ages to get out from the black hole! Fortunately I returned before I entered it, so my schedule wasn't harmed!
But why? For a silly joke! Everybody knows, that earthcaches are pure virtual!
T4TC!
#5221 23:03 - Thanks for sharing the final locational! I'm not as young as young as I use(d) to be and hopping all over around the Atomium balls didn't seem attractive to me at all! T4TC!
#5222 23:04 - But hopping asteroids is another mug of coffee! As an asteroid belt Governor I regulary visit regions of my domain. This cache reminded me of my home and my favorite routines. Well, my vacation is coming to its end and I feel really homesick, now! 
#5223 23:05 - Poor Signal! But I'm sure that after this crisis is off, Starfleet gives Signal a new Schraube, ehm, antenna.
#5224 23:06 - I'm not used to accept command from mere starhip captains, or even low main engineers!
No, in fact, it was an honor to meet cpt. Kirk and Mr. Scott! They are big celebrities im our quadrant, indeed! Their photos will forever occupy honorary pages in my autograph book!
T4TC!
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The rubberstamp is missing!
The second letterbox I've found in this series and broken again! At first I thought, that the stamp uses an invisible ink, but then I realised, that it's not a "rubberstamp", but rather a "laserstamp". However, the battery is depleted and none of my supplies is compatble with terran technology.
Dopisy s odpovědmi na otázky "Earth" keší
Pro zachování autenticity jsem ponechal všechny své překlepy a pravopisné chyby.
Sent: Saturday, April 2, 2016 12:05 PM
To: Tout Puissant Conrad Uno
Subject: [GEO] Bohusz contacting Tout Puissant Conrad Uno from Geocaching.com
Hi,
I visited your GalaxyCache GC6E8YJ "Zvjezdani putnik". The answers to your unexpressed question are:
- The star names constitue five categories:
Art Opuses, Plants, Actiovation Codes, Typos and Nonsense Clusters
- The assignemnt of names into categories is:
- Art Opuses: Opiatrix (youtube video)
- Plants: Cardamomum
- Activation Codes: Abracadabra
- Typos: Dixitsilentio, Exxxoskeleton, Belzefluorine
- Nonsense Clusters: Ionidinomeney, Facilitrib, Gargantuascas, Giquamotateo
T4TC, Bohusz
Sent: Saturday, April 2, 2016 12:15 PM
To: Mae Carol Jemison
Subject: [GEO] Bohusz contacting Mae Carol Jemison from Geocaching.com
Hi Mae,
I visited your Galaxycache GC6E3D0 "In 1992..." on April 1, 2016. Here are the unrequested answers:
- The "woman" is actually the female technological variant of Homo Sapiens Sapiens, a terran sophont species, variety of Galactic Common Ape.
- The one identified as Mae-Carol-Jemison was born just once and still lives her first life.
T4TC, Bohusz
Sent: Saturday, April 2, 2016 12:44 PM
To: Muppets from Space!
Subject: [GEO] Bohusz contacting Muppets from Space! from Geocaching.com
Hi Muppets,
on April 1, 2016 I visited □□□□□□□, the Gonzo's origin planet. Here are the answers to your questiones:
- □□□□□□□ is part of □□□□□-□□□□□□ System, thi binary system i □□□□□□□□□ sector.
- The mass of □□□□□□□ is 12.250e+20 □□ and its median radius is 18,859 □□□.
- The atmosphere is similar to the terran one, but more humid and with more oxygen:
74.02% of nitrogen
23.16% of oxygen
1.204% of dihydrogen oxid
1.001% of argon
0.027% of carbon dioxide
and others - The planet is rather old, about 75% surface is made of □□□□, 16% of □□□□□, and the rest is □□□□□□□, □□□□□, □□□□ □□□ and others.
T4TC, Bohusz
Sent: Saturday, April 2, 2016 1:02 PM
To: Megadodo Publications
Subject: [GEO] Bohusz contacting Megadodo Publications from Geocaching.com
To the hands of President Zarniwoop, Megadodo Publications, Ursa Minor Beta.
Venerable President Zarniwoop,
on April 1, 2016 I visited your GalaxyCache GC6DFZ2 "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".
I performed the measurement thrice, i.e. I flew around the planet three times and measured the time, while my other self waited in Islington and measured the time, too. After each measurement we compared our result and we can affirm, the THEY DIFFER!
Thank you for showing me/us the Earth, it's realy harmless! (Mostly.)
Your faithful reader, Bohusz
Sent: Saturday, April 2, 2016 1:48 PM
To: Ender Wiggin
Subject: [GEO] Bohusz contacting Ender Wiggin from Geocaching.com
Hello Ender, the Humble!
On April 1, 2016 I visited your "Earth" cache GC6E0HE "Planet Types". Thank to my previous voyages I already visited all the required planet types, so I just consulted my notes to provide you with the required answers.
As I don't know which coordinate system is best for you, I use the one used in my homespace of □□□□□□ □□□□□-□□□□□□□□□. As well I use the temperature units and planet types names. I cannot use the terran ones, because there is galactic coordinate system used in the Sol System, nad they haven't developed any systematic planet classification yet, as well. And due to the malfunctions in my information equipment I cannot convert °□□ neither °F, °C nor K.
1.1: 255□/78.455□□ 8225.14□□, type: □□□□, north -98°□, equatorial 18°□, cold sand and & rock deserts
1.2: 4□/-255.32□□ -85.125□□, type: □□□□□□, north 5°□, equatorial 48°□, fluid gasoid with scaling density
1.3: 1258□/69.854□□ 200.113□□, type: □□□□ □□□□, north -401°□, equatorial -380°□, ash covered metan ice with slow nuclear fusion core
1.4: 951□/2.254□□ -470.552□□, type: □□□□□□, north -80°□, equatorial 76°□, dihygrogen oxid ("water") oceans and plant covered rocky plates
2.1: 223□/-78.548□□ 2201.265□□, type: □□□□-□□, north -45°□, equatorial -4°□, cold ferro-sand desert with old rock formations
2.2: 001□/-96.253□□ 23.008□□, type: □□□□ □□, north -290°□, equatorial -302°□, gaso-plasmatic hyperfluid
2.3: 25□/0.524□□ 2501.025□□, type: □□□ □, north 20°□, equatorial 37°□, water covered rocky body
2.4: 98532□/821.125□□ 11.547□□, type: □□□ □, north -96°□, equatorial -71°□, scarred metalic crust
3.1: 225.2□/96.219□□ -14.558□□, type: □□□□, north 1023°□, equatorial 750°□, liquid rocks ("lava") with floating crust
3.2: 7515□/12.005□□ -987.256□□, type: □□□□□, north 70°□, equatorial 70°□, agricultural controlled environment - fields
3.3: 741□/3.251□□ 8702.021□□, type: □ □□□□□, north -12°□, equatorial 28°□, global swamps
3.4: 2369□/4001.001□□ -54.200□□, type: □□□□□□□, north -160°□, equatorial -125°□, cold rock desert ith sparce metan lakes or ice formations
4.1: 2236□/541.658□□ -2.018□□, type: □□□/□□□, north 15°□, equatorial 18°□, bacteria consummed rocks with metabolic juice in lower elevations
4.2: 78-58□/-1205.021□□ 2480.210□□, type: □□□ □□□□, north 15°□, equatorial 59°□, prebiotic plantlike oceans
4.3: 255□/85.200□□ -7001.185□□, type: □□□□ □□, north -190°□, equatorial -90°□, eroded postgeologic inactive dusty plains
4.4: 11452□/17.220□□ 20.554□□, type: □□□□ □□□ □□□□, north 5°□, equatorial 5°□, technological structures, mostly metalic and hyperpolymer
T4TC, Bohusz
Sent: Sunday, April 3, 2016 6:03 AM
To: Beldar and Prymaat
Subject: [GEO] Bohusz contacting Beldar and Prymaat from Geocaching.com
Dear Beldar and Prymaat!
Just a too days before I visted your RemulakCache GC6EJFM "Stalagmites are Cave Cones". Here you are with my answers:
- Done.
- Yes. Well, I guess, 'cause I've not found any, so I guess, the colors had to match pretty well.
- In all the caves I visited on Remulak (□□□ □□□□, □□□□□, □□ □□□ □□, □□-□□□□, and □□□□□□□) the colors were matching, as I haven't found any Coneheads there.
The only exception was □□ □□□ □□, where the colors were matching, too, but I've found 5 Coneheads there - these were children playing *hide-and-seek*,
so it was quite easy to see them when moving (stalagmites doesn't move).
Then I visited some caves in Moravsk□ Kras area on Sol3. At first I thought, that the colors were matching, too, but in Kate□insk□ Jeskyn□ I suddennly noticed a Conehead squating motionless near a far wall. When I approached, I could see four more, as they moved supprised by me coming their direction. It was a familly enjoying calm solitude; parents telling children ancient stories of hiding in caves on Remulak.
I guess that in caves on different planets the colors sometimes don't match, due to the different geological history and the physiology of Coneheads not (yet?) adapted to local natural conditions.
T4TC, Bohusz
Subject: MoonCache #GC6EDG1
Date: April 1, 2016
Task report: 1. Done. 2. It's mostly Acne. Estimated dose is 1,500,000 +/- 37 of standard Altarian barrel of benzoyl peroxide. 3. Doors found, but nobody at home. Ordered moon pie from Chattanooga Bakery, but they don't delivery to Moon. 4. No one. There is just a wall there, separating East Dark Side of the Moon from the West one. 5. Not sure, whom I've seen. It looks like they are disguising opne for another. I definitely "saw" Amelia, but I think, it was Elvis, actually. Or maybe Mr. Sanders, considering her/his bearlike gait. And one of the "pebbles" lok exactly like George W. Washington, especially when coughing! MSgt. Bohusz
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