Showing posts with label Project 501. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project 501. Show all posts

Sunday, May 19, 2019

The MasterKey





Friday, November 9, 2018

Saturday, June 6, 2015

Project 501 Urgent Status Update


Due to current HVBN instability and proximity of omega convergence point, an update is required.
 
Beta protocol: maintain LEVSF pivot, JEJ/LJVTX/P501,  SWA CZC MND PIE PRM SRD BOS URF.
 
Request urgent modulation of S2EXT protocol. 
 

Sunday, May 4, 2014

Project 501 Update


Alpha timeline with HVBN until intersection has an increasing probability of p=0.9. Alternative beta timeline with sporadic YXRs, converging into possible LEVSF pivoting to next HVBN before intersection, has a decreasing probability of p=0.1 due to increased grid ratio.
 
Beta strategies have been modulated. 
 
Intersection probability peak comes close to omega convergence point with an antarionid RM intersection which includes P501 and all hyperphasic intersections in the optimal sequence order. Alpha and beta timelines converge into one as we limit towards the omega convergence point.
 

Saturday, October 5, 2013

Project 501 Update

Alpha timeline with HVBN until intersection has a probability of p=0.8. The alternative beta timeline with multiple MVBNs, converging into possible next HVBN before intersection has a probability of p=0.2.
 
Beta strategies have been modulated and need to remain strictly classified.
 
There are two major intersection probability peaks remaining.

The previous intersection probability peak within RR2-3 intermediate period has collapsed due to incomplete intel about L1 and L0 anomaly.
 
The first major intersection probability peak comes shortly after the beginning of the RR3-4 intermediate period, p=0.3. Alpha timeline is partially classified P501 with gradual to fast M increase and with probability of some form of EL contact. This leads to complex interference with existing HVBN on the surface, multiple MVBNs being one triangulation alternative and time compression into the convergence point being another one. Shortly before the omega convergence point this timeline anyway converges into an antarionid RM intersection. Beta timeline comes with declassified P501 with multiple MVBNs and then with RM intersections as soon as possible.
 
The second major intersection probability peak comes close to omega convergence point with an antarionid RM intersection, p=0.7. Alpha and beta timelines converge into one as we limit towards the omega convergence point.
  

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Project 501 Report

Alpha timeline with HVBN until intersection has an increasing probability of p=0.6. The alternative beta timeline with sporadic YXRs, converging into possible next HVBN before intersection has a decreasing probability of p=0.4 due to increased grid ratio.
 
Beta strategies have not yet been modulated and will come in a separate report. 
 
There are three major intersection probability peaks.
 
The first one comes within the first half of the RR2-3 intermediate period, p=0.3. Alpha timeline is classified P501 with gradual M increase but without any hyperphasic intersections. Hyperphasic intersections come in cascading convergence only as we limit towards the omega convergence point. Beta timeline comes with declassified P501 with RM intersections as soon as possible. 
 
There is a minor peak towards the end of RR2-3 period which coincides with L2 penetration point. 
 
The second major intersection probability peak comes shortly after the beginning of the RR3-4 intermediate period, p=0.3. Alpha timeline is partially classified P501 with gradual to fast M increase and with probability of some form of EL contact. This leads to complex interference with existing HVBN on the surface. Some time before the omega convergence point this timeline bifurcates into fast hyperphasic intersections. Beta timeline again comes with declassified P501 with RM intersections as soon as possible.
 
The third major intersection probability peak comes close to omega convergence point with an antarionid RM intersection which includes P501 and all hyperphasic intersections in the optimal sequence order, p=0.4. Alpha and beta timelines converge into one as we limit towards the omega convergence point.