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#Life 1.05
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#D Still-Life Reflector
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#D Converts one glider into 4 for any input stream
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#D with a period of 672 or greater, unless pipelining
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#D techniques are employed. It is a great challenge
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#D to come up with the small, fast reflector that
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#D consists solely of still-lifes. Dieter Leithner
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#D (dietrich.deithner@dlr.de) is offering a $100
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#D prize for the first stable glider reflector that
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#D fits within a 50x50 box.
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#D A glider collides with a boat in generation 97,
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#D destroying the boat but creating a B-heptomino at
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#D generation 107. This is converted into a Herschel
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#D in 59 generations. Herschel conduits of lengths 64,
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#D 77, 77, 64, 64, 77, 119, and 64 set the Herschel up
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#D for a final collision to recreate the destroyed
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#D The first stable glider reflectors were created by
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#D Paul Callahan and Dean Hickerson in late 1996. This
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#D one by Dave Buckingham, May 30, 1997.
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