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#ingressglyphs   Originally shared by James Thirteen This is one of the first calibration grid tests that are currently being conducted. This version represents a 3 dimensional grid with 21 calibration points. As you can see the grid lines up when rotated about it's horizontal axis every 90°. When rotated through it's vertical axis it only lines up at 180°. Could the fact the grid only lines up on one axis indicate a direction? Like the grid is pointed at something when the instructions are executed. Similar to how the portal key system works? There would be several ways for the lines of the glyphs to be laid out. We hope rotating the grid would give other glyphs not yet seen. Also with the idea of combining glyphs to expand their meanings as  Anthony Castanza has mentioned could represent possible control functions of the portals yet to be explored.

Looks like Anthony Castanza might be on to something. Originally shared by Anthony Castanza Four Indications that some of the basic principles of what we know about #shaperglyphs  are wrong. The addition of new and unknown glyphs to the scanner the other day prompted me to reevaluate the symbols that have been there the entire time. From four of those symbols, I've come to the conclusion that our existing glyph calibration grid is incomplete, and that fact has been staring us in the face for quite some time. Two of the calibration points have been withheld, until now, by an unknown individual, for an unknown purpose. With the simple modification from a square within a hexagon to a hexagon within a hexagon these previously unaccountable symbols are accommodated perfectly. But more importantly, these have been circulating amongst the general population for a considerable amount of time, and yet, their meanings are completely unknown, with no previous point of reference to being spec...