Fringetelevision posted an article from Julian Sanchez, Ars Technica editor. Julian cracked the glyph code! He gives a run-down of how he did it on his blog. Check it out and watch for the glyphs tonight.
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Here’s a chart of the glyphs and their corresponding letter.
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the glyphs at the end will spell out be sure to drink your Ovaltine SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!
What about the missing letters in the cipher. Seems to me you need more images If you used all images 4 times (a dot in each corner of every image) wouldn’t that give you a cipher of A-Z & 0-9??
MrDerka,
Check out the updated GLYPHS chart on our Glyphs page. Some the glyphs that are not filled in yet are only blank because we have not seen that letter shown during Fringe yet. It’s not that there won’t be a glyph revealed for that letter eventually. For example, we just learned the letter ‘F’ glyph this week when we were presented with the word FATHER.
Darrell
What is the picture/code used for ‘F’ and when are the blank letters going to be filled out. Cos i just watched one episode of Season 2 and the word was ‘Dejavu’ on Episode 6. ‘J’ is the picture of the Daisy flower with the glowing dot at the top right corner.