Shit, the red dot of the night. The star Bettleggeuse look somewhat red.
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Tried Betelgeuse, but never with Burnt hay, good one.
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Tons of NMS lore refer to a world with âGreen skies, a red star, and an obsidian moonâ
Well done Mr Poly. 
Youâre my hero!
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Is that the actual code to somewhere?
Can we be friends again now?
Wow!! 
[high five] Way to go!!! Suits you perfectly, too. You are a 
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So is it the code to the memory block? No one has said and I have no way to check
Yes, it is.
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Yes. For node AX2.
Oh we were supposed to infer that the red dot in the sky is a star? Not sure I buy into that logic to be honestâŚI never looked at the night sky and thought âhmmâŚthat star there looks redâ or a different color from any of the others to be honestâŚjust small white dots of light.
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Never stopped, arguments are healthy.
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I donât even buy into the logic of seeing a star so clearly during a storm at night so as to be traumatized by itâŚitâs a bloody storm, probably not going to see any stars much less with enough clarity to be scared for the next ~80 years.
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Perhaps Alex has pelopsia, which I learned about while looking up a million different visual maladies related to palinopsia. This ARG! (shakes fists)
gratz Poly
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According to the hints we got from the ânudgeâ, the âuneasy bartonâ text and the âUDC(B)â might still be puzzles to solve.
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It might not be trauma, remember the weird steps to save Arnaud? Maybe his treatment was to smell Burnt hay and visualize Betelgeuse?
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I am glad we got the solution, but I still find it quite a stretch, sorry to say. If that is supposed to be difficulty then I wonder what else we can expect.
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âBurnt Hay and Betelgeuseâ
- Country Music Awardsâ Song of the Year, 2019
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Ahhhgh! Well done! I kept thinking "Why is he calling it a âdotâ? Wow! Good sleuthing, sir! Have a 
I canât give apparently. lol
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