Mathical

[0_0]

puhhh finaly lvl 16

Binary codes to translate. Any luck? Trying to find a good site to help with translating it.

[scary]

it was easy. now lvl 17

Need help on lvl 18.
I only know the 3rd pic

[0_0]

it was easy. now lvl 17

Gee, thanks for the hint.
A little hint on binary translation would be nice for those unfamiliar with it.

[emilyyy]

im stuck on level one, this sucks. someone help me. where do i look???

[0_0]

im stuck on level one, this sucks. someone help me. where do i look???

Refresh my memory. What does the page look like? Then I can give you a hint.

Try right click on the screen and pick view source and read it.

[scary]

Gee, thanks for the hint.

... I got it on my own, anyway thx

But I realy need help on lvl 18..
The meaning of the newspaper and the man.....

[0_0]

A little hint on binary translation would be nice for those unfamiliar with it.

OK, I found it. Here's a push for those who might need it.

Keep this in mind: 10=2, 100=4, 1000=8, 10000=16, 100000=32, and 1000000=64.

Use these figures to find the decimal equivalent of each 7 digit group.

Then use ASCii chart to find the letters.

Remember to type in as all lower case and no space!

1010010=1000000+10000+10=64+16+2=82 Which is "R" on an ASCii chart

Level 18 is a toughy. Of 4 images, I only know what the last two are.

the 3rd is a major ivy league university

and the 4th is a famous international prize/award of accomplishment (which BTW does not award a prize in Mathematics, but does have one for Physics and one for Economics which are both math related).

Any hints of the significance of the first two images would help. I tried Googling the headline from the newspaper clip but found nothing.

[Black-Element]

Will someone please help me on 6? =\

[KatRose]

Stuck on 18. I got the third picture thanks to 0 0, but I'm still stuck on all the others

What was 6? I might be able to help.

[0_0]

Will someone please help me on 6? =\

Look closely at the examples given. I googled the middle one and the list of references jogged my memory.

3i+2 is that a simple number?

[EJGRgunner]

I figured out who the man in the picture is.

He's a famous Princeton alumnus

He did in fact win the prize in the fourth picture

An Oscar winning movie was based on a biography of his life

John F. Nash

[KatRose]

I used Wikipedia for that one. 0 0, can you help me with the fourth image on level eighteen?

[EJGRgunner]

I still don't know what the first picture means, or what the title "The Name (1, 9, 4)" means...

[0_0]

Stuck on 18. I got the third picture thanks to 0 0, but I'm still stuck on all the others

I'm still at 18.

Nordino forum has post suggesting that it is a person who won the prize in mathematics from the award symbolized by the coin (4th image).

However, I googled the name of the award and the official site has no listing under mathematics and the 2nd site mentioned (which is info and trivia re: the famous award (N.P.) has explanations as to why there is no award for mathematics.

It is someone who won the prize in Economics?

I figured out who the man in the picture is.

He's a famous Princeton alumnus

He did in fact win the prize in the fourth picture

An Oscar winning movie was based on a biography of his life

John F. Nash

Thanks. Nice nested spoilers!

[KatRose]

Thanks guys, I just need the 1st picture now. 0 0, EJGRgunner gave some excellent clues in post #83 (don't worry, he's got spoilers within spoilers). (1, 9, 4) refers to the number of letters in each word of a title...

PM me if you want the answer, I'm on 19 now