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Notable examples of a the harmonic encryption algorithm include [[Science Station 7623]]'s use of the procedure to encrypt its logs of transwarp experiments. In the case of Science Station 7623, hints about the algorithm were provided through subtle clues. For example, since the message was detectable at a frequency of 92 hertz, star charts included in the station's reports were deliberately made to exclude a nearby pulsar which rotated at the same frequency. | Notable examples of a the harmonic encryption algorithm include [[Science Station 7623]]'s use of the procedure to encrypt its logs of transwarp experiments. In the case of Science Station 7623, hints about the algorithm were provided through subtle clues. For example, since the message was detectable at a frequency of 92 hertz, star charts included in the station's reports were deliberately made to exclude a nearby pulsar which rotated at the same frequency. | ||
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