Moon Hotspot

[Chintan]

[quote name='The Arch Bishop' timestamp='1346675918' post='3027618']
Both please.
[/quote]

There are a couple of different ways to move the wonders.

Here's one method:

[QUOTE name='Chintan']1. Go to your nation's main page. If you have at least one moon or mars wonder, there should be a moon or mars symbol next to your nation name, like shown below. Click it. This will bring up a map showing your moon/mars wonders.
[IMG]https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-gz6fXgSEqDM/TtnQad8R6yI/AAAAAAAAAdg/B-mutlc_ixs/s399/moonlink.png[/IMG]
[IMG]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-QCHTyDVOj_M/TtnQaZs-dUI/AAAAAAAAAdg/CbQpzmJGa2E/s395/marslink.png[/IMG]

2. Find the wonder you want to move. If you haven't moved it in the past 7 days, it's icon will be draggable. Drag it a little. It doesn't matter where. Do [b]NOT[/b] confirm the move.

3. If you chose the base, there should be one link to move the base. If you chose the colony or mine, there should be two links, one for moving the wonder, and one for both moving it and resetting the colony citzen count/changing the mine resource. [b]Right[/b] click the link you want and copy it. Do [b]NOT[/b] left click.

4. Paste the link into a text editor, like Notepad.

5. Find the appropriate hotspot location in this topic. It will say something like "[B](<number>,<number>) URL Segment: lat=<number>&lon=<number>[/B]". Copy the "[b]lat=[number]&lon=[number][/b]" part.

6. Go back to the text editor where you pasted the link in step 3. There should be a part of the URL that says "[B]lat=<another number>&lon=<another number>[/b]". Delete that part and paste in the text you just copied.

7. Double check what you entered. The latitude and longitude should match the latitude and longitude of the hotspot. Also make sure you didn't mix up the moon & mars hotspots.

8. Once you're sure the coordinates are entered correctly, copy the URL into your browser's address bar, and hit enter.

9. If you have more than one wonder, find the wonder type (i.e. either Base, Colony, or Mine) in the URL in your text editor and change it to the next wonder you want to move. Copy the URL into your browser's address bar, and hit enter. Note: Only do this if you want to do the same action for both wonders (i.e. move both or move & upgrade both). If you want different actions for the wonders, repeat steps 1-8 for the new wonder.

10. If you have a third wonder, repeat step 9 for your last wonder.[/QUOTE]

and here's another method:

[QUOTE name='Chintan']1. You need to complete this URL:[CODE]http://www.cybernations.net/national_wonders_map.asp?Nation_ID=<NationID>&Location=<location><optionalUpgrade>&Type=<wonder>&<coordinates>&VALUE=<value>[/CODE]
Copy it into a text editor like Notepad so you can fill in the parts you need to fill in.

There are 6 pieces you need to fill in:

[LIST]
[*][b]<NationID>[/b]: Replace this with your nation ID. You can get it from the URL of your nation's page.


[*][b]<location>[/b]: Replace this with either [b]Moon[/b] or [b]Mars[/b].


[*][b]<optionalUpgrade>[/b]: If you just want to move the wonder, [b]delete this part[/b]. If you also want to reset your colony's citizen count or change your mine resource, replace this with [b]&Upgrade=1[/b]. Keep in mind that just moving your wonder costs $10*(your NS), but also reseting your citizen count/changing your mine resource costs $100*(your NS). This can be quite expensive, so make sure it's worth it.


[*][b]<wonder>[/b]: Replace this with either [b]Base[/b], [b]Colony[/b], or [b]Mine[/b].


[*][b]<coordinates>[/b]: The coordinates of the hotspot. Replace <coordinates> with the part after "URL Segment:".


[*][b]<value>[/b]: This is a sequence of 10 characters you can get from the CN logout link. Copy the logout link and paste it into your text editor. The 10 characters will be at the end of the link. If you log out or get automatically logged out and log back in the 10 characters will change, and you will have to get them again.
[/LIST]

The final URL should look something like this:
[CODE]http://www.cybernations.net/national_wonders_map.asp?Nation_ID=334358&Location=Mars&Type=Base&lon=94&lat=30&VALUE=334CEA8CCC[/CODE]

2. Copy the completed URL, paste it into your address bar, and hit enter.

3. If you have more than one moon/mars wonder, for every other wonder replacing the [b]<wonder>[/b] part (and [b]<optionalUpgrade>[/b] if necessary) in the URL, copy the new link into your browser, and hit enter.[/QUOTE]

I'll make another post about finding the hotspots shortly.

[Chintan]

To find the hotspot, I go through all the possible moon hotspot coordinates (360*181 of them since there are 360 possible latitudes and 181 possible longitudes), and all mars hotspot coordinates, and eliminate the ones the don't match the results of the points tested so far, using these 4 properties:

1. The effectiveness at a point is:

effectiveness = max(50, 100-x*dist),

where dist is the distance between the point and the hotspot in radians (assuming the moon and mars are perfect spheres), and x is somewhere between 39.58565136 and 39.5856553 (I'm currently just using the intermediate value of 39.585653).

2. The moon and mars hotspot locations are related by:

mars latitude = moon latitude + (-29 or -30) modulus 169
mars longitude = moon longitude + (108 or 109) modulus 359

3. The hotspots fall close to (within ~1 degree latitude of) a line passing through the latitude, longitude plane. The lines are:

mars latitude = 169/359*(mars longitude) - 13.927
moon latitude = 169/359*(moon longitude) - 102.204

4. Knowing one coordinate of either the moon or mars hotspot uniquely determines both hotspots. For example, if the moon longitude is 67, this means that the moon hotspot is at (-71, 67) and the mars hotspot is at (69, 175), in order to match the locations observed in October 2009. All previously observed hotspot locations are listed below, sorted by moon latitude. This property also allows for elimination of certain latitudes/longitude. For example, the moon longtitude cannot be 143 or 144, and the mars latitude cannot be -64, because there is no possible hotspot location between the locations observed in Jun '11 and Aug '10.

[CODE]
Date Moon Lat Moon long Mars lat Mars long
Sep-11 -81 44 58 153
Oct-09 -71 67 69 175
Sep-09 -68 72 ??? ???
Jun-12 -64 80 75 -170
Jan-12 -60 89 79 -161
Jan-10 -43 126 -72 -124
May-10 -39 134 -69 103 Anomaly in mars longitude!
Sep-12 -38 137 -67 -113
Dec-10 -37 140 -66 -111
Jun-11 -35 142 -65 -108
Aug-10 -34 145 -63 -105
Jul-12 -32 148 -62 -102
Jul-11 -28 158 -57 -92
Mar-10 -26 162 -56 -88
May-11 -25 165 -54 -85
Jan-11 -23 168 -53 -82
Aug-11 -23 168 -53 -82
Nov-11 -23 168 -53 -82
Apr-11 -17 -177 -46 -69
May-12 -15 -174 -45 -65
Nov-10 -13 -169 -42 -60
Jul-10 -9 -161 -39 -52
Mar-12 -6 -155 -36 -46
Feb-10 -5 -152 -34 -44
Dec-11 2 -137 -27 -29
Feb-11 16 -108 -13 1
Mar-11 23 -93 -6 16
Apr-10 32 -74 3 -9 Anomaly in mars longitude!
Oct-11 32 -74 3 35
Nov-09 35 -68 5 41
Apr-12 53 -29 24 80
Jun-10 56 -23 26 86
Sep-10 56 -23 26 86
Feb-12 60 -15 30 94
Dec-09 67 -1 37 108
Aug-12 67 -1 37 108
Oct-10 70 7 41 116
[/CODE]

Edited September 3, 2012 by Chintan

[The Arch Bishop]

Cyber Nations doesn't make it simple do they? Thanks you Chintan I appreciate the help. I will need it!

[Enamel32]

So you're saying a hotspot is not completely random, but follows a linear pattern? That seems kind of...............silly.


Silly or not, that's pretty interesting. Thanks for posting Chintan!

By the way, I'd lmfao if there was a buffer overflow or something creating the mars 'anomalies'.

[Chintan]

Try these out in this order:

(-83, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=-83
(-81.99999999, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=-81.99999999
(-83, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=-83
(-81.99999999, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=-81.99999999

If any of the ones above give 50%, try these instead (although I suspect the latitude is outside the allowed range):

(85.99999999, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=85.99999999
(87.00000001, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=87.00000001
(85.99999999, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=85.99999999
(87.00000001, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=87.00000001

[skid]

[quote name='Chintan' timestamp='1349079776' post='3036218']
Try these out in this order:

(-83, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=-83
(-81.99999999, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=-81.99999999
(-83, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=-83
(-81.99999999, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=-81.99999999

If any of the ones above give 50%, try these instead (although I suspect the latitude is outside the allowed range):

(85.99999999, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=85.99999999
(87.00000001, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=87.00000001
(85.99999999, 42) URL Segment: lon=42&lat=85.99999999
(87.00000001, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=87.00000001
[/quote]The first one, (-83, 41), gives 100% Thanks!
[img]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a179/Kurt_Larsen_/Not%20Scenery/OCTHOTSPOT.png[/img]

Edited October 1, 2012 by pencilneck

[Chintan]

Excellent!

[size=5][b]Moon Hotspot Location (October 2012):[/b][/size]

[size=5][b](-83, 41) URL Segment: lon=41&lat=-83[/b][/size]


[quote name='pencilneck' timestamp='1349126599' post='3036299']
The first one, (-83, 41), gives 100% Thanks!
[img]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a179/Kurt_Larsen_/Not%20Scenery/OCTHOTSPOT.png[/img]
[/quote]

[Infopowerbroker]

[quote name='pencilneck' timestamp='1349126599' post='3036299']
The first one, (-83, 41), gives 100% Thanks!
[img]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a179/Kurt_Larsen_/Not%20Scenery/OCTHOTSPOT.png[/img]
[/quote]

Worked for me too! Thanks!

[Chintan]

A bit of trivia: This is the closest to one of the poles that any hotspot has ever been, counting both the moon and mars hotspots.

[Sephiroth]

[quote name='pencilneck' timestamp='1349126599' post='3036299']
The first one, (-83, 41), gives 100% Thanks!
[img]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a179/Kurt_Larsen_/Not%20Scenery/OCTHOTSPOT.png[/img]
[/quote]
Thanks, worked great for my Moon Colony. All my Moon stuff were 50% before moving my colony, I guess that means they only provide 50% of the advertised benefits of the Moon Wonders until you get them relocated to a 100% area? Just because my that spot provides 100% benefits for a Moon base doesn't mean it provides good benefits for the other Moon wonders or should I try getting all my Moon stuff into that general area? My silicone says it should be giving me +$12 income thanks to my other resources, but if the efficiency is 50% am I only getting +$6 income for my silicone? This stuff has probably been answered elsewhere and I apologize for not putting more effort into looking it up before asking but this is my first time setting up a base, colony and mine on the moon and I'm not really sure how all this works.

[Chintan]

[quote name='Methrage' timestamp='1349238212' post='3036921']
Thanks, worked great for my Moon Colony. All my Moon stuff were 50% before moving my colony, I guess that means they only provide 50% of the advertised benefits of the Moon Wonders until you get them relocated to a 100% area?
[/quote]

The effectiveness is 100% when you're right on the hotspot and drops off linearly as the distance from the hotspot increases, until it hits 50% at which point it stays at 50% if you get any farther away.

[quote name='Methrage' timestamp='1349238212' post='3036921']
Just because my that spot provides 100% benefits for a Moon base doesn't mean it provides good benefits for the other Moon wonders or should I try getting all my Moon stuff into that general area?
[/quote]

All 3 moon wonders have the same hotspot location.

[quote name='Methrage' timestamp='1349238212' post='3036921']
My silicone says it should be giving me +$12 income thanks to my other resources, but if the efficiency is 50% am I only getting +$6 income for my silicone?
[/quote]

Yes. The effectiveness affects the infra cost & upkeep bonus for the base, the citizen count for the colony, and the bonus from the resource for the mine. It does NOT affect the happiness bonus from any of the 3 wonders (but it does affect the happiness bonus from any mine resource).

Hope that helps!

Edited October 3, 2012 by Chintan

[jraenar]

I'm feeling mischievious. The hotspot is the same as it was two years ago. I'll let everyone figure out how to look that up.

[jerdge]

[quote name='jraenar' timestamp='1351747309' post='3047199']I'm feeling mischievious. The hotspot is the same as it was two years ago. I'll let everyone figure out how to look that up. [/quote]
Latitude -13
Longitude -169

URL code:
[code]&lon=-169&lat=-13[/code]

(This is verified.)

Edited November 1, 2012 by jerdge

[Gopherbashi]

[quote name='jerdge' timestamp='1351766295' post='3047228']
Latitude -13
Longitude -169

URL code:
[code]&lon=-169&lat=-13[/code]

(This is verified.)
[/quote]

Verified as per above.

[img]http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/5553/moonbase201211xx.png[/img]

[skid]

If it helps find the December Hotspot, -37, 140 (lon=140.00000&lat=-37.00000) gives 77%.
Last month's coordinates, -13, -169 (lon=-169.00000&lat=-13.00000) gives 50%.

Edited December 1, 2012 by pencilneck

[Chintan]

Try these:

(-55, 99) URL Segment: lon=99&lat=-55
(-54, 99) URL Segment: lon=99&lat=-54

[CubaQuerida]

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]lon=99&lat=-55 gives 99%[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]lon=99&lat=-54 gives 98%[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]lon=99&lat=-56 gives 98%[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Seems like it would be either:[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]lon=100&lat=-55[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]lon=98&lat=-55[/font][/color]

Edited December 2, 2012 by CubaQuerida

[Chintan]

[quote name='pencilneck' timestamp='1354387003' post='3059093']
If it helps find the December Hotspot, -37, 140 (lon=140.00000&lat=-37.00000) gives 77%.
[/quote]

You sure that's 77%? That doesn't seem to match up with the other points.

Edit: Never mind, it does match up.

Edited December 2, 2012 by Chintan

[Chintan]

Try this one:
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif](-55, 101) URL Segment: lon=99&lat=-55[/font][/color]

[skid]

[quote name='Chintan' timestamp='1354412524' post='3059300']
Try this one:
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif](-55, 101) URL Segment: lon=99&lat=-55[/font][/color]
[/quote]That was a lil confusing since you had two sets of numbers, but:
[img]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a179/Kurt_Larsen_/Not%20Scenery/DECHOTSPOT.png[/img]

Thanks so much, I'd be lost without you.

[Chintan]

[quote name='pencilneck' timestamp='1354413730' post='3059306']
That was a lil confusing since you had two sets of numbers, but:
[img]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a179/Kurt_Larsen_/Not%20Scenery/DECHOTSPOT.png[/img]

Thanks so much, I'd be lost without you.
[/quote]

Yeah, sorry, should have said:

(-55, 101) URL Segment: lon=101&lat=-55

[Chintan]

The floating point rounding error strikes again! It hasn't actually screwed up the search for the hotspots since Oct 2009, over 3 years ago, until now!

As a warning for everyone using Rich333's list of latitudes, -84.00000001 is on that list, but this month on Mars:

(-84.00000001, -150) gave 99% ([color=RED]MARS ONLY!![/color] Do not put your Moon wonders here!)
(-84.00000002, -150) gave 100% ([color=RED]MARS ONLY!![/color] Do not put your Moon wonders here!)

I wouldn't have suggested (-55, 99) and (-54, 99) as the first two points to try on the moon if I hadn't eliminated (-84, -149), (-84, -150), and (-84, -151) as possible mars hotspot locations on the basis of those not working with lat=-84.00000001. And of course it slowed down the hotspot search on mars too.

The list of longitudes I posted [url="http://forums.cybernations.net/index.php?showtopic=64843&st=720#entry2925533"]here[/url] agrees with all the hotspots so far, but that doesn't guarantee it's completely correct. Just like Rich333's list worked for over 3 years before failing, this one might work for a very long time and then fail when everyone has completely forgotten about the floating point rounding error and is least expecting it. Here's a copy of my list:

[spoiler][CODE]-87
{
-86.99999992
-86.99999993
-86.99999994
-86.99999995
-86.99999996
-86.99999997
-86.99999998
-86.99999999
-87.00000001
-87.00000002
-87.00000005
-87.00000006
-87.00000007
-87.00000009
}

-86
{
-85.99999991
-85.99999993
-85.99999994
-85.99999995
-85.99999998
-85.99999999
-86.00000001
-86.00000002
-86.00000003
-86.00000005
-86.00000006
-86.00000007
-86.00000009
}

-84
{
-83.99999991
-83.99999993
-83.99999994
-83.99999995
-83.99999996
-84.00000002
-84.00000005
-84.00000006
-84.00000007
-84.00000009
}

-80
{
-79.99999992
-79.99999993
-79.99999994
-79.99999995
-79.99999996
-79.99999997
-79.99999998
-80.00000001
-80.00000002
-80.00000004
-80.00000005
-80.00000006
-80.00000009
}

-72
{
-71.99999991
-71.99999992
-71.99999993
-71.99999994
-71.99999995
-71.99999998
-72.00000001
-72.00000002
-72.00000004
-72.00000005
-72.00000006
-72.00000007
-72.00000008
-72.00000009
}

-71
{
-70.99999991
-70.99999992
-70.99999993
-70.99999995
-70.99999996
-70.99999997
-70.99999998
-70.99999999
-71.00000001
-71.00000004
-71.00000005
-71.00000008
-71.00000009
}

-70
{
-69.99999991
-69.99999992
-69.99999993
-69.99999994
-69.99999995
-69.99999997
-69.99999998
-69.99999999
-70.00000001
-70.00000002
-70.00000004
-70.00000005
-70.00000007
-70.00000008
}

-66
{
-65.99999991
-65.99999992
-65.99999993
-65.99999994
-65.99999995
-65.99999996
-66.00000001
-66.00000002
-66.00000003
-66.00000004
-66.00000005
-66.00000006
-66.00000007
-66.00000008
-66.00000009
}

-63
{
-62.99999991
-62.99999994
-62.99999997
-62.99999999
-63.00000002
-63.00000003
-63.00000005
-63.00000008
-63.00000009
}

-51
{
-50.99999991
-50.99999992
-50.99999993
-50.99999994
-50.99999995
-50.99999996
-50.99999998
-50.99999999
-51.00000001
-51.00000002
-51.00000004
-51.00000005
-51.00000007
-51.00000008
-51.00000009
}

-48
{
-47.99999991
-47.99999992
-47.99999993
-47.99999994
-47.99999995
-47.99999997
-47.99999998
-48.00000001
-48.00000002
-48.00000003
-48.00000004
-48.00000005
-48.00000007
-48.00000008
-48.00000009
}

-47
{
-46.99999991
-46.99999992
-46.99999993
-46.99999994
-46.99999995
-46.99999997
-46.99999999
-47.00000001
-47.00000002
-47.00000003
-47.00000004
-47.00000006
-47.00000007
-47.00000009
}

-40
{
-39.99999993
-39.99999995
-39.99999996
-39.99999999
-40.00000001
-40.00000003
-40.00000004
-40.00000005
-40.00000006
-40.00000007
-40.00000008
-40.00000009
}

-35
{
-34.99999991
-34.99999992
-34.99999993
-34.99999994
-34.99999995
-34.99999997
-34.99999998
-34.99999999
-35.00000001
-35.00000002
-35.00000004
-35.00000005
-35.00000006
-35.00000007
-35.00000008
-35.00000009
}

-29
{
-28.99999991
-28.99999993
-28.99999994
-28.99999995
-28.99999996
-28.99999997
-28.99999998
-29.00000002
-29.00000003
-29.00000004
-29.00000005
-29.00000007
-29.00000009
}

-24
{
-23.99999991
-23.99999993
-23.99999995
-23.99999997
-23.99999998
-23.99999999
-24.00000004
-24.00000005
-24.00000006
-24.00000007
-24.00000008
-24.00000009
}

-18
{
-17.99999991
-17.99999992
-17.99999993
-17.99999994
-17.99999995
-17.99999998
-18.00000002
-18.00000005
-18.00000008
-18.00000009
}

-12
{
-11.99999991
-11.99999992
-11.99999994
-11.99999995
-11.99999996
-11.99999997
-11.99999998
-11.99999999
-12.00000001
-12.00000002
-12.00000003
-12.00000004
-12.00000006
-12.00000007
-12.00000008
-12.00000009
}

-10
{
-9.99999994
-9.99999995
-9.99999996
-9.99999997
-9.99999998
-9.99999999
-10.00000002
-10.00000003
-10.00000004
-10.00000005
-10.00000006
-10.00000007
-10.00000008
}

-8
{
-7.99999991
-7.99999992
-7.99999993
-7.99999994
-7.99999995
-7.99999996
-7.99999997
-7.99999998
-7.99999999
-8.00000001
-8.00000002
-8.00000003
-8.00000005
-8.00000006
-8.00000007
-8.00000008
-8.00000009
}

-7
{
-6.99999993
-6.99999994
-6.99999997
-6.99999998
-6.99999999
-7.00000001
-7.00000004
-7.00000005
-7.00000008
-7.00000009
}

-6
{
-5.99999992
-5.99999993
-5.99999994
-5.99999995
-5.99999996
-5.99999998
-5.99999999
-6.00000004
-6.00000005
-6.00000006
-6.00000007
-6.00000009
}

-4
{
-3.99999991
-3.99999994
-3.99999995
-3.99999997
-3.99999998
-4.00000001
-4.00000002
-4.00000005
-4.00000006
-4.00000008
-4.00000009
}

-3
{
-2.99999991
-2.99999993
-2.99999994
-2.99999995
-2.99999998
-2.99999999
-3.00000002
-3.00000003
-3.00000004
-3.00000006
-3.00000007
-3.00000008
}

3
{
+2.99999991
+2.99999993
+2.99999994
+2.99999995
+2.99999998
+2.99999999
+3.00000002
+3.00000003
+3.00000004
+3.00000006
+3.00000007
+3.00000008
}

4
{
+3.99999991
+3.99999994
+3.99999995
+3.99999997
+3.99999998
+4.00000001
+4.00000002
+4.00000005
+4.00000006
+4.00000008
+4.00000009
}

6
{
+5.99999992
+5.99999993
+5.99999994
+5.99999995
+5.99999996
+5.99999998
+5.99999999
+6.00000004
+6.00000005
+6.00000006
+6.00000007
+6.00000009
}

7
{
+6.99999993
+6.99999994
+6.99999997
+6.99999998
+6.99999999
+7.00000001
+7.00000004
+7.00000005
+7.00000008
+7.00000009
}

8
{
+7.99999991
+7.99999992
+7.99999993
+7.99999994
+7.99999995
+7.99999996
+7.99999997
+7.99999998
+7.99999999
+8.00000001
+8.00000002
+8.00000003
+8.00000005
+8.00000006
+8.00000007
+8.00000008
+8.00000009
}

10
{
+9.99999994
+9.99999995
+9.99999996
+9.99999997
+9.99999998
+9.99999999
+10.00000002
+10.00000003
+10.00000004
+10.00000005
+10.00000006
+10.00000007
+10.00000008
}

12
{
+11.99999991
+11.99999992
+11.99999994
+11.99999995
+11.99999996
+11.99999997
+11.99999998
+11.99999999
+12.00000001
+12.00000002
+12.00000003
+12.00000004
+12.00000006
+12.00000007
+12.00000008
+12.00000009
}

18
{
+17.99999991
+17.99999992
+17.99999993
+17.99999994
+17.99999995
+17.99999998
+18.00000002
+18.00000005
+18.00000008
+18.00000009
}

24
{
+23.99999991
+23.99999993
+23.99999995
+23.99999997
+23.99999998
+23.99999999
+24.00000004
+24.00000005
+24.00000006
+24.00000007
+24.00000008
+24.00000009
}

29
{
+28.99999991
+28.99999993
+28.99999994
+28.99999995
+28.99999996
+28.99999997
+28.99999998
+29.00000002
+29.00000003
+29.00000004
+29.00000005
+29.00000007
+29.00000009
}

35
{
+34.99999991
+34.99999992
+34.99999993
+34.99999994
+34.99999995
+34.99999997
+34.99999998
+34.99999999
+35.00000001
+35.00000002
+35.00000004
+35.00000005
+35.00000006
+35.00000007
+35.00000008
+35.00000009
}

40
{
+39.99999993
+39.99999995
+39.99999996
+39.99999999
+40.00000001
+40.00000003
+40.00000004
+40.00000005
+40.00000006
+40.00000007
+40.00000008
+40.00000009
}

47
{
+46.99999991
+46.99999992
+46.99999993
+46.99999994
+46.99999995
+46.99999997
+46.99999999
+47.00000001
+47.00000002
+47.00000003
+47.00000004
+47.00000006
+47.00000007
+47.00000009
}

48
{
+47.99999991
+47.99999992
+47.99999993
+47.99999994
+47.99999995
+47.99999997
+47.99999998
+48.00000001
+48.00000002
+48.00000003
+48.00000004
+48.00000005
+48.00000007
+48.00000008
+48.00000009
}

51
{
+50.99999991
+50.99999992
+50.99999993
+50.99999994
+50.99999995
+50.99999996
+50.99999998
+50.99999999
+51.00000001
+51.00000002
+51.00000004
+51.00000005
+51.00000007
+51.00000008
+51.00000009
}

63
{
+62.99999991
+62.99999994
+62.99999997
+62.99999999
+63.00000002
+63.00000003
+63.00000005
+63.00000008
+63.00000009
}

66
{
+65.99999991
+65.99999992
+65.99999993
+65.99999994
+65.99999995
+65.99999996
+66.00000001
+66.00000002
+66.00000003
+66.00000004
+66.00000005
+66.00000006
+66.00000007
+66.00000008
+66.00000009
}

70
{
+69.99999991
+69.99999992
+69.99999993
+69.99999994
+69.99999995
+69.99999997
+69.99999998
+69.99999999
+70.00000001
+70.00000002
+70.00000004
+70.00000005
+70.00000007
+70.00000008
}

71
{
+70.99999991
+70.99999992
+70.99999993
+70.99999995
+70.99999996
+70.99999997
+70.99999998
+70.99999999
+71.00000001
+71.00000004
+71.00000005
+71.00000008
+71.00000009
}

72
{
+71.99999991
+71.99999992
+71.99999993
+71.99999994
+71.99999995
+71.99999998
+72.00000001
+72.00000002
+72.00000004
+72.00000005
+72.00000006
+72.00000007
+72.00000008
+72.00000009
}

80
{
+79.99999992
+79.99999993
+79.99999994
+79.99999995
+79.99999996
+79.99999997
+79.99999998
+80.00000001
+80.00000002
+80.00000004
+80.00000005
+80.00000006
+80.00000009
}

84
{
+83.99999991
+83.99999993
+83.99999994
+83.99999995
+83.99999996
+84.00000002
+84.00000005
+84.00000006
+84.00000007
+84.00000009
}

86
{
+85.99999991
+85.99999993
+85.99999994
+85.99999995
+85.99999998
+85.99999999
+86.00000001
+86.00000002
+86.00000003
+86.00000005
+86.00000006
+86.00000007
+86.00000009
}

87
{
+86.99999992
+86.99999993
+86.99999994
+86.99999995
+86.99999996
+86.99999997
+86.99999998
+86.99999999
+87.00000001
+87.00000002
+87.00000005
+87.00000006
+87.00000007
+87.00000009
}

[/CODE]
[/spoiler]

Also, here is a useful list of all latitudes that have been confirmed to either work or fail. Latitudes that have been confirmed to work are in black, and latitudes that have been confirmed to fail are in [color=RED]red[/color] and have curly braces around them.

[Spoiler]-84.00000002, [color=RED]{-84.00000001}[/color]
-83
...
-81
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
-72.00000001
-71.00000001, [color=RED]{-71}[/color], -70.99999991
...
-69
-68
-67
-66.00000001, [color=RED]{-66}[/color]
-65
-64
-63.00000002, [color=RED]{-63}[/color]
-62
...
-60
...
...
-57
-56
-55
-54
-53
...
...
...
...
...
...
-45.99999999
-45
...
-43
-42
...
...
-39
-38
-37
-36
-34.99999999
-34
...
-32
...
...
...
-28
-27
-26
-25
...
-23
...
...
...
...
...
-17
...
-15
...
-13
...
...
...
-9
...
...
-6.00000088280216, [color=RED]{-6}[/color], -5.99999999, -5.99999996, [color=RED]{-5.9}[/color]
-5
...
...
...
...
...
...
2
2.99999999, [color=RED]{3}[/color], [color=RED]{3.00000001}[/color], 3.00000002
...
5
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
16
...
...
...
...
...
...
23
23.99999998
...
26
...
...
...
30
...
32
...
...
[color=RED]{35}[/color], 35.00000001, [color=RED]{35.00001}[/color]
...
37
...
...
...
41
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
53
...
...
56
57
58
...
60
...
...
...
...
...
...
67
...
69
[color=RED]{70}[/color], 70.00000002
...
...
...
...
75
...
...
...
79
...
...
...
...
...
[/Spoiler]

It appears that the formula is positive/negative symmetric (i.e. if -5 works, then so will 5). In case that is true, here a version of the list above with the positive and negative latitudes combined:

[spoiler]-84.00000002, [color=RED]{-84.00000001}[/color]
-83
...
-81
...
79
...
...
...
75
...
...
-72.00000001
-71.00000001, [color=RED]{-71}[/color], -70.99999991
[color=RED]{70}[/color], 70.00000002
-69, 69
-68
-67, 67
-66.00000001, [color=RED]{-66}[/color]
-65
-64
-63.00000002, [color=RED]{-63}[/color]
-62
...
-60, 60
...
58
-57, 57
-56, 56
-55
-54
-53, 53
...
...
...
...
...
...
-45.99999999
-45
...
-43
-42
41
...
-39
-38
-37, 37
-36
-34.99999999, [color=RED]{35}[/color], 35.00000001, [color=RED]{35.00001}[/color]
-34
...
-32, 32
...
30
...
-28
-27
-26, 26
-25
23.99999998
-23, 23
...
...
...
...
...
-17
16
-15
...
-13
...
...
...
-9
...
...
-6.00000088280216, [color=RED]{-6}[/color], -5.99999999, -5.99999996, [color=RED]{-5.9}[/color]
-5, 5
...
2.99999999, [color=RED]{3}[/color], [color=RED]{3.00000001}[/color], 3.00000002
2
...
...
[/spoiler]

Edited December 2, 2012 by Chintan

[Chintan]

Try these, in this order:

(80.00000001, 28) URL Segment: lon=28&lat=80.00000001
(79, 27) URL Segment: lon=27&lat=79
(80.00000001, 27) URL Segment: lon=27&lat=80.00000001

Edited January 1, 2013 by Chintan

[Demag]

[quote name='Chintan' timestamp='1357024951' post='3070086']
Try these, in this order:

(80.00000001, 28) URL Segment: lon=28&lat=80.00000001
(79, 27) URL Segment: lon=27&lat=79
(80.00000001, 27) URL Segment: lon=27&lat=80.00000001
[/quote]

First one one produced an error for me.
The other two were both at 99%.

[Chintan]

[quote name='Demag' timestamp='1357045451' post='3070112']
First one one produced an error for me.
The other two were both at 99%.
[/quote]

What was the error? Anyone else getting an error for that point?:

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif](80.00000001, 28) URL Segment: lon=28&lat=80.00000001[/font][/color]

Edited January 1, 2013 by Chintan