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Could someone explain to me how this exactly works? I used Luna's Google sheets and used the Moon Hot Spot (&lat=-75&lon=58 is 100%) to determine possible hot spots for Mars. I ran all three possible locations and I ended up with 85% effectiveness each. I've never done this before.

 

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I've never figured out how to work these hotspots other than copying the 100% links from those who know how to do it.  I did the same thing you did and came up with the same results.  What I can say is:
-32.80889  -39.91375 is at 50%
10 -30 is at 50% (replaced expired wonder)

Using the Moon coordinate like you did I came up with the same 65, 167.  Same 85%.  I used the 64 167 and still had 85%.  Finally annoyed with my lack of understanding I said oh well and just flung my Colony a bit due north just to see what would happen and came up with Location: 69.05152, 167.68813 giving me 86% effectiveness.

When I plugged in what I knew the coordinates would do it just gave me a div/0 error in all the E column cells.

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I'm waiting for this as well, but our current coordinates are still 87% effective.

 

Our Guru's may believe that a change is not worth the expense. I would make the change regardless, but I still don't know how to locate 100% myself. Hats off to all those that are attempting this... you are the best of us. I'll check back.

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Points to try:

 

lat=64&lon=118
lat=64&lon=117
lat=65&lon=117
lat=65&lon=116
lat=62.99999999&lon=119
lat=66.00000001&lon=116

 

Looks like the Mars longitude bug strikes again (server calculates the latitude normally and gets 64 or 65 for this month, but does something weird for the longitude). But we won't know for sure until someone finds the hotspot.

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On 5/3/2021 at 6:01 AM, Lysistrata said:

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Our Guru's may believe that a change is not worth the expense.

[...]

It was worth it for me.

 

I moved my three improvements to the Hotspot, costing $4,970,313.93

and my twenty-day Tax-Bills profit margin improved by $11,455,383.87

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Well dang. I was using an older version of the most excellent spreadsheet, and it didn't have all of the floating point corrections. I believe &lat=- -54.99999999&lon=-87 should be correct for September (based on what the moon folks got), but I can't personally verify it.

 

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Bunch of options this month...

 

Mars Lat Mars Lon Probability
84.00000002 -151 23.53760%
80.00000001 -159 23.53760%
80.00000001 -160 21.38630%
84.00000002 -150 16.77436%
84.00000002 -152 9.68804%
80.00000001 -158 5.07519%
80.00000001 -161 0.00090%

 

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