For 10 points, identify this cellular automaton whose rules were devised by John H. Conway to loosely simulate biology.
In 2016, a new object was discovered in this structure that moves at one-tenth the "speed of light" and was named copperhead. This structure includes the tub, beehive, and block as "still lifes," while the blinker oscillates with a period of two. Paul Rendell showed that this construct could simulate a Turing machine by using rakes and spaceships to generate logic gates. An infinitely-expanding pattern in this construct is named for Gosper and shoots out a glider every 30 generations. Cells in this process are "born" if they have exactly three live neighbors and "die" unless they have two or three. For 10 points, identify this cellular automaton whose rules were devised by John H. Conway to loosely simulate biology.
In 2016, a new object was discovered in this structure that moves at one-tenth the "speed of light" and was named copperhead.
Conway's Game of Life [prompt on cellular automaton or automata until read] &lt;Thompson&gt;