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@Zhar
That was indeed the direction where I was thinking.

@Nacho
It is one word.

• It has many different sizes, but nothing as large as a mountain.
• It is a solid mass.
• It is singular.
• It has many names, but only one describes it correctly. Wikipedia can be used to discern what it is.
• It can't be seen from earth, but one of the other names to describe it can.
• It is a Asteroid/Comet/rock floating around in space. Now try to find the correct name for it
• It is one word

It would certainly be helpful.

Here's the clues, but a bit more orderly.

• It has many different sizes, but nothing as large as a mountain.
• It is a solid mass.
• It is singular.
• It has many names, but only one describes it correctly. Wikipedia can be used to discern what it is.
• It can't be seen from earth, but one of the other names to describe it can.

On its own it can't be seen, but you can see a lot of the stuff that has a likewise name.

It's singular. I might add that there are many names to refer to it.

@Nacho:
It has many different sizes, but nothing as large as a mountain.

@Scyber:
Indeed it is.

It has been hacked. Let me think of something new
btw, shatterer here

New word:
It is found in space

good question!!

yes, it is only one word (no numbers, just letters)

@jeru:
110% of your life
60 leaves
and the absolute majority of the sky


EDIT: all the clues in one post

• It belonged to a mythological creature, Ctesias of Cnidus was the first to describe it (is an unicorn)
• can be a part of it or it can be separated, it may be a part of it's body, is not a horn
• it's not an item
• its color is mostly: R: 110 G: 60 B: 51

free clue: it was ninja'd from it...

captain obvious huh???

no, it's not a horn...

Edit:

Quote from "ScyberDragon" »

How many letters is it?

the answer to that it's contained in one of the possbile questions of life, the universe and everything else....

@Mephisto: stop reading my mind!!!

@Jeru: it depends on how you look at it...

checking

@seth: no

@scyber: all lower case

Quote from "Zhar" »

.. Is it David Hasselhoff?

lol... no, it's easier

@Kalypso: Ctesias of Cnidus was the first to describe it

@scyber: sometimes, opposite answers can coexist

FIRST CLUE: It belonged to a mythological creature