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Doin' a legal douplepost

Anyway, what are the rules on internet-research for both the treasure and the searchers?

what do you mean about internet research???

Just browsing Wikipedia or sumthin.

no rules... as long as you don't make people search for sites that contain porn or anything that goes against this forum rules it's ok...

should we search in wikipedia for the pass???

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.

Is it an Asteroid/Comet/rocks floating around in space?

it is one word?

@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

I think it is satellite but it is not.

can you say it belongs to another rock floating in space???

@Nacho
It once did, since many rocks that float around in space originate from larger rocks.

Extra clue:
It exists in space.
Tumbles down from the heavens.
It has a new name.

• 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 once belonged to another rock floating in space.
• It exists in space.
Tumbles down from the heavens.
It has a new name.

DoeS the word have multpile meanings?

Is it Pluto?

Hehe...i think he was being cheeky...

Btw Treasure guy I hate you!!! You make my life so complicated.

Oh...

Quote from "ScyberDragon" »

DoeS the word have multipile meanings?

The word has only one meaning.

Quote from "Jeru5" »

Does this thing had strucked into earth?

It has not. If it strikes earth, it has a different name

Quote from "Seth" »

Is it Pluto?

Poor Pluto
But no.

Quote from "Nekrodrac" »

Treasure guy I hate you!!! You make my life so complicated.

I can recommend you a certain Weird Al Yankovic song if your life is complicated.

• 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 once belonged to another rock floating in space.
• It exists in space.
Tumbles down from the heavens.
It has a new name.

• The word has only one meaning
• It hasn't struck earth, since that would give it another name.

ZOMG!
Is the answer planetoid? Or...asteroid?

Quote from "Nekrodrac" »

ZOMG!
Is the answer planetoid? Or...asteroid?

You should check answers yourself, before posting here. As Zhar asked before, it does belong in that category.

I will mention that all of the letters are lower case. It will limit the amount of words you have to try

• Linguistic
• It is singular.
• It is one word
• The word has only one meaning
• It is lower case
• The object
• It has many different sizes, but nothing as large as a mountain.
• It is a solid mass.
• 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 once belonged to another rock floating in space.
• It exists in space.
Tumbles down from the heavens.
It has a new name.

• It hasn't struck earth, since that would give it another name.

Does it's size determine it's specific name?

Mwahahahahahahaha.....
I'll never tell any of you the password now!!!
Game over!

Just kidding folks. I think you can guess the maniac behind the game now.
Wait will look up a nice password now..
The last answer was meteoroid.