FIVE DAILY COMPARISONS
The measurements behind today’s five size comparisons.
REGULAR DAILY MODE
(Triple-Scale Replica)
Reference: Modern London Double-Decker Bus (Modern Low-Floor Type) · 10.9 m length
Reference above · target below. Bars compare the labeled lengths.
1.2844× the reference measurement. Divide 14 m (length) by 10.9 m (length).
Publisher’s explanationThe Giant Hummer H1 X3 is 14 m long and 6.6 m tall — a Hummer built three times full size, with a staircase to the door.
(OV-103, Orbiter Alone)
Reference: Leaning Tower of Pisa · 56.7 m height
Reference above · target below. Bars compare the labeled lengths.
0.65672× the reference measurement. Divide 37.236 m (length) by 56.7 m (height).
Publisher’s explanationDiscovery is 37.2 m long — the most-flown orbiter ever built, with 39 missions over 27 years.
(Kitti’s Hog-nosed Bat, Average Adult Wingspan)
Reference: Common Vampire Bat (Average Adult, Wingspan) · 37.5 cm length
Reference above · target below. Bars compare the labeled lengths.
0.36667× the reference measurement. Divide 0.1375 m (length) by 0.375 m (length).
Publisher’s explanationThe bumblebee bat is the world's smallest mammal by length — a 13.75 cm wingspan on a 3 cm body.
(Average Male)
Reference: Giant Manta Ray (Average Adult Female) · 5 m length
Reference above · target below. Bars compare the labeled lengths.
0.342× the reference measurement. Divide 1.71 m (height) by 5 m (length).
Publisher’s explanationAn average adult male human is about 1.71 m tall.
(FIP Regulation)
Reference: Netball Court (World Netball Regulation) · 30.5 m length
Reference above · target below. Bars compare the labeled lengths.
0.65574× the reference measurement. Divide 20 m (length) by 30.5 m (length).
Publisher’s explanationA padel court is 20 m long — a third shorter than a tennis court, and the glass walls are in play.
Measurements reproduce the regular daily puzzle. Ratios compare the stated axes, not area or volume. Today’s answers and the independent unlimited game use different rounds.
Resize each target beside the known reference. The regular daily game has five rounds, each worth up to 100 points. Match the labeled measurement direction: a target’s height may be compared with a reference’s length.
Open each answer only when you are ready for a spoiler. The date shown identifies the puzzle: these games change on a player’s local calendar day, while this archive publishes through the current UTC date. If your game shows a different date, choose that date in the archive once it is available.
Answers follow the official puzzle’s published content and order. A checked puzzle means its answer structure and dates match; it does not independently verify every real-world ranking or measurement. This is an independent guide, not an official game website.