The Trio Game

Out of this world

1. Only planet to spin opposite of others

2. Extremely little H20

3. No moon(s)
 
You are correct that Mercury and Venus have no moons. That's one clue nailed and only two more to go.
 
Mercury has a curious spin ratio to its oblong loop around the sun every 88 days, so the part mostly in "night" keeps down below 100 degrees near the poles, and moisture doesn't boil away.

You've narrowed the field considerably, and I believe the next answer will win the coveted next turnie.
 
Chase said:
Mercury has a curious spin ratio to its oblong loop around the sun every 88 days, so the part mostly in "night" keeps down below 100 degrees near the poles, and moisture doesn't boil away.

You've narrowed the field considerably, and I believe the next answer will win the coveted next turnie.
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Venus
 
Byrdie was six minutes ahead of Angel -- not much in astronomical time, but enough for Washinton state to recapture the Trio Trophy.
 
Chase said:
Byrdie was six minutes ahead of Angel -- not much in astronomical time, but enough for Washinton state to recapture the Trio Trophy.
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:giggle: (Those drascal Washingtonians!)

New clues:

1. 4.1 mile bridge

2. "Goonies".

3. "San Francisco of the Pacific Northwest."
 
Byrdie714 said:
:) Your turn!

PS. I am suprise that Chase didn't guess at it!
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Loved The Goonies movie shot at Astoria, but I was a day late, a dollar short, and beat out by a tall tree.
 
It's been over 48 hours since the last correct answer, so by our new rules, anyone can offer three more clues:


1. Six letters, one digit

2. Practical application of data

3. Cops ‘n’ eggheads heros
 
After no guesses on the first three clues for 24 hours, so here are three more:


4. TV series

5. One star played the head elf in The Santa Clause

6. Go figure!
 
My girlfriend's grandson says it's about Power Rangers, and the black cat villain. Close?
 
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