Ballpark #6 · Thursday, November 5, 2026
Uluru, the target in Olympic archery and more
The Thursday, November 5, 2026 puzzle: five questions, each with a number for an answer. How close can you get?
- How tall is Uluru, the giant sandstone rock in central Australia?Height above the surrounding plain
- What did the Apple I computer cost when it went on sale in 1976?Launch price in US dollars
- How far from the archer is the target in Olympic archery?Recurve distance, as of 2024
- What is the temperature of the afterglow of the Big Bang filling space?Cosmic microwave background, in kelvin
- How tall is George Washington's head carved into Mount Rushmore?Chin to top of the head
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🪨 How tall is Uluru, the giant sandstone rock in central Australia?348 m
Most of the rock lies underground, and it glows deep red at sunrise and sunset, which is why photographers flock to it.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · uluru.gov.au
🍎 What did the Apple I computer cost when it went on sale in 1976?$666.66
Steve Wozniak said he picked the price because he liked repeating digits.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · computerhistory.org
🏹 How far from the archer is the target in Olympic archery?70 m
Olympic archers aim at a target face 122 cm across, but the scoring 10-ring in its centre is just 12.2 cm wide.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · worldarchery.org
🌡️ What is the temperature of the afterglow of the Big Bang filling space?2.725 K
The glow is the oldest light in the universe, cooled by expansion to just above absolute zero.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · esa.int
⛰️ How tall is George Washington's head carved into Mount Rushmore?18.3 m
Washington's nose alone is about 6.4 m long, taller than a giraffe, and the other three heads are of similar size.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · nps.gov
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