Ballpark #12 · Wednesday, November 11, 2026
The men's high jump world record, Meteor Crater in Arizona and more
The Wednesday, November 11, 2026 puzzle: five questions, each with a number for an answer. How close can you get?
- How high is the men's high jump world record?Outdoor record, in metres
- What percentage of an average adult human body's weight is water?By weight, whole body
- How deep is Meteor Crater in Arizona, from rim to floor?Rim to floor, in metres
- How many hours did Armstrong and Aldrin spend on the Moon's surface, from landing to liftoff?Apollo 11, 1969; not just the walk
- About how many cube-shaped droppings does a wombat leave in one night?Typical night, an adult
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🤸 How high is the men's high jump world record?2.45 m
Javier Sotomayor of Cuba cleared it in 1993, and no one has managed to beat it in the three decades since.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · worldathletics.org
💧 What percentage of an average adult human body's weight is water?60%
Water makes up a bit less of a woman's body weight than a man's, and the share shrinks with age as muscle is lost.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · kids.nationalgeographic.com
☄️ How deep is Meteor Crater in Arizona, from rim to floor?about 170 m
It was blasted out about 50,000 years ago by an iron meteorite only about 50 m across.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org · meteorcrater.com
👨🚀 How many hours did Armstrong and Aldrin spend on the Moon's surface, from landing to liftoff?21.6 hours
Most of it was spent inside the lander, where they tried to rest; the moonwalk itself lasted only about 2½ hours.
Sources: nasa.gov · en.wikipedia.org
🟫 About how many cube-shaped droppings does a wombat leave in one night?about 90
Wombats stack their cube-shaped droppings on logs and rocks, where the cubes stay put and mark territory.
Sources: australiangeographic.com.au · theconversation.com
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