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Ramjet Engine
 (3 votes)
, Played 21 times
This simple jet has no moving parts, yet is capable of high speed.
Image made by Cryonic07. Source drawing by Emoscopes and modified by Wolfkeeper, all at Wikimedia / Wikipedia.
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Motorjet Engine
(2 votes)
, Played 15 times
The motorjet uses a piston engine, not a turbine to compress air. This odd design has been little used.
Image by Stahlkocher at Wikipedia / Wikimedia.
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Helicopter Anatomy
 (2 votes)
, Played 19 times
Find the basic parts of a helicopter. Nothing fancy, this is a very simple game (but still more detailed than similar existing games...)
Image by By Richard Wheeler (Zephyris) at Wikipedia / Wikimedia.
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Sherman's March to the Sea (Easier Version)
 (0 votes)
, Played 7 times
The year was 1864. Sherman moved 60,000 troops through Georgia. Find places on and near his route.
Map by Hlj at Wikipedia/Wikimedia
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Disemvoweled Capitals of Europe
(4 votes)
, Played 72 times
Find the European Capitals after their vowels have been evacuated. I have counted Y as a vowel.
Image by users San Jose (map), and Hayden120 (retouch),both at Wikipedia / Wikimedia
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Disemvoweled South America
(3 votes)
, Played 50 times
Find these countries of South America (including Central America and some of the Carribean) after their vowels have been evacuated.
Map by David.
3 Comments
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Disemvoweled Africa
(2 votes)
, Played 28 times
Find these countries which have had their vowels evacuated.
Map by David.
2 Comments
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Wind Tunnel
(1 votes)
, Played 20 times
A simple type of blower wind tunnel. find the parts.
Diagram by F13T35 at Wikipedia/ Wikimedia
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Disemvoweled Asia
(5 votes)
, Played 22 times
Find the asian countries after their vowels have been evacuated. I have counted Y as a vowel.
Map by David
4 Comments
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Disemvoweled Europe
(5 votes)
, Played 43 times
Find the countries after their vowels have been evacuated. And yes, I split the UK just to add a couple more dots.
Map by David
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Battleship States
 (1 votes)
, Played 4 times
Nearly every state had a battleship named after it (some had more than one). Here's a bit of trivia for each name.
Map by US Geological Survey, Dept. of interior.
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Disemvoweled State Capitals
 (5 votes)
, Played 40 times
Find the state capitals after their vowels have been evacuated. (Note: I count Y as a vowel here).
Map by US Geological Survey (part of US Dept. of Interior)
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"Disemvoweled" States
(8 votes)
, Played 77 times
Can you identify the states by name after their vowels have been evacuated? (I'm counting Y as a vowel here...)
Map by the US Geological Survey (Dept. of Interior)
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Zoneminds: GURPS Reign of Steel
(2 votes)
, Played 29 times
In a fictional world, artificial intelligences (zoneminds) rule. Find them. (Dots not always near the place the zone is named for).
Image by Bryan Derksen, based on work by Patrick at Wikipedia / Wikimedia.
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Axe Terminology
(4 votes)
, Played 54 times
For such a simple piece of technology, there is a fair amount of terminology for it. Find the 14 parts.
Image by RainboxRed at Wikimedia/Wikipedia
5 Comments
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Haunted Places of the UK
(1 votes)
, Played 12 times
These places are supposedly haunted.
Map by David.
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Haunted Places of the US
(0 votes)
, Played 14 times
These places are supposedly haunted.
Map by the US Geological Survey (Dept. of Interior)
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Haunted Places of the World
(7 votes)
, Played 326 times
These places are supposedly haunted...
Map by Aris Katsaris @ Wikipedia / Wikimedia (and stretched and cropped by me..)
6 Comments
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Circadian Rhythm
(5 votes)
, Played 18 times
The circadian rhythm is the body's normal day/night cycle. The example pictured is typical, not universal.
Attribution is complex: see the game notes.
3 Comments
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Human Kidney
(0 votes)
, Played 23 times
Find the parts of the human kidney.
Image by PioM (Piotr Michał Jaworski) at Wikimedia / Wikipedia
2 Comments
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We're Number 1 (or Last), Part 2
(7 votes)
, Played 328 times
Each of these countries is the best (or worst) for something.
Map by Pietro Calogero
7 Comments
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Vacuum Insulated Evaporator
(2 votes)
, Played 27 times
This simple device allows hospitals (and others) to maintain large amounts of liquid oxygen w/o heavy-duty refrigeration.
Image by Captain n00dle, and redrawn by Jackl at Wikimedia/Wikipedia
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We're Number 1 (or Last), Part 1
(6 votes)
, Played 300 times
Each of these countries is the best (or worst) for something.
Map by Pietro Calogero
10 Comments
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The Pyramids at Giza
(2 votes)
, Played 18 times
The necropolis at Giza has 3 large pyramids, as well as many smaller pyramids and tombs. And of course, the Great Sphinx.
Map by MesserWoland (and windrose by Brosen) at Wikipedia / Wikimedia.
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Chaco Canyon
(2 votes)
, Played 14 times
Chaco canyon holds the ruins of an ancient Pueblan culture. This area in NW New Mexico has the most exceptional ruins North of Mexico.
Map by user Urban at Wikipedia / Wikimedia.
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Ancient Observatories
(6 votes)
, Played 318 times
These 30 archaeological sites had (or may have had) astronomical significance.
Map by Pietro Calogero.
5 Comments
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Orkney Part 1: Overview
(0 votes)
, Played 8 times
The easy version: only the larger islands and bodies of water.
Map by Mikenorton at Wikipedia / Wikimedia
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Russian Time Zones
(8 votes)
, Played 471 times
Russia is soooo big that it has 11 time zones. Find them, as identified by prominent cities within those zones.
Map by user Lokal_Profil at Wikimedia / Wikipedia
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Human Arteries (Arterial Sysetm)
(1 votes)
, Played 15 times
the main arteries of the human body. This is an advanced version .
Image by user "LadyofHats" (Mariana Ruiz Villarreal) at Wikimedia / Wikipedia
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Human Veins (Venous System)
(1 votes)
, Played 19 times
Find the main veins of the human body. This is an advanced version.
Image by user "LadyofHats" (Mariana Ruiz Villarreal) at Wikimedia / Wikipedia
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