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[Raman]

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By using the same way, some clocks and watches will be have got IIII marking, not IV.
Why?

Continental drift
Geological time scale

Hadean:
Archean:
Proterozoic: Siderian, Rhyacian, Orosirian, Statherian, Calymmian, Ectasian, Stenian, Tonian, Cryogenian, Ediacaran
Paleozoic: Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian
Mesozoic: Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous
Cenozoic: Paleocene, Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, Pliocene, Pleistocene, Holocene

Away out off up down my own. Of with that that this is always existing out!
My own.
Away out off up down. Of with that that this is always existing out!

[xilman]

Originally Posted by Raman

[5]Give one word each with containing of substring 'aa', 'bb', 'cc', 'dd', 'ee', 'ff', 'gg', 'hh', 'ii', 'jj', 'kk', 'll', 'mm', 'nn', 'oo', 'pp', 'qq', 'rr', 'ss', 'tt', 'uu', 'vv', 'ww', 'xx', 'yy', 'zz'. How much do you think that you can score out of 26 points? Why?

I think I can score 26 for the following reason
aa
babble
access
add
bee
off
egg
withheld
radii
hajj
bookkeeping
llama
mamma
manna
book
apple
zaqqum
array
ass
kettle
vacuum
savvy
powwow
Exxon
cubbyyew
buzz

I accept that Exxon is pushing my luck, so if that is disallowed I claim a score of 25, because I suspect that Roman numerals such as xxii will also be blocked.

As I've said before, the old ones are be best and this question really is one of the old ones.

[xilman]

Originally Posted by Raman

For the record, I should have asked with some thing like this:

1. What word will you get when you jumble the day of the week Monday?
2. Or what day of the week will you get when you jumble the word Dynamo?

I also get nomady

[xilman]

Originally Posted by Raman

For the record, I should have asked with some thing like this:

1. What word will you get when you jumble the day of the week Monday?
2. Or what day of the week will you get when you jumble the word Dynamo?
3. Give a word with at least 3 I's and no an-other vowels.

witticism

Added in edit. Here's the converse, when l is the only consonant allowed and must occur at least three times

allele

[Batalov]

In Russian, there is a word for "long-necked" (neutral gender):
длинношеее (животное)

Try to beat that :-)

[Raman]

Originally Posted by xilman

I think I can score 26 for the following reason

Wow! So you guys are enjoying word puzzles much further more than solving problems! Interesting!

Originally Posted by xilman

aa babble access add bee off egg withheld radii hajj bookkeeping llama mamma manna book apple zaqqum array ass kettle vacuum savvy powwow Exxon cubbyyew buzz

What is that new c tag? That text back ground colour change that to some thing define before wards itself! Alien! ≠ devil!
Enter replaced by space to conserve space!
Software application will always automatically insert line break in the this mersenne forum thread post if available if it goes off beyond screen also too - recent modern latest.
Edited to keep width of window in check.
Devil ≠ alien!
Why 666 = ghost number? Why?
Why 35007 = loose number? Why?
One spoiler for one line used up.
Or one spoiler for two lines combined up.

Originally Posted by xilman

I accept that Exxon is pushing my luck, so if that is disallowed I claim a score of 25, because I suspect that Roman numerals such as xxii will also be blocked.
As I've said before, the old ones are be best and this question really is one of the old ones.

If I were in your shoes, then I would have scored out 20 out of 26 points with the exception of letters J, Q, V, W, X, Y.
At least good enough to have got two of them in a word rather than instead of two consecutive positions and places!
There are lots of better words in letters M and N than what you have got given as like that - that MAMMA and MANNA but that
that there are fewer of better words in letter A than what you have got given as like that - that AA. AARDVARK
Two line breaks made in to the one in to the quote ≠ code tag!
Referring in to the dictionary and atlas and in to the solved problem word puzzle!
Expressing out every type of the thing is impossible!

Originally Posted by Batalov

In Russian, there is a word for "long-necked" (neutral gender):
длинношеее (животное)

Try to beat that :-)

Are there any words in the English that contain substring of three consecutive same letters?

Originally Posted by xilman

witticism

Added in edit. Here's the converse, when l is the only consonant allowed and must occur at least three times

allele

Referring with to a dictionary and atlas, it is always obvious enough to write out a some software application to find with to the these types of things out!
Tiger 2002 first referred out to me to this problem out!
What about an-other vowels and consonants are letters?

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Originally Posted by Raman

Super Computer Words
Order Sorted Up

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Originally Posted by Raman

By using the same way, some clocks and watches will be have got IIII marking, not IV.
Why?

Continental drift
Geological time scale

Hadean:
Archean:
Proterozoic: Siderian, Rhyacian, Orosirian, Statherian, Calymmian, Ectasian, Stenian, Tonian, Cryogenian, Ediacaran
Paleozoic: Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian
Mesozoic: Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous
Cenozoic: Paleocene, Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, Pliocene, Pleistocene, Holocene

Away out off up down my own. Of with that that this is always existing out!
My own.
Away out off up down. Of with that that this is always existing out!

Regarding continental drift, at the Earth Byte web site page, tectonic plate motions seem to be ridiculous and meaningless. But that
that those expressed in to the Davidson 16807 in to the sphere shape git hub.io web site page, tectonic plate motions appear to be reasonable and sensible - in to the in to the Size Shape Stroke Script - in to the in to the!
How can tectonic plate motions moving in to the specified forward direction suddenly change in to the direction and then move reverse direction?
This is not magnetic field north and south pole magnet reversal! By using the same way, what causes our own Earth planet air and water from
having getting depleted away? Magnetic field or gravity?
For nearly 200 million years, Earth was a water world. First life started on water. Reducing atmosphere becomes oxidizing atmosphere.
Methane (CH₄), carbon di oxide (CO₂), nitrogen (N₂), ammonia (NH₃) → oxygen (O₂), nitrogen (N₂), carbon di oxide (CO₂), argon (Ar).
I inhaled ammonia (NH₃) gas once back in to the year 2006 in to the oldness 10 years ago old. No thing happened - had got - had got.
Preserve and conserve water, air, wild life and natural resources. Holocene extinctions. Mass extinctions events available up - always available also too recent modern latest!
Atmospheric carbon di oxide (CO₂) levels - 400 parts per million levels plus - for the first time in to the recorded in to the history!
On the day our own Earth planet is having getting destroyed, will it get flooded with water? By Sun's increasing luminous intensity, water can
only have got evaporated away slowly and gradually not rapidly and fastly - not not - much further more land have got visible away till until
plate tectonic motion movements ceases and are stops totally most further more togetherly.
Is Earth losing water and air by evaporation process?
As we go higher, we get colder. Why? We are nearing to the Sun, so it must get hotter!
Our own Earth planet is 4.6 × 10⁹ years old, it may be survive for an other 4.6 × 10⁹ years old.
Massive stars will deplete all their own fuel quickly while where as puny stars will last much further more longer last past time period most further more get put set cut togetherly totally gone go went going did do done doing - much further more last past time period most further more get put set cut togetherly totally gone go went going did do done doing!
Moon is tidally locked to Earth. Sun and Mercury share orbital resonance. Pluto and Charon are mutually tidally locked either - or both simultaneously!
L4 and L5 stable Lagrange points of massive planets are filled up with lots of gas and dust. L1, L2 and L3 Lagrange points are of unstable type of thing - type of thing.
L4 and L5 stable Lagrange points of puny planets are filled up with fewer of gas and dust. L1, L2 and L3 Lagrange points are of unstable type of thing - type of thing.
Has Earth got second moon?
Can gravity in to the form be able in to the possibility be bend light?
Has Earth got Trojan asteroids? Horse shoe orbits?
Antarctica spring season vortex ozone layer (O₃) hole - Chloro Fluoro Carbons - Freons - Cause Effect - Size Shape Stroke Script - in to the in to the sphere shape - in to the in to the!
Asteroid impact event occurring. Torino Scale.
Asteroid deflection tactic strategy and are Beaufort Scale. Wind gale strength.
Earthquake intensity. Richter scale.
Eclipse forecasting. Moment magnitude scale. Solar and are lunar lumb profile. Planets moons satellites orbits transits.
Total solar eclipses are approaching to wards extinction by instinct - to wards in to the in to the 620 million years old - in to the in to the last past time period before wards after wards to wards to wards before wards after wards!
Our own Earth planet is beaufort cloth dress bath shop - 'tuch' - shopper's stop and are cease!

Originally Posted by Raman

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Used up language mixed words!
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Originally Posted by Raman

Away out off up down my own. Of with that that this is always existing out!
My own.
Away out off up down. Of with that that this is always existing out!

Good luck!

[Raman]

Originally Posted by Raman

In 1695, Edmond Halley discovered that eclipses recorded in ancient history did not match calculations for the times or places of those eclipses. Starting with records of eclipses in his day and the observed motion of the Moon and Sun, he used Isaac Newton's new theory of universal gravitation (1687) to calculate when and where ancient should have occurred and compared them with eclipses actually observed more than 2,000 years earlier. They did not match. Halley had great confidence in the theory of gravitation and resisted the temptation to conclude that the force of gravity changed as time passed. Instead, he proposed that the length of a day on Earth must have increased by a small amount.

If the Earth's rotation had slowed down slightly, the Moon must have gained the angular momentum to conserve the total angular momentum of the Earth-Moon system. This boost in angular momentum for the Moon would have caused it to spiral slowly outward from the Earth to a more distant orbit where it travels more slowly. If, 2,000 years earlier, the Earth had been spinning a little faster and the Moon had been a little closer and orbiting a little faster, then eclipse theory and observation would match. Scientists soon realized that Halley was right.

But what would cause the Earth's spin to slow? Tides. The gravitational attraction of the Moon is the principal cause of the ocean tides on Earth. As the shallow continental shelves (primarily in the Bering Sea) collide with high tides, the Earth's rotation is retarded. The slower spin of the Earth causes the Moon to edge farther from our planet.

From 1969 to 1972, the Apollo astronauts left a series of laser reflectors on the Moon's surface. Since then, scientists on Earth have been bouncing powerful lasers off these reflectors. By timing the round trip of each laser pulse, the Moon's distance can be measured to an accuracy of several inches. The Moon is receding from the Earth at the rate of about 1.5 inches (3.8 centimeters) a year.

As the Moon recedes from Earth, its apparent disk becomes smaller. Total eclipses become rarer; annular eclipses more frequent. Total eclipses are moving toward extinction. When the Moon's mean distance from the Earth has increased by 14,550 miles (23,410 kilometers), the Moon's apparent disk will be too small to cover the entire Sun, even when the Moon's elliptical orbit carries it closest to Earth. Total eclipses will no longer be possible.

How long will that take? With the Moon receding at 1.5 inches a year, the last total solar eclipse visible from the surface of the Earth will take place 620 million years from now. There is still time to catch one of these majestic events!

"Jackpot for genius, crackpot for cranks"

[retina]

Originally Posted by Raman

Are there any words in the English that contain substring of three consecutive same letters?

Sure. I know of two letters at least that meet the criteria AFAICT.

Boss's
Zzz

[GP2]

Originally Posted by Raman

Are there any words in the English that contain substring of three consecutive same letters?

Regex Dictionary

String: (.)\1\1

"We couldn't find any matches for the string /(.)\1\1/ for any part of speech."

[retina]

Originally Posted by GP2

Regex Dictionary

String: (.)\1\1

"We couldn't find any matches for the string /(.)\1\1/ for any part of speech."

Not even common exclamations like: Grrr (angry) and Brrr (cold)?

[xilman]

Originally Posted by retina

Not even common exclamations like: Grrr (angry) and Brrr (cold)?

Or, more pertinently, whenceeer