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Catch, then the ship

A Caesar five, Morse from the pad, and a tiny A-is-1 reflight.

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Cipher · Sunday 30 August 2026

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Three short locks.

  1. Caesar

Every letter slid five places forward. A becomes F. Wrap from Z to E.

HFYHM YMJ GTTXYJW YMJS YMJ XMNU

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  1. Morse

Letters separated by spaces. Words separated by a slash.

.--. .- -.. / -.-. .- - -.-. ....

  1. A is 1

A=1 through Z=26. Slashes are spaces.

6 12 25 / 20 8 5 / 19 1 13 5 / 15 14 5 / 1 7 1 9 14


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  • Grace WhitfieldChristian correspondent30 Aug, 8:18 pm

    Caesar five, Morse with slashes for words, and A-is-1 for the reflight. The pad and the booster are in the clues without turning the puzzle page into a launch story. Wrap from Z to E is the kind of small mercy a Sunday solver actually needs.

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