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Lunation Hints for TodayThu, Oct 8, 2026

Stuck on today’s Lunation? Three nudges, smallest first. No spoilers here: open one, go back to the board, and only open the next if you’re still stuck.

Lunation #8 · 6×6, Easy

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Hint 1 The smallest nudge

Technique: Pairs. Two matching symbols side by side: the cells on either side of them take the other symbol.

Row 2 has two suns side by side, so the cell next to the pair must be a moon. A third sun would make three in a row.

Show me the cells

Learn Pairs: a short lesson with practice boards →

Hint 2 A bit more

Technique: Pairs. Two matching symbols side by side: the cells on either side of them take the other symbol.

Column 2 has two suns side by side, so the cell next to the pair must be a moon. A third sun would make three in a row.

Show me the cells

Learn Pairs: a short lesson with practice boards →

Hint 3 The biggest nudge

Technique: Pairs. Two matching symbols side by side: the cells on either side of them take the other symbol.

Row 5 has two moons side by side, so the cell next to the pair must be a sun. A third moon would make three in a row.

Show me the cells

Learn Pairs: a short lesson with practice boards →

How these hints work

These are the same three hints the Hint button gives on today’s board, in the same order, starting from a fresh board. Each one fills the cells a single technique proves, and names that technique. Already partway through? Skip to the first hint you haven’t found yourself.

The hints stop at three on purpose. Past that, the techniques do the work, and you’ll get more out of finishing it yourself. There’s no full solution on this page.

The techniques, in a line each

  • Pairs: Two matching symbols side by side: the cells on either side of them take the other symbol.
  • Sandwich: Two matching symbols with one gap between them: the gap takes the other symbol.
  • Balance: A row or column already has its three of one symbol: every other cell takes the other symbol.
  • Link: An = or × sign with one side filled tells you the other side.
  • Lookahead: Try a symbol in your head: if one more forced move would break a rule, the cell must be the other symbol.

Each one has a short lesson and a few practice boards in the Lunation Learn track.