F.A.Q.

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E.T. on his bicycle, on his way home. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

The DeLorean flies into the thunderstorm. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Just before the sun disappears into the sea, its last edge flashes green. Once per visit, at sunset time where you are. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Click a shooting star. The genie takes your wish, although processing takes a while.

Rarely, at night, a UFO crosses the sky: it glides, stops dead, wobbles and vanishes in a flash. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

On every flight the UFO briefly says something in its own language. Something different every time. Nobody can translate it. It counts as a find when you click the speech bubble while it is showing.

Now and then at night a shooting star falls, here or there, never at the same time as the kraken or the UFO. Watching closely pays off. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Rarely, a small carpet flies low above the horizon with a figure and a monkey on it. At night it sometimes passes in front of the moon. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

When it is really snowing where you are, a green dragon now and then crosses the sky and briefly breathes fire. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Yes. Solar and lunar eclipses from 2026 to 2035 appear at their real time, if they can be seen where you are. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

When the real space station passes over your location, you see it at night as a small station with a long truss and golden solar wings. The server calculates its path from current orbital data from CelesTrak. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Around January 3 (Quadrantids), April 22 (Lyrids), August 12 (Perseids), October 21 (Orionids), November 17 (Leonids) and December 14 (Geminids), many shooting stars fall from one point at night, up to two days before and after the peak. The sky has to be clear. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Very rarely a blue police box flickers into view in the sky, the light on its roof flashing, the door opens and someone says something. Tap it while it is there: then it vanishes at once.

While the flying car hovers over the sea, the blue box very rarely appears next to it. Then Doc and the man in the doorway have a short chat. Patience pays off: it does not happen often. It counts as a find when you click the speech bubble while the two are chatting.

Now and then black smoke drifts across the horizon. You never see where it comes from. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

A column of light falls from the sky onto the deck of the Black Pearl. An officer in a blue shirt appears, greets you with split fingers and fades away again. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

On clear nights a round freighter sometimes stops in the sky. The co-pilot roars, the pilot translates, then it jumps into hyperspace. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then a grey battle station fades in high in the sky. Green beams join into one, it fires, and a cloud sheep ducks just in time. In thick cloud or fog it stays away. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then Son Goku flies by, stops in mid-air and transforms, differently every time: from Super Saiyan to Ultra Instinct. At full moon he briefly becomes a giant ape. In fog he stays away. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Out of nowhere, a large sperm whale appears high in the sky, followed shortly by a flowerpot of petunias. The whale tumbles down in bewilderment and hits the sea with an enormous splash; the pot just goes plop. In thick fog the sky stays empty. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then a fighter with four wings set in an X chases a fighter with hexagonal wings. Both dive from the sky down to just above the sea, pull up and make a second run. Red laser bolts hiss narrowly past, the last one hits, and the hunted ship vanishes in a small flash. Then the winner does a victory roll. In a thunderstorm, thick fog or under an almost closed cloud cover the sky stays empty. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Rarely, at night, the silhouette of a giant fox with nine tails appears above the horizon. Two slit eyes open and glow red, a brief ember glow runs along the outline, and then it fades again. It stays away in fog or thunderstorms. It only counts as a find once you click it while it can be seen.

Very rarely, at night, the full moon turns red for a few seconds, and rings with dark commas appear on it from the outside in. The moon has to be full, high and clear in the sky, without cloud cover, fog or an eclipse. Clicking the moon while it is red counts as a find.

When the sky is cloudy and the sun is down, a white circle of light with a black bat sometimes appears. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

On nights with an (almost) full moon a boy flies in with three children, stops in front of the moon, puts his hands on his hips and flies on. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

At night, invisible areas lie over the real constellations: Big Dipper, Little Dipper, Cassiopeia, Orion, Cygnus and Leo, depending on the season and the hour. Tap one and its lines light up and its name appears.

Very rarely, a cat bus scurries across the horizon at night, a bow to a fairy tale by Studio Ghibli. It only comes when the stars are out, never in thick fog. A little patience, eyes on the sky. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

A message in a bottle drifts across the sea. Tap it while it floats to read a message someone threw into the sea.

A shark fin glides past. Once in a long while, a small hunting boat follows it. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Pepper, the captain's parrot. A tribute to Pepper from the novel “Circkool”. It counts as a find when you click him while he is talking.

Flat stones lie near the water. Pick one up, then tap the water and it skips. Without a stone nothing flies.

A long neck in the fog: Nessie is on holiday at the beach. She only shows up in fog, and never for long. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

A mermaid. She only appears at night, and she sings better than the captain. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

The islands on the horizon are the projects. Clicking an island opens the projects page at that project.

Now and then a kraken surfaces far out: tentacles rise from the water and an eye glows for a moment. If the ship is close, it reaches for it. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

In a thunderstorm a ghost ship as big as the Black Pearl rises from the sea, covered in weed and barnacles. Its captain asks our captain a question, and after some twenty seconds the ship sinks again. Our captain turns pale. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Very rarely at sunset, a pale ship with a white sail heads west into the sun and fades away. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

On a full-moon night, an arm raises a glowing sword out of the sea and sinks again. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Every now and then a crocodile swims past, ticking like an alarm clock. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Sometimes a small hunting boat follows the fin. The fisherman knows what is missing. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

A steamer with four funnels grazes an iceberg on the horizon. This time it all goes well. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

At night a lifeboat with a tiger drifts close to the beach, and the water glows blue. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Tap it: it blows out to sea, and a ship with a lion’s head sails past.

Tap the fedora at the top right of the chest lid: it hops off the lid for a moment, because it belongs in a museum. The click counts as a find.

Far out, a huge blue-grey whale surfaces. On its forehead sits a scrawled skull with a straw hat, surrounded by many scars. It blows a spout, nods and roars with its mouth wide open, blows once more and dives with a flick of its tail. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

In fog a lighthouse stands on the horizon, its beam slowly sweeping over the sea. The fog comes from the real weather. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then the Flying Lamb with its sheep’s head passes on the horizon, next time the Thousand Sunny with its lion’s head. Click the straw hat on the chest and the Sunny comes right away. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Tap the boat, wait, tap when the exclamation mark appears. Usually a fish, rarely a boot, a message in a bottle or a tentacle.

Very rarely the angler’s rod in the rowing boat bends deep, and the water boils in front of the boat. Then a giant sea monster with a glowing lure, rows of teeth and spines on its back bursts out of the sea, roars and boasts, and the captain panics. The angler winds up and finishes it with a single punch: the monster bursts apart, the clouds split, waves roll to the beach and sea water rains down. Tap the boat or the monster to discover it; while the monster is still talking, the angler then strikes at once.

At night the stern lantern regularly sends a short word in Morse code. Tap the lantern and enter the word.

Very rarely a huge lizard and a giant ape rise from the sea on the horizon. He drums on his chest, her back plates glow blue, and she breathes a beam into the sky. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then a yellow seaplane glides in, touches down on the sea in a burst of spray and rolls to a stop. In the cockpit sits a bear in a flying cap and waves, then the propellers start up again and the plane takes off. In a thunderstorm or thick fog it stays away. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then a round, saucer-shaped freighter zigzags down from the sky, flies past behind the pirate ship and then hovers just above the water beside it. A ramp lowers, the pilot waves, and his hairy co-pilot roars with his arms raised. Then the freighter rolls away and is gone. In a thunderstorm or thick fog it stays away. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then a ninja in orange with a headband sprints across the calm sea, leaning forward with his arms swept back; every step splashes and leaves a ring. Halfway he stops, forms a hand sign, and three or four doubles appear beside him in white puffs of smoke. They run along and vanish one after another before he disappears at the edge of the picture. He stays away in thunderstorms, strong wind, rain or fog. It only counts as a find once you click him or one of his doubles while they can be seen; then he shouts something.

Every riddle of the day you solve gives you one letter of the word of the week. Type the word at the bottom of the riddle window, even if letters are still missing. A new word starts every Monday.

Very rarely an outrigger canoe with a sail shaped like a crab claw glides up. The demigod aboard raises his shimmering turquoise bone hook, casts it on its line over his shoulder and pulls hand over hand until an island with palm trees and waterfalls rises foaming from the sea. Then he raises both fists and tows his island away. You are welcome. In storm or fog he stays ashore. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Now and then a blue saurian with a grey shell and a small horn surfs sideways across the sea, a child in a red cap on its back. It needs calm weather: no storm, no rain, no fog. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

When you join the fishing, an orange-red carp with a crown and whiskers sometimes flops on the line. It splashes wildly, and nothing else happens. Catch ten of them, though, and you are in for a surprise.

Very rarely the water at the shore pulls back: to the left and right it stands like a turquoise wall, and in between lies wet sand with a pink conch. After a few seconds the sea closes again. Tap the conch while it lies uncovered and it glows for a moment; the click counts as a find.

The magic lamp on the treasure chest. Click or rub it, and the genie appears.

The big crab with the fishing hook. It is shiny. Or so it says. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Slimer, the green ghost from Ghostbusters. From 24 October to 1 November he now and then circles the Black Pearl and zooms across the beach. Click or tap him: he gets a fright and dashes off.

Keep the pointer or your finger on him for a few seconds. First he looks at you, then he shows a small heart.

On the keyboard press ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → and then Enter. With B A instead of Enter you get the fireworks.

On every visit a discovered secret gives you a piece of the map. With four pieces an X appears in the sand. Dig there.

Tap the small golden ring glinting somewhere in the sand. Someone then appears behind the rock and whispers. Summon the genie at the chest and you will hear him too.

On your third visit an owl brings a letter and drops it in the sand. Tap it to open it. Without saved visits in the browser, she does not come.

Rarely, a little marshmallow man stands by the burning campfire and holds his marshmallow in the flames. At spooky season the green ghost comes for him. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Only when it is really raining where you are does a grey forest spirit with an umbrella stand under the palm tree. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

A clownfish and a blue tang swim in the aquarium on the beach. When the gull lands on the beach, it has a very clear opinion about that. It counts as a find when you click the gull while it is calling.

Now and then a wave leaves a blue headband with a metal plate on the beach, half in the wet sand; a leaf is engraved in the plate, and every so often it gleams. While it lies there and the campfire burns or glows, a bowl of noodle soup steams beside it. After a good minute the sea takes the headband back; it does not come in the rain. Clicking the headband counts as a find.

To the 404 page: every address that does not exist on feoren.com leads to the castaway island. Wilson sits there next to an SOS made of stones that reads 404, Pepper squawks as he flies by, and the message in a bottle takes you back to the beach.

At Halloween a lone hand scuttles across the sand on its fingertips, sometimes from the left, sometimes from the right, and pauses once as if listening. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

A yellow, square sponge stands on the beach. Tap it: it squeezes itself and squirts water.

The pink starfish next to the sponge. Tap it. Smart it isn’t, but it’s new every time.

Bottom left, in front of the bush, there’s an aquarium with two fish. Tap it and they’ll speak up.

Once the little clean-up robot has found his boot with the plant, a white probe floats down. Together they look at the moon. It only counts as a find once you click it while it is in view.

Tap the burning fire: the flames leap up and sparks fly. By day it’s out.

Now and then an orange ball with stars lies somewhere. Pick it up. There are seven, and the ones you collect stay collected.

Once you have all seven, they lie together in the sand. Tap them: the sky goes dark and a huge dragon rises. Afterwards they scatter again.

A bucket and spade lie by the water. Tap them five times: the pile of sand becomes a wall, towers, a keep and finally a little flag. After a while the tide takes the finished castle.

Now and then a scrawny rooster with huge goggle eyes struts across the beach, pecks at everything, stumbles and walks into nothing. Tap him and he swallows a pebble and keels over for a moment; the click counts as a find. Sometimes he also comes to the conch when the sea makes room.

Now and then a little yellow electric mouse runs across the beach to the driftwood by the volleyball, sits down and looks out to sea. Its ears twitch, sparks crackle on its cheeks, and at night it glows faintly. Tap it: it hops for joy and sprays sparks. In the rain it stays away. The click counts as a find.

Now and then a sandcastle appears on the beach. A huge guy smashes it to sand with his fists, then a little handyman taps it whole again with a golden hammer. Tap either of them; before the repair, the handyman then comes right away. The click counts as a find.

A little girl with a black ponytail flickers from spot to spot as a colorful glitch. Tap her: she jumps into her candy kart and races off. The click counts as a find.

On the front of the chest hangs a cookie medal with a red ribbon and a heart. Tap it: it sparkles, and a deep voice rumbles that you are its hero. The click counts as a find.

Now and then little blue gnomes in white floppy caps stroll across the beach in single file: in front the eldest with a red cap, red trousers and a white beard, behind him one with glasses, a blonde in a white dress and a perfectly ordinary one. Their walk is rarely left in peace. When it rains they stay at home. It only counts as a find once you click one of them while they are in view.

When the little blue gnomes cross the beach, a bald wizard in a patched robe and his scruffy cat sometimes creep up from the other side; the wizard is already rubbing his hands. When the cat gets too close, the gnomes take fright, turn round and run away. The cat and the wizard chase after them and never catch a single one. It only counts as a find once you click the wizard or the cat while they are in view.

The postcard: it shows your beach, and its link takes others right there.