Space questions
Planets, moons, probes, telescopes and nameless rocks, in a game about flying a rocket as far from Earth as your answers will take you.
This category has 256 question pages with 15,423 known answers between them. “Name a comet” and “Name a moon in our solar system” are good places to start, and “Name a crater on the Moon” has the longest list at 1,567 answers. Each page shows only the common answers, because finding the rare ones is the game.
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- Name a comet
- Name a moon in our solar system
- Name a star that has its own name (the Sun counts)
- Name a famous astronaut or cosmonaut
- Name a crater, sea or other feature on the Moon
- A character from a space film or TV show (not Star Wars or Star Trek)
- A Soviet or Russian cosmonaut
- Something you can see from space
- Name an uncrewed space probe, rover or lander
- A fictional alien species or race
- An abbreviation or acronym used in space
- Name a rocket or launch vehicle
- Name a famous astronomer or cosmologist
- Name a famous telescope or observatory
- Name a sci-fi spaceship or space station from film or TV
- Name a place on Mars, such as a volcano, canyon or crater
- An astronaut who flew on the Space Shuttle
- A woman who has flown in space
- A named star cluster, open or globular
- Name a type of object found in space
- Something you can see in the night sky
- Name a space agency or space company
- A science fiction author
- Something that orbits the Sun
- A ship, vehicle or station in Star Wars
- Name an asteroid
- Something that is billions of years old
- Name a moon of Saturn
- A fictional planet
- Something from Dune (a character, place or term)
- Something that is bigger than the Earth
- An astronomy or space term named after a person
- A character from the Star Wars prequel films
- A European Space Agency mission or spacecraft
- Something astronauts have eaten or drunk in space
- Name a galaxy
- Name a nebula
- A starship or space station from Star Trek
- A film set in space or about space travel
- An instrument, tool or sensor carried by a space probe
- A species or race from Star Trek
- A word or phrase that starts with "space"
- An astronomical catalogue or sky survey
- A famous object photographed by Hubble or Webb
- A Jedi or Sith from Star Wars
- A piece of technology from Star Trek
- Something that is on the Moon
- A word or phrase that starts with "lunar"
- A famous exoplanet or exoplanet system
- A first name that is also the name of a planet or moon
- A science fiction subgenre or trope
- An Earth-observation or weather satellite
- Name a moon of Jupiter
- A robot or AI from film, TV, books or games
- Something you would find on the International Space Station
- A term from cosmology
- A word or phrase that starts with "solar"
- A meteorite impact crater on Earth
- A word or phrase that starts with "moon"
- A country with its own space agency
- A galaxy group, cluster, supercluster or other giant cosmic structure
- A non-human character from Star Wars
- A part of a rocket or spacecraft
- A US rocket or launch vehicle
- A weapon or gadget from Star Wars
- A droid in Star Wars
- A rocket from a country outside the US and Russia
- A science fiction novel that involves space travel or alien worlds
- A Soviet or Russian spacecraft, space station or space programme
- A famous meteorite
- A fictional space empire, fleet or organisation
- A landform found on Mars
- A NASA programme, project or mission
- Something from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
- Something you can spot with a backyard telescope
- A stage or event in a space mission
- A term from space weather
- An astronomer or sky-watcher from before 1500
- A group or region of small bodies in the Solar System
- A monster or alien from Doctor Who
- A radio telescope or radio observatory
- Something caused by the Sun
- A TV series set in space
- A film with "Star" in the title
- A sci-fi weapon or gadget
- A video game set in space
- An astronomer from the 1600s or 1700s
- A molecule found in interstellar space or comets
- An old monument, site or device linked to astronomy
- A spacecraft launched in the 1960s
- A term connected with black holes
- A word or phrase that ends in "star"
- Name a spacecraft or rover from a Mars mission
- A term for positions or motions in the sky
- A word or phrase that ends in "space"
- An astronaut from a European country
- An astronomical event
- A creature or animal in Star Wars
- A kind of rock or debris in space
- A unit used in astronomy or spaceflight
- A character from Star Trek: The Next Generation
- A famous black hole, quasar or active galaxy
- A named feature on Venus
- A place or event famous in UFO stories
- A rocket engine
- A rocket scientist or space engineer (not an astronaut)
- A rock, mineral or material found on the Moon
- A term connected with eclipses
- A fictional substance or material from science fiction
- An instrument used by astronomers
- A planet or place from Doctor Who
- A satellite network or satellite navigation system
- A telescope brand
- A word for the Sun in another language
- A cartoon or anime set in space
- A famous variable star
- A mountain or high-altitude site with observatories
- A rocket fuel or propellant
- Something made or launched by SpaceX
- A spaceship from a video game
- A faction, army or organisation in Star Wars
- A hazard of spaceflight
- A rocket or launch vehicle from the Soviet Union or Russia
- Something astronomers measure about a star
- Something stargazers use
- A type of star
- A woman astronomer, space scientist or NASA mathematician
- A job or role in spaceflight or astronomy
- A layer or feature of the Sun
- A meteor shower
- A part of an astronaut's spacesuit or gear
- Something astronauts need to survive in space
- Something left on the Moon by astronauts or probes
- Something you find at a rocket launch site
- A type of meteorite
- A type of planet
- A type of rocket engine or space propulsion
- A type of telescope
- A word or name for outer space
- A word or phrase that starts with "rocket"
- A classic arcade game or retro shooter set in space
- A crater or basin on the far side of the Moon
- A crewed spacecraft or capsule
- A kind of feature on the Moon's surface
- A kind of spacecraft
- A material used to build spacecraft
- A Messier object known by a nickname
- A nickname for a planet, moon or star
- A planet or world in Star Trek
- Radiation or particles that reach Earth from space
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