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space
  • - Astronaut's realm
  • - Asteroid's place
  • - big dwarf's place
  • - Bath church's room
  • - Earth's environment?
  • - Outer ... (astronaut's destination)
  • - kirk's backyard
  • - "S" in NASA
  • - It's below CVBNM, on a keyboard
  • - ... Shuttle, NASA's low Earth orbital satellite between 1981 and 2011
  • - Parker's quest
  • - It's just below a B
  • - Endeavour's former domain
  • - Curiosity's milieu
  • - "Star Trek" milieu
  • - Voyager's milieu
  • - Typist's bar
  • - Time's continuum partner
  • - Steno's kind of bar
  • - Rocket's destination
  • - Pink Floyd's rock
  • - Milieu for some ships
  • - Han Solo's element
  • - Cosmonaut's milieu
  • - Comet's milieu
  • - Buzz Aldrin's field
  • - "Final frontier" related to this puzzle's theme
  • - Astronaut's milieu
  • - Time's partner
  • - Comet's place
  • - Meteor's source
  • - Astronaut's domain
  • - Typer's bar
  • - The 'S' of NASA
  • - It's out of this world
  • - Kirk's "final frontier"
  • - Captain Kirk's "final frontier"
  • - Sci-fi's "final frontier"
  • - NASA's domain
  • - Astronaut's workplace
  • - It's below 'C V B N M'
  • - NASA milieu
  • - Rocket's realm
  • - Parker's need
  • - Seattle's Needle
  • - NASA's concern.
  • - Word after personal or parking
  • - Tops up electronic capacity
  • - room to swing capes
  • - The National Aeronautics and ..... Administration (NASA) is an agency of the US Federal Government
  • - Wildly paces the room
  • - Empty or unoccupied area or volume
  • - Beyond earth, outer ...
  • - ...... Hopper, bouncy 1970s toy
  • - Regions remote from the earth
  • - Gap; room
  • - area, room
  • - agitatedly paces the room
  • - part of the keyboard where astronauts drink?
  • - room for second step
  • - Vacant place for the starting price of the winner?
  • - setting for much of "gravity"
  • - Free ... (square on a bingo card)
  • - Setting of the Sandra Bullock film Gravity
  • - the final frontier, according to captain james t kirk.
  • - Unoccupied area
  • - In which everything is located
  • - the theme of this puzzle, in short
  • - where astronauts go
  • - Beyond planet Earth
  • - Roomy sort of ship?
  • - paces out the room
  • - Michael Jordan starrer "... Jam"
  • - That filled up as an occupation?
  • - A little bit of a lot?
  • - Small step — and where a famous one took place?
  • - Small step where Armstrong was?
  • - "Fun in ...," 1981 solo album released by Roger Taylor
  • - "... Jam," 1996 film starring Michael Jordan
  • - "... Jam: A New Legacy," 2021 sports comedy movie starring LeBron James
  • - Outer ... (universe beyond the Earth)
  • - Something exes get
  • - "2001: A ... Odyssey," 1968 epic science film directed by Stanley Kubrick
  • - Room for rocketry
  • - race venue of old?
  • - consequence of hitting the bar?
  • - where the photograph "the blue marble" was taken
  • - Setting for many sci-fi movies
  • - Vast expanse beyond the earth?
  • - what some probes probe
  • - Modern frontier
  • - Personal need, for many
  • - Word with age or flight
  • - Where many sci-fi movies take place
  • - What a # symbolizes to a proofreader
  • - NASA word
  • - Final frontier
  • - Distance without limit
  • - 1982 Michener epic
  • - ...... bar (longest key on a keyboard)
  • - Word with parking or breathing
  • - Word with age, suit or flight
  • - Word that can go before "shuttle" or "cadet"
  • - Word for our age
  • - Where the Voyager voyaged
  • - Where rockets travel
  • - What some exes want more of
  • - What Captain Kirk called "the final frontier"
  • - Star-studded region
  • - Slot in a parking lot
  • - Setting for the movie "Life"
  • - Separate, with "out"
  • - Science-fiction locale.
  • - Sci-fi frontier
  • - Room to stretch out
  • - Reserved seat
  • - Place with nothing written in
  • - Parking lot unit
  • - Parking assignment
  • - Opportunity for privacy
  • - New "Age"
  • - NASA workshop?
  • - My....: networking Web site
  • - Modern age
  • - Linage
  • - Largest keyboard key
  • - Key under the B
  • - Half a continuum
  • - Go into la-la land, with "out"
  • - Flight reservation
  • - Bar on the PC
  • - Bar from an online chat?
  • - Astronauts' area
  • - Almost every written sentence has at least one
  • - #, to a typesetter
  • - # on a galley page
  • - "The final frontier," to Captain Kirk
  • - "...... Oddity" (1969 David Bowie single)
  • - ......-time continuum
  • - ......-time (fourth-dimensional continuum)
  • - ...... Needle (Seattle landmark)
  • - ...... is the breath of art: Frank Lloyd Wright
  • - One of the ages
  • - Sci-fi setting
  • - Long keyboard key
  • - Outer reaches
  • - Garage unit
  • - Type of heater.
  • - Capsule.
  • - New frontier.
  • - Michener opus
  • - Michener title
  • - Lost in ......
  • - Cosmos
  • - Slot
  • - Michener novel
  • - Set apart
  • - It may be blank
  • - Part of 37 Down
  • - Parking garage slot
  • - Origin of some invaders
  • - What NASA explores
  • - Vacuum seen in sci-fi
  • - 'The final frontier'
  • - Thisclue is missing one
  • - Remote station location
  • - Room; gap
  • - Sufficient room
  • - Expanse beyond Earth
  • - 16 between 10s was to probe this Special One
  • - Elbow room
  • - Elbowroom
  • - Zero-G environment
  • - One of five in this clue
  • - #, to a proofreader
  • - Michener novel with astronauts
  • - Word in NASA
  • - Breathing room
  • - Parking garage unit
  • - Character from a bar?
  • - Astronauts here taking small step
  • - Room in health resort by church
  • - First word of a 'Star Trek' opener
  • - The final frontier, per 'Star Trek'
  • - Small step taken in the void
  • - Somewhere to park son before walk
  • - Small step in room
  • - Handy type of bar?
  • - Small step men exploring this would take
  • - Outer ....
  • - Atlantis destination
  • - Enterprise setting
  • - With 95-Across, wide keyboard key
  • - Gap between words
  • - Small step that Armstrong went through
  • - The "final frontier" of sci-fi
  • - Second-rate room
  • - What ' ' contains
  • - Place for NASA to explore
  • - "Gravity" setting
  • - Where to see stars
  • - Parking lot opening
  • - Word after parking or safe
  • - One usually follows a comma
  • - Result of hitting the bar?
  • - Maneuvering room
  • - Part of NASA
  • - Zone (out)
  • - "Everyone needs more ...." ("Star Trek: Generations" tagline)
  • - Parking-lot slot
  • - Word with "age" or "race"
  • - 'Star Trek' setting
  • - 'The breath of art,' per Frank Lloyd Wright
  • - The heavens
  • - Outer area?
  • - Empty area
  • - Extraterrestrial realm
  • - First word in the "Star Trek" intro
  • - Wiggle room
  • - Break character
  • - "I need my ......"
  • - "The final frontier," on "Star Trek"
  • - Spot to park
  • - Long key
  • - Word separator.
  • - Sun spot?
  • - Shuttle ....
  • - Vacuum ......
  • - Latitude
  • - Room to move
  • - Area
  • - Spread out
  • - Volume
  • - Hiatus
  • - Margin
  • - Breathing
  • - The Last Frontier
  • - Where the stars are
  • - Place to park
  • - Parking ......
surebet
  • - "It's a ......!" ("You can't miss!")
  • - Gambler's cinch
  • - Response to 'Is there a network that airs a Hip Hop Awards show?'
  • - It won't disappoint
  • - No-lose situation
  • - It can't fail
  • - No-lose proposition
  • - Tout's offer
  • - There's no doubt about it
  • - It can't miss
  • - You can count on it
  • - It's a lock
  • - Definite winner
  • - complete certainty
  • - Guaranteed winner, to an oddsmaker: 2 wds.
  • - Overwhelming favorite
  • - Can't-miss proposition
  • - Can't-miss wager
  • - Shell game, to a con man
  • - Lead-pipe cinch
  • - Las Vegas lock
  • - That the sun will rise in the East, e.g.
  • - One that can't lose
  • - Absolute certainty
  • - Certain thing
  • - Guarantee.
  • - Guaranteed winner
  • - More than a favorite
  • - Lock
adopts
  • - Sponsors as a highway
  • - Takes on commercial picks
  • - formally chooses a candidate for present-day post, maybe
  • - Takes on as one's own
  • - takes in a rescue dog
  • - what a tea party! ps ... takes it up
  • - Takes home from the pound, say
  • - Takes on political leader up the street making fuss
  • - takes home from the shelter
  • - Takes in, as a shelter dog
  • - takes home from a pet shelter
  • - Assumes, takes up
  • - takes up the past at a party
  • - Provides a home for a small charge
  • - takes in, as a shelter cat
  • - Takes in (child)
  • - Takes home from a shelter
  • - Takes from the pound
  • - Rescues from the pound, maybe
  • - Becomes parents, in a way
  • - Expands the family, perhaps
  • - Rescues from a shelter
  • - Agrees to dig up bone and shell in South Africa
  • - Takes home from a shelter, say
  • - Gets the pointer, say?
  • - Takes on or in
  • - Takes on commercial pots after redesign
  • - Takes as one's own
  • - Takes the greyhound home, say
  • - Adds to the family
  • - Accepts, as a resolution
  • - Rescues a foundling, say
  • - Becomes a parent, in a way
  • - Enlarges a family, in a way
  • - Takes home from the pound
  • - Takes into one's family
  • - Accepts formally, as a resolution
  • - Takes in opening band
  • - Takes up or takes in
  • - Rescues from the pound, say
  • - Begins to follow, as a philosophy
  • - Takes in or takes on
  • - Embraces, as a philosophy
  • - Becomes a parent
  • - Passes, as a bill
  • - Goes abroad for a baby, perhaps
  • - Becomes a parent not by childbirth
  • - Takes in as one's own
  • - Rescues from the pound
  • - Selects and takes.
  • - Accepts, as a report.
  • - Takes by choice.
  • - Takes under one's wing
  • - Takes up
  • - Takes over
  • - Takes on
  • - Takes in
  • - assumes publicity spot in error
  • - What Roland does with Jake and Mike does with Kyra
  • - Emulates Angelina Jolie
  • - Assumes as one's own?
  • - formally accepts
  • - Embraces
  • - Votes to enact
  • - Makes one's own
  • - Decides to use toads swimming around top of pool
  • - Votes to accept
  • - Decides to start using
  • - Votes to accept post ad, perhaps
  • - Assumes parking will be limited by migrating toads
  • - Starts using
  • - Embraces as one's own
  • - Assumes trouble approaching uneven bits of paths
  • - Gets pets, maybe
  • - Espouses
  • - Votes to approve
  • - Passes, as legislation
  • - Chooses for oneself
  • - Decides to use
  • - Accepts formally
  • - Ratifies.
  • - Accepts
  • - Assumes
  • - accepts as one's own
isaw
  • - Mellencamp "...... you first"
  • - Clapton: "If ...... you in heaven"
  • - "The Last Time .... Paris": 1954 film
  • - 1965 movie "...... What You Did"
  • - "...... What You Did Last Summer"
  • - What "vidi" means, in Caesar's boast
  • - Middle part of a Caesarean boast
  • - "The First Time Ever ...... Your Face"
  • - "...... the best minds of my generation ..."
  • - Eyewitness' phrase
  • - Witness's words
  • - ".... Esau": kids' rhyme book
  • - "...... the Light" (gospel standard)
  • - Start of an eyewitness report
  • - "...... the Light" (gospel song)
  • - Vidi, in English
  • - Vidi in "Veni, vidi, vici"
  • - Words of an eyewitness
  • - Eyewitness's words
  • - Christmas-song title starter
  • - Second of a Caesarean trio
  • - ".... the Light": 1972 hit
  • - "...... Her Again"
  • - Start of an eyewitness testimony
  • - Witness' phrase
  • - Eyewitness's phrase
  • - "...... three ships a-sailing..."
  • - "Vidi," to us
  • - Bit of a witness' testimony
  • - "...... Her Again": 1966 hit
  • - "...... Stars," #1 hit for Freddy Martin, 1934
  • - Ship's pole
  • - Words from Caesar
  • - Caesar's "vidi," translated
  • - 'it didn't escape my notice'
  • - '... Mommy Kissing Santa Claus' (popular Christmas song): 2 wds.
timeflies
  • - Space ... / Bar ...
  • - The years go by so fast!
  • - start of an ''entertaining'' adage
  • - By embracing life at sea, it doesn't seem as long!
  • - what does the latin phrase "tempus fugit" mean?
  • - What happens when you're having fun?
  • - It happens when you're having fun
  • - "The years just whiz by!": 2 wds.
  • - "The days just whiz by!"
  • - "It's 2 a.m. already?!"
  • - Start of a quip
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