&p_a=It begins with A: ONE WORD: A being or creature from outer space; an estraterrestrial &p_b=Both words begin with B: TWO WORDS: A theory stating that the universe began as a tiny but powerful explosion of space-time roughly 13.7 billion years ago. &p_c=Both words begin with C: TWO WORDS: The geographical region from which many USA spacecrafts have been launched &p_d=It has D: A white or gray mass of particles of water or ice in the air &p_e=It has to Es: A meteor that has fallen to Earth. &p_f=It begins with F: A reaction in which an atom's nucleus is broken apart, releasing a tremendous amount of energy. It is used in many power plants on Earth and is in atomic weapons. &p_g=It begins with G: ACRONYM: Global Positioning System. &p_h=It begins with H: ONE WORD: One of the 18 moons of Saturn, the largest-known irregular-shaped body in our Solar System. It has a variable rotational period. Craters mark the surface. &p_i=It begins with I: ONE WORD: The solid form of water, frozen water. &p_j=It begins with J: ONE WORD: The largest of the planets and the fifth from the sun. It has 16 satellites and is surrounded by a transient planar ring system consisting of dust particles. &p_k=It has K: A space capsule or vehicle put into orbit. &p_l=It begins with L: ONE WORD: The first dog sent into orbit around the Earth. &p_m=First word begins with M: TWO WORDS: A temporary perturbation (disruption) of the Earth's magnetic field, caused by solar flares, which eject plasma from the Sun's chromosphere.. &p_n=It begins with N: ACRONYM: ational Aeronautics and Space Administration. &p_nn=NO WORDS: No words in English that contain Ñ. &p_o=It begins with O: ONE WORD: When a smaller astronomical body passes behind a larger astronomical body (entirely obscuring its view). &p_p=It begins with P: ONE WORD: The layer of the Sun which is visible to us. &p_q=It has Q: ONE WORD: An imaginary line that is thought of as circling the earth and is the same distance from the North Pole and South Pole. &p_r=It begins with R: An imaginary line that is thought of as circling the earth and is the same distance from the North Pole and South Pole. &p_s=It begins with S: ONE WORD: Objects that orbit a planet or a moon. Many man-made satellites and one natural satellite (the Moon) orbit the Earth. &p_t=It begins with T: ONE WORD: A constellation of the zodiac also known as the Bull. This constellation is seen along the ecliptic between Aries and Gemini. &p_u=It begins with U: ACRONYM: Unidentified Flying Object. &p_v=It begins with V: ONE WORD: A space entirely empty of matter. &p_w=It begins with W: ONE WORD: The state in which an object appears to have no weight but the object's mass remains the same. During it, an object's gravitational pull is negligible (close to zero). &p_x=It has X: A large system of stars separated from similar systems by vast regions of space. &p_y=It has Y: ONE WORD: The scientific study of space, including the planets, stars, galaxies, comets, and nebulae. &p_z=First word begins with Z: TWO WORDS: A star at the eastern end of Orion's belt (in the constellation Orion). It is also known as Alnitah. A form of oxygen, O3, produced when ultraviolet light passes through air or oxygen. &r_a=ALIEN &r_b=BIG BANG &r_c=CAPE CANAVERAL &r_d=CLOUD &r_e=METEORITE &r_f=FISSION &r_g=GPS &r_h=HYPERION &r_i=ICE &r_j=JUPITER &r_k=ROCKET &r_l=LAIKA &r_m=MAGNETISM &r_n=NASA &r_nn=NOT A WORD &r_o=OCCULTATION &r_p=PHOTOSPHERE &r_q=EQUATOR &r_r=RADAR &r_s=SATELLITE &r_t=TAURUS &r_u=UFO &r_v=VACUUM &r_w=WEIGHTLESSNESS &r_x=GALAXY &r_y=ASTRONOMY &r_z=ZETA ORIONIS