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Name a type of astronomical object found in space (like an asteroid)

October 15, 2026 · 719 official answers

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High-scoring answers

  • Hypervelocity star

    100 points

  • Shepherd moon

    100 points

Scores from Krillion’s published answer list for this question and date.

All answers & scores

1–100 of 719 answers

AnswerPointsTier
Hypervelocity star100One in a Krillion
Shepherd moon100One in a Krillion
1:3 resonant TNO85Deep Cut
2:5 resonant TNO85Deep Cut
3:5 resonant TNO85Deep Cut
4:7 resonant TNO85Deep Cut
A-type asteroid85Deep Cut
A-type bright giant85Deep Cut
A-type main-sequence star85Deep Cut
A-type subgiant star85Deep Cut
Accreting millisecond X-ray pulsar85Deep Cut
Accretion disk85Deep Cut
Achondrite85Deep Cut
Active asteroid85Deep Cut
Active galactic nucleus85Deep Cut
Algol variable85Deep Cut
Alinda asteroid85Deep Cut
Alpha Cygni variable85Deep Cut
Alpha2 Canum Venaticorum variable85Deep Cut
AM Canum Venaticorum star85Deep Cut
Am star85Deep Cut
Ambiguous nuclear transient85Deep Cut
Amor asteroid85Deep Cut
Anemic galaxy85Deep Cut
Anomalous Cepheid85Deep Cut
Anomalous X-ray pulsar85Deep Cut
Ap star85Deep Cut
Apollo asteroid85Deep Cut
AR Lacertae variable85Deep Cut
Arjuna asteroid85Deep Cut
Asteroid family85Deep Cut
Asteroid pair85Deep Cut
Astrometric binary85Deep Cut
Astrophysical jet85Deep Cut
Astrophysical maser85Deep Cut
Asymptotic giant branch star85Deep Cut
Aten asteroid85Deep Cut
Atira asteroid85Deep Cut
Atoll source85Deep Cut
B-type asteroid85Deep Cut
B-type bright giant85Deep Cut
B-type giant star85Deep Cut
B-type main-sequence star85Deep Cut
B-type subgiant star85Deep Cut
B-type supergiant85Deep Cut
B[e] star85Deep Cut
Background asteroid85Deep Cut
Backward galaxy85Deep Cut
Barium star85Deep Cut
Barred irregular galaxy85Deep Cut
Barred lenticular galaxy85Deep Cut
Be star85Deep Cut
Be/X-ray binary85Deep Cut
Beta Cephei variable85Deep Cut
Beta Lyrae variable85Deep Cut
Binary asteroid85Deep Cut
Binary black hole85Deep Cut
Binary galaxy85Deep Cut
Binary neutron star85Deep Cut
Binary pulsar85Deep Cut
Binary system85Deep Cut
Binary trans-Neptunian object85Deep Cut
Bipolar nebula85Deep Cut
Bipolar outflow85Deep Cut
BL Herculis variable85Deep Cut
BL Lac object85Deep Cut
Black hole X-ray binary85Deep Cut
Black widow pulsar85Deep Cut
Blazar85Deep Cut
Blue blob85Deep Cut
Blue compact dwarf galaxy85Deep Cut
Blue globular cluster85Deep Cut
Blue hypergiant85Deep Cut
Blue large-amplitude pulsator85Deep Cut
Blue nugget85Deep Cut
Blue straggler85Deep Cut
Blue supergiant85Deep Cut
Blueberry galaxy85Deep Cut
Bok globule85Deep Cut
Bp star85Deep Cut
Bright giant85Deep Cut
Brightest cluster galaxy85Deep Cut
Broad-lined Type Ic supernova85Deep Cut
BX Circini variable85Deep Cut
BY Draconis variable85Deep Cut
BzK galaxy85Deep Cut
C-type asteroid85Deep Cut
Calcium-rich supernova85Deep Cut
Captured moon85Deep Cut
Carbon planet85Deep Cut
Carbon star85Deep Cut
Cataclysmic variable85Deep Cut
Catastrophically evaporating planet85Deep Cut
cD galaxy85Deep Cut
CEMP star85Deep Cut
Centaur85Deep Cut
Central compact object85Deep Cut
Central massive object85Deep Cut
Cepheid variable85Deep Cut
CH star85Deep Cut

How these answers are scored

Each answer has a score for this specific question. One in a Krillion earns 100 points; Deep Cut earns 85. The ratings are curated, rather than calculated from how many people choose an answer today.

Answers and scores: Krillion’s published answer list for October 15, 2026. Other spellings may be treated differently in the live game.