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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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AnswerPointsTier
Interstellar dust85Deep Cut
Interstellar filament85Deep Cut
Interstellar object85Deep Cut
Interstellar shell85Deep Cut
Intrinsic variable85Deep Cut
Iron meteorite85Deep Cut
Iron planet85Deep Cut
Irregular moon85Deep Cut
Irregular spiral galaxy85Deep Cut
Irregular variable85Deep Cut
J-type asteroid85Deep Cut
Jellyfish galaxy85Deep Cut
Jupiter analog85Deep Cut
Jupiter trojan85Deep Cut
Jupiter-crossing minor planet85Deep Cut
Jupiter-family comet85Deep Cut
Jupiter-mass binary object85Deep Cut
K-type asteroid85Deep Cut
K-type bright giant85Deep Cut
K-type subdwarf85Deep Cut
K-type subgiant star85Deep Cut
K-type supergiant85Deep Cut
Kilonova85Deep Cut
Kuiper belt object85Deep Cut
L dwarf85Deep Cut
L-type asteroid85Deep Cut
Lambda Boötis star85Deep Cut
Lambda Eridani variable85Deep Cut
Large quasar group85Deep Cut
Late-type star85Deep Cut
Lava planet85Deep Cut
Lazarus comet85Deep Cut
Lead star85Deep Cut
Lenticular galaxy85Deep Cut
LINER galaxy85Deep Cut
Little red dot85Deep Cut
Long gamma-ray burst85Deep Cut
Long secondary period variable85Deep Cut
Long-period comet85Deep Cut
Long-period radio transient85Deep Cut
Long-period variable85Deep Cut
Low-mass star85Deep Cut
Low-mass X-ray binary85Deep Cut
Low-surface-brightness galaxy85Deep Cut
Luminous blue variable85Deep Cut
Luminous infrared galaxy85Deep Cut
Luminous red nova85Deep Cut
Lyman-alpha blob85Deep Cut
Lyman-alpha emitter85Deep Cut
Lyman-break galaxy85Deep Cut
M-type asteroid85Deep Cut
M-type bright giant85Deep Cut
M-type giant85Deep Cut
M-type subdwarf85Deep Cut
Magellanic spiral85Deep Cut
Magnetic cataclysmic variable85Deep Cut
Main-belt asteroid85Deep Cut
Manx comet85Deep Cut
Markarian galaxy85Deep Cut
Mars trojan85Deep Cut
Mars-crossing asteroid85Deep Cut
Massive compact halo object85Deep Cut
Massive star85Deep Cut
Mega-Earth85Deep Cut
Mercury-crossing asteroid85Deep Cut
Mercury-manganese star85Deep Cut
Mesoplanet85Deep Cut
Metal-poor star85Deep Cut
Meteoroid stream85Deep Cut
Micrometeoroid85Deep Cut
Micronova85Deep Cut
Microquasar85Deep Cut
Millisecond pulsar85Deep Cut
Mini-Neptune85Deep Cut
Minor planet85Deep Cut
Minor-planet moon85Deep Cut
Mira variable85Deep Cut
Molecular cloud85Deep Cut
Moonlet85Deep Cut
Moving group85Deep Cut
MS-type star85Deep Cut
N galaxy85Deep Cut
Narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxy85Deep Cut
Near-Earth asteroid85Deep Cut
Near-Earth comet85Deep Cut
Near-Earth object85Deep Cut
Near-parabolic comet85Deep Cut
Neptune trojan85Deep Cut
Neutron star X-ray binary85Deep Cut
Nova remnant85Deep Cut
Nova-like variable85Deep Cut
Nuclear star cluster85Deep Cut
O-type asteroid85Deep Cut
O-type bright giant85Deep Cut
O-type giant star85Deep Cut
O-type main-sequence star85Deep Cut
O-type subgiant star85Deep Cut
O-type supergiant85Deep Cut
OB association85Deep Cut
OB star85Deep Cut

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