Explorers on the moon
Across
- 3. A famous Belgian boy reporter.
- 6. The family name of the brilliant but absent-minded professor.
- 8. The opposite of wide.
- 11. British term for a wrench.
- 13. The family name of the twin detectives.
- 15. The first name of the professor.
- 16. Emptiness or bleakness.
- 21. The Belgian reporter's loyal white terrier.
- 22. A natural underground chamber.
- 23. A bed, often stacked in twos.
- 24. Worn to protect clothes when cooking or working.
- 26. The name of the shuttle used to travel to the moon and back.
- 31. A space rock that lands on Earth.
- 33. Shockingly bad or unpleasant.
- 34. A breed of sheep known for its fine wool.
- 35. Absolutely necessary or urgent.
- 38. The study of stars, planets and space.
- 40. To leave someone stranded, especially on an island or in space.
- 41. A deep crack in a glacier or ice field.
- 42. Related to atomic energy or weapons.
- 43. A herbal plant used in calming tea.
- 44. A radioactive element used in nuclear energy.
- 45. The family name of the astronaut assistant on the moon mission.
- 46. A system or building with many parts or functions.
- 47. A sea captain with a fiery temper who likes drinking whisky.
- 49. A sea creature with a gelatinous body and stinging tentacles.
Down
- 1. Someone who has committed a crime or done something wrong.
- 2. What are spiky formations rising from the cave floors.
- 4. A small tower on a building or vehicle.
- 5. Resistance caused when two surfaces rub.
- 7. How do you call a scientist who studies space.
- 9. The layer of gases surrounding a planet.
- 10. A magical story for children.
- 12. A silly or foolish person.
- 14. To argue over something that is not important
- 15. A bowl-shaped hole caused by the impact of a meteorite.
- 17. A suite worn by astronauts to survive in space.
- 18. A person or thing hard to get rid of.
- 19. A device that maintains orientation using rotation.
- 20. The name of the villainous stowaway aboard the moon rocket.
- 25. What are pointy structures hanging from the cave ceilings.
- 27. A violent tropical storm.
- 28. Speed in a given direction.
- 29. Based on trial and testing.
- 30. The path of a satellite around a planet.
- 32. Impossible to endure.
- 36. Related to the Earth.
- 37. How do you call the study of caves.
- 38. Something man-made, not natural.
- 39. Little by little, over time.
- 48. Essential gas we breathe.