extraterrestrials
where was the "the thing" (from the movie of the same name) found?
Antartica
what shoe did Mars Blackmon promote in series of TV commercials?
Air Jordan
Anakin skywalker was the only human able to compete with aliens in what speedy sport?
Podracing
From what material should you make your weapon if you're going to battle a werewolf?
silver
The first manned craft to land on the Moon was named after what bird?
Eagle
what is the popular name for patterns which mysteriously materialize in the fields around the worlds
Crop circles - They are believed by many to be extraterrestrial in origin, but some have been proven hoaxes.
In what country did deep-fried Mars bars become popular?
Scotland
before Darth Vader blew it up, what planet did princess Leia call home?
Alderaan
what township in Georgian Bay, Ontario, shares its name with the Grammy- and Oscar-winning song from breakfast at Tiffany's
Moon river
what planet has the Great Red Spot?
Jupiter
what does S.E.T.I stand for?
what element causes Mars to appear red?
Iron - the same is true of the sand on prince Edward Island
what species, native to the moon of Endor, is Wicket W Warrick?
Ewok
what planet in out solar system has the most moons?
Jupiter - it has over 60 moons
who wrote 2001: A space Odyssey?
Arthur. C. Clarke
Who wrote War of the Worlds?
H.G. Wells
who wrote the Martian Chronicles?
Ray Bradbury
what hit coming-of-age film did George Lucas cowrite and direct four years before Star wars was released?
American Graffiti
who was the second man to set foot on the moon?
Buzz aldrin
what sport did Alan Shepard play on the moon during the Apollo 14 mission?
Golf
what New Mexican city was the site of the famous 1947 UFO incident?
what NASA spacecraft captured images of the "Face of Mars" in 1976?
Viking I - Subsequent images revealed that the "face" was just a trick of light
what major star wars character dies in the 1999 novel vector prime?
Chewbacca
what oddball comediann is the subject of R.E.M.'s "Man on the Moon"?
Andy kaufman
who went to space twice - once at the age of 40 and once at the age of 77?
John Glenn