Planetary Factoids
Reaching a temperature of nearly 500°C, this is the hottest planet.
What is Venus?
Noah's version of this song contains the lyric, "How does you do?"
What is What a Wonderful World?
The roughnecks attach pencils to their sticks to complete the letters of this puzzle.
What is Lacrossword?
Grammy and Grandan's Little Snoot.
What is Cat?
Only 3% longer, this planet's day is closest in length to an Earth day.
What is Mars?
This song will forever remind us of Xavier pushing a chair around the kitchen?
What is Young Folks?
Caitlin Clark is unable to cope and starts to lose her mind when she throws too many airballs.
What is basketcaseball
The big-snooted Scoot.
Who is Scout?
Reaching over 2500kmh, this planet has the highest wind speeds.
What is Neptune?
Noah's version of this classic folk song from 1963 has a particularly magnetic appeal.
What is Puff the Magic Dragon?
Travis Kelse scores a touchdown, falls to the ground in agony and grabs his toes and arch.
What is Footcrampball?
The Snootcake Factory.
What is cheese?
The average temperature of this planet is -195°C, making it the coldest in the solar system.
What is Uranus?
Abigail supposedly sat on a fence post, chewed her bubblegum, and played with a yo-yo for this iconic song.
What is Herman the Worm?
This Olympic sport includes the crying javelin, the laughing long-jump, the sad 100m sprint, and the depressed decathlon.
What is Track and Feels?
This büp has a big, silly snoot.
Who is Juno?
Using a volumetric calculation, you could fit about 1000 of this planet in the Sun.
What is Jupiter?
Noah famously added a "cup of sarlic" to this song.
John Nash plays What Time is it Mr. Wolf, Blob Tag, or Capture the Flag.
What is Low Organized Game Theory?
Mxmsnoot.
What is Toon?