Words in World Capitals
Poultry in Greece
hens
24 hours earlier
Yesterday
Discovered in 1930, this body has an estimated diameter of only 1,473 miles
Pluto
A well-lit airplane trip
Bright Flight
"Aseptic", or "incapable of producing offspring"
Infertile
A prohibition in Thailand
Ban
In radio communication, "message received & understood"
Roger
This spiral galaxy is named for an Ethiopian princess in Greek mythology
Andromeda
A high, narrow structure made of roses or lilies
Flower Tower
"The partial or complete interception of the light of one component of a binary star by the other"
Eclipse
A container in Australia
Can
According to a proverb, it's "the best teacher"
Experience
This "cloud" of icy objects at the edge of the solar system begins at around 200 billion miles from the sun
Oort Cloud
Down at the docks, he clips your locks
Harbour barber
"A flock of geese when not flying"
Gaggle
Everything but this in Finland
sink
It's the Japanese name for Japan
Nippon
The only permanent feature on a comet is this central part, also part of an atom
Nucleus
An expert at those little "pop" tests
Quiz Whiz
"Fruitless", or "showing excessive pride in one's appearance"
Vain
carries your things in Iraq
Bag
A contraption designed to move outdoor loads
Wheelbarrow
Asteroid 1998 QE2, which buzzed by the Earth in 2013, surprised scientists who discovered it had one of these in tow
Moon
A cacophonous mob
Loud Croud
"An animal having four feet... usu. used of mammals"
Quadruped