Astronomy
The closest star to Earth
The Sun
This spider was smarter than the average pig
Charlotte
This war ended the rule of Great Britain in Colonial America
Revolutionary War
If it weren't for this pigment, plants wouldn't be green
Chlorophyll
Raritan Township is what this city used to be called in the 17th century.
Edison
What a meteoroid becomes when it enters Earth's atmosphere
meteor, or shooting star
Middle Earth is the setting for this series
The Fellowship of the Ring
The most famous queen of Ancient Egypt
Cleopatra (acceptable: Nefertiti)
The most abundant element in Earth's crust
Oxygen
Thomas Edison had his main laboratory in this area of Edison
Menlo Park
What a group of billions of stars is called
Galaxy
The Dursley's are this characters very unpleasant family
Harry Potter
The year the first humans landed on the moon
1969
The most expensive chemical element is named after this U.S. State
California
This Edison street was the first in the world to have electric lights
Christie Street
What a group of many galaxies is called
Galaxy cluster
This character spent many days floating down the Mississippi River
Tom Sawyer (acceptable: Huckleberry Finn)
In 1991, this communist country's government collapsed, becoming the Russian Federation.
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, or Soviet Union
This egg-laying mammal has a venomous spur in it's hind leg
Duck-billed Platypus
Edison has "sister cities" in these two countries
China and India
If you enter an event horizon, you're about to go into what?
Black Hole
The Oompa Loompas are the workers in this Roald Dahl book
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
This explorer is credited with having circumnavigated the globe, but was killed before it was completed
Magellan
This species of bird became extinct in 1914 when the last one died in a zoo.
Passenger Pigeon
This Edison park was the site of a Revolutionary War battle
Oak Tree Pond Park