Krillion Answers — September 3, 2026

Dive #50 · 7 prompts · 1923 answers

The complete answer sheet for this day's dive, grouped by rarity tier. A perfect run was worth 700 points — a 7000 m descent. Compiled by Marina Voss from public daily puzzle data · Last verified: September 3, 2026.

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Prompt 1 of 7

Name a capital city in the Americas

● One in a Krillion · 1 ● Deep Cut · 30 ● Rare · 15 ● Schooler · 9 ● Plankton · 4
One in a Krillion +100 1 answer — tap to reveal
  • Belmopan Belize built it inland after a hurricane flattened Belize City.
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  • Basse-Terre Guadeloupe's seat, distinct from Basseterre in Saint Kitts.
  • Basseterre
  • Brades Montserrat's de facto capital since a volcano buried Plymouth.
  • Bridgetown
  • Castries
  • Cayenne Cayenne pepper takes its name from this city.
  • Charlotte Amalie
  • Cockburn Town Sits on Grand Turk island, not on Providenciales.
  • Comayagüela Honduras's constitution makes it joint capital with Tegucigalpa.
  • Fort-de-France
  • George Town One space away from Guyana's Georgetown, both count.
  • Gustavia
  • Hamilton
  • King Edward Point Next door to Grytviken's abandoned whaling station.
  • Kingstown
  • Kralendijk
  • Marigot
  • Oranjestad Aruba's capital, and Sint Eustatius's too.
  • Paramaribo
  • Philipsburg
  • Port of Spain
  • Road Town
  • Roseau
  • Saint George's
  • Saint John's
  • Saint-Pierre
  • Stanley
  • The Bottom Saba's capital, population about 500.
  • The Valley
  • Willemstad
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  • Asuncion
  • Georgetown
  • Guatemala City
  • Kingston
  • Managua
  • Montevideo
  • Nassau
  • Nuuk Greenland belongs to North America, Nuuk included.
  • Port-au-Prince
  • San Jose
  • San Juan Capital of Puerto Rico, and US territories count here.
  • San Salvador
  • Santo Domingo
  • Sucre
  • Tegucigalpa
Schooler +30 9 answers — tap to reveal
  • Bogota
  • Brasilia
  • Caracas
  • Havana
  • La Paz Bolivia's seat of government; constitutional capital Sucre also counts.
  • Lima
  • Panama City
  • Quito
  • Santiago
Plankton +10 4 answers — tap to reveal
  • Buenos Aires
  • Mexico City
  • Ottawa
  • Washington, D.C.
Prompt 2 of 7

Name an animal known for camouflage

● One in a Krillion · 1 ● Deep Cut · 120 ● Rare · 31 ● Schooler · 12 ● Plankton · 2
One in a Krillion +100 1 answer — tap to reveal
  • Satanic leaf-tailed gecko Mimics a dead leaf down to fake vein damage.
Deep Cut +85 120 answers — tap to reveal
  • Anaconda
  • Angel shark
  • Anole
  • Arctic wolf
  • Assassin bug
  • Bagworm
  • Bark Scorpion Matches the tree bark it hunts on after dark.
  • Bittern
  • Blue-ringed octopus
  • Boa constrictor
  • Bobcat
  • Bobtail squid Glows on its underside to erase its own shadow.
  • Bushmaster
  • Butterflyfish
  • Caddisfly
  • Caiman
  • Chameleon shrimp
  • Cicada
  • Clouded leopard
  • Coconut Octopus Carries coconut halves around as a portable hiding shell.
  • Cod
  • Collared lemming Only rodent that turns white for winter.
  • Comb jelly
  • Comma butterfly
  • Common baron caterpillar
  • Cottonmouth
  • Cougar
  • Crab spider
  • Cricket
  • Dead leaf butterfly
  • Death adder
  • Decorator crab Glues bits of seabed onto its own shell.
  • Desert lark
  • Dolphin
  • Emerald tree boa
  • Fennec fox
  • Filefish
  • Flathead
  • Flying dragon
  • Frogfish
  • Gaboon viper
  • Gazelle
  • Gerbil
  • Ghost crab
  • Glass catfish
  • Glass frog Skin so transparent you can watch its heart beat.
  • Glass shrimp
  • Glasswing butterfly
  • Green snake
  • Green tree python
  • Grouse
  • Harp seal
  • Hatchetfish
  • Herring
  • Horned frog
  • Horned lizard
  • Inchworm
  • Jackrabbit
  • Jellyfish
  • Jumping spider
  • Killdeer
  • Lacewing larva
  • Lanternfish
  • Leaf-nosed snake
  • Leaffish
  • Leafy seadragon
  • Lichen Katydid Its frilled body copies the lichen it feeds on.
  • Lynx
  • Mackerel
  • Matamata A turtle disguised as bark and dead leaves.
  • Mossy frog
  • Nightjar
  • Ocelot
  • Okapi
  • Owl butterfly
  • Penguin
  • Pheasant
  • Pipefish
  • Pirate perch Masks its own scent, a chemical camouflage.
  • Plover
  • Potoo Impersonates a broken tree stump, uncannily well.
  • Ptarmigan
  • Puff adder
  • Pygmy seahorse
  • Python
  • Quail
  • Rockfish
  • Rockmover wrasse
  • Salp
  • Sand cat
  • Sand dollar
  • Sandgrouse
  • Sardine
  • Scorpionfish
  • Sculpin
  • Sea turtle
  • Sea urchin
  • Skink
  • Snapping turtle
  • Snipe
  • Speckled wood butterfly
  • Sponge crab
  • Stargazer Buries itself in sand with only its eyes showing.
  • Surinam toad
  • Tapir Calves wear watermelon stripes that melt into forest light.
  • Tawny frogmouth
  • Tentacled snake
  • Thorny devil
  • Toadfish
  • Trapdoor spider
  • Treehopper
  • Trumpetfish
  • Twig snake
  • Vine snake
  • Viper
  • Wild boar
  • Wobbegong
  • Wolf spider
  • Woodcock
  • Wraparound spider
Rare +60 31 answers — tap to reveal
  • Alligator
  • Anglerfish
  • Caterpillar
  • Cheetah
  • Copperhead
  • Crocodile
  • Flounder
  • Frog
  • Gecko
  • Giraffe
  • Grasshopper
  • Iguana
  • Jaguar
  • Katydid
  • Lion
  • Lizard
  • Moth
  • Orchid mantis Impersonates a flower so well that prey lands on it.
  • Owl
  • Praying mantis
  • Rabbit
  • Rattlesnake
  • Seahorse
  • Shark
  • Snowshoe hare
  • Squid
  • Stoat
  • Stonefish
  • Toad
  • Tree frog
  • Walking leaf
Schooler +30 12 answers — tap to reveal
  • Arctic fox
  • Arctic hare
  • Cuttlefish
  • Deer
  • Leopard
  • Mimic octopus
  • Polar bear
  • Sloth Algae grows in its fur and tints it jungle green.
  • Snow leopard
  • Stick insect
  • Tiger
  • Zebra
Plankton +10 2 answers — tap to reveal
  • Chameleon
  • Octopus
Prompt 3 of 7

Name a country that fought in World War II

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One in a Krillion +100 2 answers — tap to reveal
  • Cuba Declared war on the Axis days after Pearl Harbor.
  • Mongolia Declared war on Japan in August 1945 alongside the Soviets.
Deep Cut +85 39 answers — tap to reveal
  • Bahrain Its sheikh took Bahrain to war on September 10, 1939.
  • Belarus Byelorussia got its own founding seat at the UN in 1945.
  • Bolivia Its tin mines were supplying the Allies before the April 1943 declaration.
  • Chile Broke with the Axis in 1943 and declared war on Japan in April 1945.
  • Colombia
  • Costa Rica Its congress voted for war on Japan on December 8, 1941.
  • Croatia
  • Dominican Republic Trujillo declared war on the whole Axis within days of Pearl Harbor.
  • Ecuador Joined the Allies on paper in February 1945, never sending troops.
  • El Salvador Signed up against Japan on December 8, 1941, then the Axis.
  • Guatemala Ubico's Guatemala was at war with Japan by December 9, 1941.
  • Haiti At war with Japan from December 8, 1941, and Germany by the 12th.
  • Honduras Declared on Japan December 8 and the European Axis on the 13th.
  • Jordan Transjordan's Arab Legion fought in Iraq and Syria in 1941.
  • Kuwait Kuwait's sheikh followed Britain into the war in November 1939.
  • Lebanon Two years after independence, it went to war with the Axis in 1945.
  • Liberia Firestone rubber made it an Allied supplier long before its 1944 declaration.
  • Luxembourg
  • Manchukuo Japan's puppet state declared war on America on December 8, 1941.
  • Morocco Moroccan Goumiers fought at Monte Cassino under the French flag.
  • Myanmar Ba Maw's State of Burma declared war on Britain and America in 1943.
  • Nepal
  • Newfoundland Still a dominion in 1939, it followed Britain into war within a day.
  • Nicaragua Somoza declared war on Japan, Germany and Italy in December 1941.
  • Oman Muscat and Oman entered the war on September 10, 1939.
  • Panama Guarding the Canal, it went to war with Japan within a day.
  • Paraguay Its February 1945 declaration came six weeks before Germany surrendered.
  • Peru Signed on against the Axis on February 12, 1945.
  • San Marino German troops crossed it in September 1944, and it went to war.
  • Saudi Arabia Joined the war on paper in March 1945 and never fired a shot.
  • Slovakia
  • Syria Newly independent, it took on Germany and Japan in February 1945.
  • Tonga Queen Salote declared war in 1939, and Tongans later fought at Guadalcanal.
  • Tunisia Entered the war under France and became the 1943 battleground.
  • Tuva Went to war with Germany on June 22, 1941, hours after the invasion.
  • Ukraine Seated as a founding UN member in 1945 as the Ukrainian SSR.
  • Uruguay Hosted the Graf Spee's last stand in 1939, declared war in 1945.
  • Venezuela Its oil fueled the Allies for years before the 1945 declaration.
  • Zimbabwe Southern Rhodesia went to war on its own on September 3, 1939.
Rare +60 11 answers — tap to reveal
  • Albania
  • Argentina
  • Czechoslovakia
  • Egypt
  • Ethiopia
  • Iran
  • Iraq
  • Mexico
  • Philippines
  • Thailand
  • Turkey
Schooler +30 17 answers — tap to reveal
  • Australia
  • Belgium
  • Brazil
  • Bulgaria
  • Canada
  • Denmark
  • Finland
  • Greece
  • Hungary
  • India
  • Netherlands
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Poland
  • Romania
  • South Africa
  • Yugoslavia
Plankton +10 8 answers — tap to reveal
  • China
  • France
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • Japan
  • Soviet Union
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
Prompt 4 of 7

Name a language that is an official language of a European country

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  • Maltese Sign Language Malta made its sign language official by law in 2016.
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  • Abaza Karachay-Cherkessia counts it among five state languages.
  • Abkhaz Georgia's constitution names it official in Abkhazia.
  • Adyghe Adygea, an enclave inside Krasnodar Krai, lists it as state language.
  • Agul One of the fourteen languages Dagestan's constitution lists.
  • Albanian Sign Language
  • Altai Altai Republic's state language beside Russian since 1993.
  • Aromanian Kruševo in North Macedonia gave it official municipal use.
  • Austrian Sign Language
  • Avar Largest of Dagestan's fourteen official languages.
  • Azerbaijani
  • Bashkir Bashkortostan's own state language, beside Russian.
  • Belarusian Sign Language
  • Bosnian Sign Language
  • British Sign Language
  • Bulgarian Sign Language
  • Bunjevac Subotica added it to official use in 2021.
  • Buryat Mongolic language with official status in Buryatia.
  • Catalan Sign Language
  • Chechen Chechnya's state language under its 2003 constitution.
  • Chukchi
  • Chuvash Only living language of the Oghur Turkic branch, official in Chuvashia.
  • Crimean Tatar Named a state language in Crimea's 1998 constitution.
  • Croatian Sign Language
  • Cypriot Sign Language
  • Czech Sign Language
  • Danish Sign Language
  • Dargin Dagestan's second-largest language after Avar.
  • Dolgan
  • Dutch Sign Language
  • Erzya One of Mordovia's two official Mordvinic languages.
  • Estonian Sign Language
  • Even
  • Evenki
  • Faroese Faroe Islanders' first language, official alongside Danish.
  • Finland-Swedish Sign Language
  • Finnish Sign Language
  • Flemish Sign Language
  • French Belgian Sign Language
  • French Sign Language
  • Frisian Friesland's second official language after Dutch, by a 2014 act.
  • Friulian Friuli-Venezia Giulia recognises it by regional law.
  • Gagauz Official in Gagauzia, Moldova's autonomous Turkic region.
  • German Sign Language
  • Greek Sign Language
  • Greenlandic Official in Greenland, a constituent country of the Danish realm.
  • Guernésiais Guernsey's Norman language, still spoken by a few hundred.
  • Hungarian Sign Language
  • Icelandic Sign Language
  • Ingush Ingushetia, Russia's smallest republic, pairs it with Russian.
  • Irish Sign Language
  • Italian Sign Language
  • Jèrriais Jersey recognised its Norman tongue officially in 2019.
  • Kabardian Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachay-Cherkessia both give it state status.
  • Kalmyk Europe's only Buddhist republic made it official alongside Russian.
  • Karachay-Balkar One Turkic language official in two Caucasus republics.
  • Kashubian Poland's only regional language, auxiliary-official in Pomeranian gminas.
  • Kazakh State language of Kazakhstan, whose western edge lies in Europe.
  • Khakas Khakassia in southern Siberia gives it state status.
  • Komi Komi Republic's 1992 language law put it beside Russian.
  • Kosovar Sign Language
  • Kumyk Once the North Caucasus lingua franca, now official in Dagestan.
  • Ladin Spoken in five Dolomite valleys, with official status in South Tyrol.
  • Lak Around 150,000 speakers, and a seat on Dagestan's official list.
  • Latvian Sign Language
  • Lezgian Spoken across the Azerbaijan border, official in Dagestan.
  • Lithuanian Sign Language
  • Macedonian Sign Language
  • Manx Isle of Man Gaelic, revived after its last native speaker died in 1974.
  • Mari Two written standards, both official in Mari El.
  • Meänkieli Sweden's Torne Valley municipalities give it administrative status.
  • Mirandese Portugal's second officially recognised language, around Miranda do Douro.
  • Moksha Mordovia's other official language, distinct from Erzya.
  • Nogai Steppe Turkic, official in Dagestan and Karachay-Cherkessia.
  • Norwegian Sign Language
  • Occitan Its Aranese form is official across all of Catalonia.
  • Ossetian Iranian language official in North Ossetia-Alania.
  • Papiamento Aruba and Curaçao, both in the Dutch kingdom, make it official.
  • Polish Sign Language
  • Portuguese Sign Language
  • Romani Official at municipal level in Kosovo under its language law.
  • Romanian Sign Language
  • Romansh
  • Russian Sign Language
  • Rusyn One of six official languages of Serbia's Vojvodina province.
  • Rutul Written only since 1990, yet on Dagestan's official list.
  • Sardinian Regional law gives it equal dignity with Italian across Sardinia.
  • Scots Official in Scotland since the Scottish Languages Act 2025.
  • Serbian Sign Language
  • Slovak Sign Language
  • Slovenian Sign Language
  • Sorbian Used before authorities across Lusatia under Saxon and Brandenburg law.
  • Spanish Sign Language
  • Swedish Sign Language
  • Tabasaran Famous for its dozens of noun cases, official in Dagestan.
  • Tat Persian-derived, and Dagestan's constitution counts it official.
  • Tatar Tatarstan has made it official beside Russian since 1992.
  • Tsakhur Straddles the Dagestan-Azerbaijan border, official on the Russian side.
  • Turkish Sign Language
  • Tuvan Throat-singing republic in Siberia, its language official beside Russian.
  • Udmurt Official in Udmurtia, where Buranovskiye Babushki sang for Eurovision.
  • Ukrainian Sign Language
  • Yakut Sakha, Russia's largest republic by area, made it a state language.
  • Yukaghir
Rare +60 25 answers — tap to reveal
  • Albanian
  • Armenian
  • Basque
  • Belarusian
  • Bosnian
  • Bulgarian
  • Croatian
  • Estonian
  • Galician
  • Georgian
  • Icelandic
  • Irish
  • Latin Official language of the Holy See, so the Vatican counts.
  • Latvian
  • Lithuanian
  • Luxembourgish
  • Macedonian
  • Maltese
  • Montenegrin
  • Sami
  • Scottish Gaelic
  • Serbian
  • Slovak
  • Slovenian
  • Welsh
Schooler +30 15 answers — tap to reveal
  • Catalan
  • Czech
  • Danish
  • Dutch
  • Finnish
  • Greek
  • Hungarian
  • Norwegian
  • Polish
  • Portuguese
  • Romanian
  • Russian
  • Swedish
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian
Plankton +10 5 answers — tap to reveal
  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Italian
  • Spanish
Prompt 5 of 7

Name an astronaut or cosmonaut

● One in a Krillion · 1 ● Deep Cut · 905 ● Rare · 63 ● Schooler · 11 ● Plankton · 2
One in a Krillion +100 1 answer — tap to reveal
  • Arnaldo Tamayo Mendez First Black person in space, 1980, three years before NASA's.
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  • Aaron Newman
  • Abdul Ahad Mohmand
  • Abdulmohsen Al-Bassam
  • Adam Fuhrmann
  • Adonis Pouroulis
  • Adrian Reynard
  • Aidyn Aimbetov
  • Aisha Bowe
  • Ajit Krishnan
  • Akihiko Hoshide
  • Alain Fernandez
  • Alan Bean
  • Alan G. Poindexter
  • Alan Stern
  • Albert Crews
  • Albert Sacco
  • Alberto Gutiérrez
  • Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Skvortsov
  • Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Volkov
  • Aleksandr Gorbunov
  • Aleksandr Ivanchenkov
  • Aleksandr Kaleri
  • Aleksandr Kramarenko
  • Aleksandr Laveykin
  • Aleksandr Lazutkin
  • Aleksandr Matinchenko
  • Aleksandr Nikolayevich Balandin
  • Aleksandr Panayotov Aleksandrov
  • Aleksandr Pavlovich Aleksandrov
  • Aleksandr Petrushenko
  • Aleksandr Poleshchuk
  • Aleksandr Samokutyayev
  • Aleksandr Serebrov
  • Aleksandr Viktorenko
  • Aleksei Gubarev
  • Aleksei Sorokin
  • Aleksei Yeliseyev
  • Aleksey Ovchinin
  • Ales Svoboda
  • Alexander Gerst
  • Alexander Grebenkin
  • Alexander Kolyabin
  • Alexander Misurkin
  • Alexey Zubritsky
  • Alfred Worden
  • Ali AlQarni
  • Allie Kuehner
  • Alper Gezeravcı
  • Alvin Drew
  • Alvin White
  • Amanda Nguyen
  • Amelie Schoenenwald
  • Amy Medina Jorge
  • Anastatia Mayers
  • Anatoli Fyodorov
  • Anatoli Ivanishin
  • Anatoli Kartashov
  • Anatoli Kuklin
  • Anatoly Artsebarsky
  • Anatoly Berezovoy
  • Anatoly Filipchenko
  • Anatoly Levchenko
  • Anatoly Solovyev
  • Anatoly Voronov
  • Andre Douglas
  • André Kuipers
  • Andrea Patassa
  • Andreas Mogensen
  • Andrei Babkin
  • Andrei Borisenko
  • Andrew J. Feustel
  • Andrew M. Allen
  • Andrew R. Morgan
  • Andrey Fedyaev
  • Andriyan Nikolayev
  • Andy Thomas
  • Angad Pratap
  • Angelo Landolfi
  • Anil Menon
  • Anna Kikina
  • Anna Lee Fisher
  • Anna Menon
  • Anthea Comellini
  • Anthony Llewellyn
  • Anthony W. England
  • Anton Shkaplerov
  • Arnaud Prost
  • Arvi Bahal
  • Arvinder Bahal
  • Audrey Powers
  • Austin Litteral
  • Aymette Medina Jorge
  • Ayu Yoneda
  • Barbara Morgan
  • Bela Magyari
  • Ben Bailey
  • Bernard A. Harris Jr.
  • Bertalan Farkas
  • Beth Moses
  • Bill Nelson
  • Bjarni Tryggvason
  • Bonnie J. Dunbar
  • Boris Andreyev
  • Boris Morukov
  • Boris Volynov
  • Boris Yegorov
  • Brent W. Jett Jr.
  • Brewster H. Shaw
  • Brian Binnie
  • Brian Duffy
  • Brian O'Leary
  • Bruce E. Melnick
  • Bryan D. O'Connor
  • Bui Thanh Liem
  • Byron K. Lichtenberg
  • C. Gordon Fullerton
  • Cai Xuzhe
  • Cameron Bess
  • Cameron Jones
  • Carl E. Walz
  • Carl J. Meade
  • Carl Kuehner
  • Carlos I. Noriega
  • Carmen Possnig
  • Carol Schaller
  • Catherine Coleman
  • Chai Hongliang
  • Charles Bassett
  • Charles Bolden
  • Charles Camarda
  • Charles D. Gemar
  • Charles D. Walker
  • Charles E. Brady Jr.
  • Charles Edward Jones USAF spaceflight engineer, killed aboard Flight 11 on September 11.
  • Charles J. Precourt
  • Charles L. Veach
  • Charles O. Hobaugh
  • Charles Simonyi
  • Chen Dong
  • Chen Quan
  • Chen Zhongrui
  • Chiaki Mukai
  • Chris Boshuizen
  • Christer Fuglesang
  • Christina Birch
  • Christopher Ferguson
  • Christopher Huie
  • Christopher Loria
  • Christopher Sembroski
  • Christopher Williams
  • Chun Wang
  • Claude Nicollier
  • Claudie Haigneré
  • Clayton Anderson
  • Clifton Williams
  • Clint Kelly
  • Coby Cotton One-fifth of Dude Perfect, briefly the highest-altitude trick-shot artist alive.
  • Colin Bennett
  • Curt Michel
  • Curtis Brown
  • Dafydd Williams
  • Dale Gardner
  • Daniel Brandenstein
  • Daniel C. Burbank
  • Daniel M. Tani
  • Daniel T. Barry
  • Daniel W. Bursch
  • Danna Karagussova
  • Dave Mackay
  • David C. Hilmers
  • David Leestma
  • David M. Brown
  • David M. Walker
  • David Saint-Jacques
  • David Scott
  • David Wolf
  • Deborah Martorell
  • Deke Slayton
  • Deng Qingming
  • Denis Matveev
  • Deniz Burnham
  • Dick Scobee
  • Dirk Frimout
  • Dmitri Kondratyev
  • Dmitri Zaikin
  • Dmitry Petelin
  • Dominic A. Antonelli
  • Dominic L. Pudwill Gorie
  • Don L. Lind
  • Donald A. Thomas
  • Donald E. Williams
  • Donald H. Peterson
  • Donald Holmquest
  • Donald R. McMonagle
  • Dong Xiaohai
  • Donn F. Eisele
  • Dorothy Metcalf-Lindenburger
  • Douglas H. Wheelock
  • Du Jincheng
  • Duane G. Carey
  • Duane Graveline
  • Dumitru Dediu
  • Dumitru Prunariu
  • Dylan Taylor
  • Eberhard Kollner
  • Ed Lu
  • Edgar Mitchell
  • Eduard Buinovski
  • Eduard Kugno
  • Eduard Stepanov
  • Edward Gibson
  • Edward Givens
  • Eiman Jahangir
  • Elaine Hyde
  • Ellen S. Baker
  • Elliot See Killed with Charles Bassett training to command Gemini 9.
  • Ellison Onizuka
  • Emily Calandrelli
  • Ephraim Rabin
  • Eric Boe
  • Eric Philips
  • Erin Overcash
  • Ernst Messerschmid
  • Eugene Grin
  • Eugene H. Trinh
  • Evan Dick
  • Evgeny Tarelkin
  • Eytan Stibbe
  • F. Drew Gaffney
  • Faiz Khaleed
  • Fang Guojun
  • Fei Junlong
  • Fernando Caldeiro
  • Francis Neubeck
  • Franco Malerba
  • Frank De Winne
  • Frank L. Culbertson Jr.
  • Franklin Chang-Díaz
  • Franz Haider
  • Franz Viehböck
  • Freddie Rescigno Jr.
  • Frederick D. Gregory
  • Frederick Hauck
  • Frederick W. Leslie
  • Frederick W. Sturckow
  • Fyodor Yurchikhin
  • G. David Low
  • Garrett Reisman
  • Gary Lai
  • Gary Payton Air Force payload specialist, not the NBA's Glove.
  • Gayle King
  • Gennadi Kolesnikov
  • Gennadi Manakov
  • Gennadi Sarafanov
  • Gennadi Strekalov
  • Gennady Padalka
  • George D. Zamka
  • George Nelson
  • George Nield
  • Georgi Ivanov
  • Georgy Beregovoy
  • Georgy Dobrovolsky
  • Georgy Grechko
  • Georgy Katys
  • Georgy Shonin
  • Gerald P. Carr
  • Gerhard Thiele
  • Gherman Titov
  • Giorgio Manenti
  • Glen de Vries
  • Gökhan Erdem
  • Gopi Thotakura
  • Gopichand Thotakura
  • Gordon Cooper
  • Gregory C. Johnson
  • Gregory Chamitoff
  • Gregory H. Johnson
  • Gregory J. Harbaugh
  • Gregory Jarvis
  • Gregory Olsen
  • Gregory T. Linteris
  • Gretchen Green
  • Grigori Nelyubov Erased from the cosmonaut group photos after his 1963 expulsion.
  • Gui Haichao
  • Guy Gardner A real astronaut sharing his name with a Green Lantern.
  • Guy Laliberté
  • Gyula Cserenyi
  • Hamish Harding
  • Hans Koenigsmann
  • Hans Schlegel
  • Hazza Al Mansouri
  • Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper
  • Heike Walpot
  • Henry Gordon
  • Henry Hartsfield
  • Henry Wolfond
  • Hu Zhanzi
  • Igor Volk
  • Imelda Muller
  • Irina Solovyova
  • Irving (Yitzhak) Pergament
  • Ivan Anikeyev
  • Ivan Bella
  • Ivan Vagner
  • Iven Kincheloe
  • J. D. Russell
  • Jack Fischer
  • Jack Hathaway
  • Jack McKay
  • Jack R. Lousma
  • Jaime Alemán
  • Jaison Robinson
  • Jake Garn
  • Jameel Janjua
  • James A. Pawelczyk
  • James Abrahamson
  • James Buchli
  • James C. Adamson
  • James D. Halsell
  • James Dutton
  • James F. Reilly
  • James H. Newman
  • James Irwin
  • James M. Kelly
  • James M. Taylor
  • James McDivitt
  • James P. Bagian
  • James S. Voss
  • James Sitkins
  • James van Hoften
  • James Wood
  • Jamila Gilbert
  • Jan Davis
  • Janet L. Kavandi
  • Janice E. Voss
  • Jannicke Mikkelsen
  • Jasmin Moghbeli
  • Jason Stansell
  • Jay C. Buckey
  • Jean-François Clervoy
  • Jean-Jacques Favier
  • Jean-Loup Chrétien
  • Jean-Pierre Haigneré
  • Jeanette Epps
  • Jeff Elgin
  • Jeffrey A. Hoffman
  • Jeffrey Ashby
  • Jeffrey Williams
  • Jenni Gibbons
  • Jerome Apt
  • Jerry L. Ross
  • Jerry M. Linenger
  • Jesse Williams
  • Jessica Watkins
  • Jessica Wittner
  • Jesús Calleja
  • Jiang Xinlin
  • Jim Hendren
  • Jim Kitchen
  • Jim Sitkin
  • Jim Wetherbee
  • Jing Haipeng
  • Joan Higginbotham
  • Joe Engle
  • Joe F. Edwards Jr.
  • Joey Hyde
  • John Casper
  • John D. Olivas
  • John E. Blaha
  • John Finley
  • John Herrington
  • John L. Phillips
  • John M. Fabian
  • John M. Grunsfeld
  • John M. Lounge
  • John McFall ESA's first parastronaut, cleared for an ISS mission with a prosthetic leg.
  • John Oliver Creighton
  • John S. Bull
  • John Shoffner
  • John-David F. Bartoe
  • Jon Goodwin
  • Jon McBride
  • Jonny Kim
  • Joseph A. Walker
  • Joseph M. Acaba
  • Joseph P. Allen
  • Joseph P. Kerwin
  • Joseph R. Tanner
  • Josh A. Cassada
  • Joshua Kutryk
  • Judith Resnik
  • Jügderdemidiin Gürragchaa
  • Justin Sun Bought Blue Origin's first auction seat, then flew in 2025.
  • K. Megan McArthur
  • Karen L. Nyberg
  • Karl Gordon Henize
  • Karol J. Bobko
  • Karsen Kitchen
  • Katherine Bennell-Pegg Australia's first astronaut trained under the Australian flag.
  • Katherine Spies
  • Kathleen Rubins
  • Kathryn C. Thornton
  • Kathryn D. Sullivan
  • Kathryn P. Hire
  • Katya Echazarreta First Mexican-born woman in space.
  • Kayla Barron
  • Keisha Schahaff
  • Kellie Gerardi
  • Kelly Latimer
  • Ken Baxter
  • Ken Bowersox
  • Ken Money
  • Kenneth Cockrell
  • Kenneth D. Cameron
  • Kenneth Ham
  • Kenneth Hess
  • Kenneth S. Reightler Jr.
  • Kent Rominger
  • Kerianne Flynn
  • Ketty Maisonrouge
  • Kevin A. Ford
  • Kevin P. Chilton
  • Kevin R. Kregel
  • Kimiya Yui
  • Kirill Peskov
  • Kjell N. Lindgren
  • Klaus-Dietrich Flade
  • Klim Shipenko
  • Ko San
  • Koichi Wakata
  • Konstantin Borisov
  • Konstantin Feoktistov
  • Konstantin Kozeyev
  • Konstantin Valkov
  • L. Blaine Hammond
  • Lachlan Macleay
  • Lai Ka-ying
  • Lane Bess
  • Larry Connor
  • Larry James
  • Laura Shepard Churchley Alan Shepard's daughter, who flew the rocket named after him.
  • Laura Stiles
  • Laurel Clark
  • Lauren Edgar
  • Lauren Sánchez
  • Lawrence J. DeLucas
  • Lee Archambault
  • Lee Morin
  • Leland Larson
  • Leonid Ivanov
  • Leonid Kadeniuk
  • Leonid Kizim
  • Leonid Popov
  • Léopold Eyharts
  • Leroy Chiao
  • Lev Dyomin
  • Lev Vorobyov
  • Li Cong
  • Li Guangsu
  • Li Qinglong
  • Li Shichang
  • Lina Borozdina
  • Linda Edwards
  • Linda M. Godwin
  • Lionel Pitchford
  • Lisa Nowak
  • Liu Boming
  • Liu Chongfu
  • Liu Wang
  • Liu Yang
  • Liu Zhongyi
  • Livingston Holder
  • Lodewijk van den Berg
  • Loral O'Hara
  • Loren Acton
  • Loren Shriver
  • Lu Xiangxiao
  • Luca Parmitano
  • Luke Delaney
  • Luke Mays
  • Ma Zizhong
  • Magomed Tolboev
  • Maidarjavyn Ganzorig
  • Makoto Suwa
  • Maksim Ponomaryov
  • Maksim Surayev
  • Mamoru Mohri
  • Marc Hagle
  • Marco Sieber
  • Marcos Berrios
  • Marcos Pontes
  • Marcus Wandt
  • Margaret Rhea Seddon
  • Mariam Fardous
  • Marianne Merchez
  • Marina Vasilevskaya
  • Mário Ferreira
  • Mario Runco Jr.
  • Mark Bezos
  • Mark C. Lee
  • Mark L. Polansky
  • Mark N. Brown
  • Mark P. Stucky
  • Mark Pathy
  • Mark Rocket
  • Mark Serov
  • Mark Shuttleworth
  • Mark Vande Hei
  • Mars Rafikov A cosmonaut candidate literally named Mars, who never got there.
  • Marsha Ivins
  • Martin J. Fettman
  • Marty Allen
  • Mary Ellen Weber
  • Mary L. Cleave
  • Mason Angel
  • Matthew Dominick
  • Matthias Maurer
  • Maurizio Cheli
  • Meganne Christian
  • Meng Senlin
  • Michael A. Baker
  • Michael Adams Died when X-15 Flight 191 broke up in 1967.
  • Michael Barratt
  • Michael Coats
  • Michael E. Fossum
  • Michael Fincke
  • Michael Foale
  • Michael Foreman
  • Michael J. Bloomfield
  • Michael J. McCulley
  • Michael J. Smith
  • Michael L. Gernhardt
  • Michael Lampton
  • Michael López-Alegría
  • Michael Masucci
  • Michael McKay
  • Michael P. Anderson
  • Michael R. Clifford
  • Michael S. Hopkins
  • Michael T. Good
  • Michaela Benthaus
  • Michal Fulier
  • Michel Tognini
  • Mike Melvill
  • Mike Mullane
  • Mikhail Burdayev
  • Mikhail Korniyenko
  • Mikhail Lisun
  • Mikhail Rebrov
  • Mikhail Sologub
  • Mikhail Tyurin
  • Millie Hughes-Fulford
  • Milt Thompson
  • Mirosław Hermaszewski
  • Mohammad Al Mulla
  • Mohammad Dauran
  • Muhammed Faris
  • Mukhtar Aymakhanov
  • Musa Manarov
  • Nadezhda Kuzhelnaya
  • Nagapathi Chidambar Bhat
  • Namira Salim
  • Nancy J. Currie
  • Naoko Yamazaki
  • Neal Milch
  • Neil Kornswiet
  • Neil Woodward
  • Nicholas Patrick
  • Nichole Ayers
  • Nick Hague
  • Nicola Pecile
  • Nicola Winter
  • Nicole Aunapu Mann
  • Nicole Stott
  • Nicolina Elrick
  • Nie Haisheng
  • Nikolai Budarin
  • Nikolai Chub
  • Nikolai Porvatkin
  • Nikolai Tikhonov
  • Nikolay Rukavishnikov
  • Nora Al Matrooshi First female Emirati astronaut.
  • Norishige Kanai
  • Norman Thagard
  • Oldrich Pelcak
  • Oleg Artemyev
  • Oleg Atkov
  • Oleg Blinov
  • Oleg Grigoriyevich Kononenko Buran test pilot, not the record-holding ISS commander.
  • Oleg Grigoryevich Makarov
  • Oleg Kononenko
  • Oleg Kotov
  • Oleg Novitskiy
  • Oleg Platonov
  • Oleg Skripochka
  • Oliver Daemen Youngest person ever in space at 18, on dad's ticket.
  • Owen K. Garriott
  • Owolabi Salis
  • Pablo Alvarez Fernandez
  • Pamela Melroy
  • Pan Zhanchun
  • Pantaleone Carlucci
  • Paolo A. Nespoli
  • Paramaswaren Radhakrishnan Nair
  • Patricia Robertson
  • Patrick Baudry
  • Patrick G. Forrester
  • Paul J. Weitz
  • Paul Jeris
  • Paul Lockhart
  • Paul Scully-Power
  • Paul W. Richards
  • Pavel Belyayev
  • Pavel Popovich
  • Pavel Vinogradov
  • Pedro Duque
  • Pete Knight Flew the X-15 to Mach 6.7, still the crewed record.
  • Peter Wisoff
  • Phạm Tuân
  • Philip Chapman
  • Philippe Perrin
  • Pierre J. Thuot
  • Piers Sellers
  • Prasanth Nair
  • Pratiwi Sudarmono Indonesia's microbiologist astronaut, bumped when Challenger grounded the shuttle.
  • Pyotr Dubrov
  • Pyotr Klimuk
  • Pyotr Kolodin Trained three decades, assigned to crews five times, never left the ground.
  • Rabea Rogge
  • Raja Chari
  • Randolph Bresnik
  • Raphael Liegeois
  • Ravish Malhotra Rakesh Sharma's 1984 backup - India's other first-generation cosmonaut.
  • Rayyanah Barnawi
  • Rebecca Lawler
  • Reinhard Furrer
  • Reinhold Ewald
  • Renate Brummer
  • Rex J. Walheim
  • Richard A. Searfoss
  • Richard F. Gordon Jr.
  • Richard Garriott
  • Richard H. Truly
  • Richard Hieb
  • Richard Lawyer
  • Richard M. Linnehan
  • Richard Mastracchio
  • Richard N. Richards
  • Richard O. Covey
  • Richard R. Arnold
  • Richard Scott
  • Rick Husband
  • Rimantas Stankevicius
  • Rob Ferl
  • Robb Kulin
  • Robert A. Parker
  • Robert C. Springer
  • Robert Crippen
  • Robert Curbeam
  • Robert D. Cabana
  • Robert F. Overmyer
  • Robert Herres
  • Robert Hines
  • Robert J. Cenker
  • Robert L. Gibson
  • Robert L. Stewart
  • Robert Lawrence First Black astronaut selected, killed training before he could fly.
  • Robert Rushworth
  • Robert S. Kimbrough
  • Robert Satcher
  • Robert Thirsk
  • Robert White First X-15 pilot past 50 miles, 1962 - the first winged spaceflight.
  • Roberto Vittori
  • Robie Vaughn
  • Rodolfo Neri Vela
  • Roger K. Crouch
  • Roman Romanenko
  • Ron Rosano
  • Ronald A. Parise
  • Ronald Evans
  • Ronald J. Garan Jr.
  • Ronald J. Grabe
  • Ronald M. Sega
  • Ronald McNair
  • Rosemary Coogan
  • Roy D. Bridges Jr.
  • Russell Rogers
  • Russell Wilson
  • Rusty Schweickart
  • S. David Griggs
  • Salizhan Sharipov
  • Samuel T. Durrance
  • Sandra Magnus
  • Sara Garcia Alonso
  • Sara Sabry
  • Sarah Gillis Played her violin in orbit on Polaris Dawn.
  • Satoshi Furukawa
  • Scott Altman
  • Scott Carpenter
  • Scott Crossfield First to fly the X-15, picked for spaceflight in 1958.
  • Scott D. Tingle
  • Scott E. Parazynski
  • Scott J. Horowitz
  • Scott Poteet
  • Serena M. Auñón-Chancellor
  • Sergei Anokhin
  • Sergei Avdeyev
  • Sergei Gaidukov
  • Sergei Krikalev
  • Sergei Moshchenko
  • Sergei Revin
  • Sergei Treshchov
  • Sergei Vozovikov
  • Sergei Zalyotin
  • Sergei Zhukov
  • Sergey Alexandrovich Volkov
  • Sergey Korsakov
  • Sergey Kud-Sverchkov
  • Sergey Mikayev
  • Sergey Nikolayevich Ryzhikov
  • Sergey Prokopyev
  • Sergey Ryazansky
  • Sergey Teteryatnikov
  • Shannon Walker
  • Shao Zhijian
  • Sharon Hagle
  • Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor
  • Sherwood C. Spring
  • Sian Proctor
  • Sidney M. Gutierrez
  • Sigmund Jähn
  • Sirisha Bandla
  • Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski
  • Soichi Noguchi
  • Song Lingdong
  • Sonny Carter
  • Sophie Adenot
  • Stanley G. Love
  • Stephanie Wilson
  • Stephen Bowen
  • Stephen Frick
  • Stephen Robinson
  • Stephen S. Oswald
  • Stephen Thorne
  • Steve MacLean
  • Steve Young A telecom executive, not the quarterback, on New Shepard 2022.
  • Steven Hawley
  • Steven Lindsey
  • Steven R. Nagel
  • Steven Smith
  • Steven Swanson
  • Stuart Roosa
  • Sultan Al Neyadi
  • Sultan bin Salman Al Saud
  • Susan J. Helms
  • Susan Kilrain
  • Svetlana Savitskaya
  • Sylvain Chiron
  • Takao Doi
  • Takuya Onishi
  • Talgat Musabayev
  • Tamara E. Jernigan
  • Tang Hongbo
  • Tang Shengjie
  • Tatyana Kuznetsova
  • Taufik Akbar
  • Taylor Wang
  • Terence T. Henricks
  • Terrence W. Wilcutt
  • Terry Hart
  • Theodore Freeman
  • Thomas Akers
  • Thomas David Jones
  • Thomas J. Hennen
  • Thomas Marshburn
  • Thomas P. Stafford
  • Thomas Reiter
  • Tibor Kapu
  • Tim Drexler
  • Timothy Creamer
  • Timothy Kopra
  • Timothy Nash
  • Toktar Aubakirov
  • Toyohiro Akiyama A TV journalist who beat Japan's professional astronauts to orbit.
  • Tracy Caldwell Dyson
  • Trevor Beattie
  • Tushar Shah
  • Tuva Cihangir Atasever
  • Ulf Merbold
  • Ulrich Walter
  • Umberto Guidoni
  • Valentin Bondarenko A 1961 training fire took him weeks before Gagarin flew.
  • Valentin Filatyev
  • Valentin Lebedev
  • Valentin Varlamov
  • Valentina Ponomaryova Tereshkova's backup - trained, ready, and never launched.
  • Valeri Kubasov
  • Valeri Polyakov Spent 437 straight days in orbit, the longest single spaceflight ever.
  • Valeri Tokarev
  • Valeri Voloshin
  • Valery Bykovsky
  • Valery Korzun
  • Valery Makrushin
  • Valery Rozhdestvensky
  • Valery Ryumin
  • Vance D. Brand
  • Vanessa O'Brien
  • Vasili Shcheglov
  • Vasily Lazarev
  • Vasily Tsibliyev
  • Victor Hespanha
  • Victor Vescovo
  • Viktor Gorbatko
  • Viktor Mikhailovich Afanasyev
  • Viktor Patsayev
  • Viktor Savinykh
  • Vitali Grishchenko
  • Vitalii Ostrovsky
  • Vitaly Sevastyanov
  • Vitaly Zholobov
  • Vladimir Aksyonov
  • Vladimir Beloborodov
  • Vladimir Benderov
  • Vladimir Dezhurov
  • Vladimir Dzhanibekov
  • Vladimir Georgiyevich Titov
  • Vladimir Komarov
  • Vladimir Kovalyonok
  • Vladimir Lyakhov
  • Vladimir Preobrazhensky
  • Vladimír Remek
  • Vladimir Shatalov
  • Vladimir Solovyov
  • Vladimir Vasyutin
  • Vladislav Gulyayev
  • Vladislav Volkov
  • Vyacheslav Zudov
  • Wally Schirra
  • Walter Cunningham
  • Walter Villadei
  • Wang Fuhe
  • Wang Fuquan
  • Wang Haoze
  • Wang Jie
  • Wang Quanbo
  • Wang Rongsen
  • Wang Yaping
  • Wang Zhiyue
  • Warren Hoburg
  • Wendy B. Lawrence
  • William A. Pailes
  • William B. Lenoir
  • William Bridgeman
  • William C. McCool
  • William Dana
  • William E. Thornton
  • William F. Readdy
  • William Frederick Fisher
  • William G. Gregory
  • William H. Lewis
  • William Oefelein
  • William R. Pogue
  • William S. McArthur
  • William Shepherd
  • Winston E. Scott
  • Wu Fei
  • Wu Jie
  • Wubbo Ockels
  • Yaroslav Golovanov
  • Yaroslav Pustovyi
  • Ye Guangfu
  • Yelena Kondakova
  • Yelena Serova
  • Yevgeni Khludeyev
  • Yevgeny Khrunov
  • Yi So-Yeon
  • Yozo Hirano
  • Yu Guilin
  • Yulia Peresild
  • Yuri Baturin
  • Yuri Gidzenko
  • Yuri Kubo
  • Yuri Letunov
  • Yuri Malenchenko
  • Yuri Senkevich Corps physician who became Soviet TV's most famous travel host.
  • Yuri Shargin
  • Yury Artyukhin
  • Yury Glazkov
  • Yury Lonchakov
  • Yury Malyshev
  • Yury Onufriyenko
  • Yury Romanenko
  • Yury Usachov
  • Yvonne Cagle
  • Zena Cardman
  • Zenon Jankowski
  • Zhai Zhigang
  • Zhang Hongzhang
  • Zhang Lu
  • Zhang Ruxiang
  • Zhang Xiaoguang
  • Zhang Zhiyuan
  • Zhanna Yorkina
  • Zhao Chuandong
  • Zhu Yangzhu
Rare +60 63 answers — tap to reveal
  • Alexei Leonov
  • Anne McClain
  • Anousheh Ansari
  • Barry E. Wilmore
  • Bruce McCandless II
  • Charles Duke
  • Christa McAuliffe
  • Christina Koch
  • Christopher Cassidy
  • Dennis Tito
  • Donald Pettit
  • Douglas G. Hurley
  • Ed Dwight Picked under JFK, denied the job, flew at 90.
  • Ed White
  • Eileen Collins
  • Ellen Ochoa
  • Eugene Cernan
  • Francisco Rubio A leaky Soyuz stretched his mission to a record 371 days.
  • Frank Borman
  • Fred Haise
  • Guion Bluford
  • Gus Grissom
  • Harrison Schmitt
  • Hayley Arceneaux
  • Helen Sharman
  • Ilan Ramon
  • Jack Swigert
  • Jared Isaacman
  • Jeremy Hansen
  • Jessica Meir
  • Jim Lovell
  • John Young
  • José M. Hernández
  • Julie Payette
  • Kalpana Chawla
  • Ken Mattingly
  • Leland D. Melvin
  • Marc Garneau
  • Michael Collins
  • Michael J. Massimino
  • Michael Strahan
  • Peggy Whitson
  • Pete Conrad
  • Rakesh Sharma Asked how India looked from space, he quoted a poem.
  • Reid Wiseman
  • Richard Branson
  • Robert L. Behnken
  • Roberta Bondar First Canadian woman in space, a neurologist studying her crew.
  • Roger Chaffee Apollo 1's rookie, an astronaut who never got to fly.
  • Samantha Cristoforetti
  • Scott Kelly
  • Shannon Lucid
  • Shubhanshu Shukla
  • Story Musgrave
  • Terry W. Virts
  • Thomas Pesquet
  • Tim Peake
  • Valentina Tereshkova First woman in space, and still the only solo one.
  • Victor Glover
  • Wally Funk Mercury 13 aviator who finally flew with Bezos at 82.
  • William Anders
  • Yang Liwei
  • Yusaku Maezawa
Schooler +30 11 answers — tap to reveal
  • Alan Shepard
  • Chris Hadfield Sang Bowie's Space Oddity aboard the ISS.
  • Jeff Bezos
  • John Glenn
  • Katy Perry
  • Mae Jemison
  • Mark Kelly
  • Sally Ride
  • Sunita Williams
  • William Shatner
  • Yuri Gagarin First human in space, 1961.
Plankton +10 2 answers — tap to reveal
  • Buzz Aldrin
  • Neil Armstrong
Prompt 6 of 7

Name a block in Minecraft

● One in a Krillion · 2 ● Deep Cut · 237 ● Rare · 135 ● Schooler · 42 ● Plankton · 12
One in a Krillion +100 2 answers — tap to reveal
  • Crying Obsidian Purple-flecked obsidian used to build respawn anchors.
  • Dragon Egg One per world, dropped when the Ender Dragon dies.
Deep Cut +85 237 answers — tap to reveal
  • Activator Rail
  • Allium
  • Allow
  • Azure Bluet
  • Bamboo Block
  • Bamboo Mosaic
  • Bee Nest
  • Beetroots
  • Bell
  • Big Dripleaf
  • Block of Raw Copper
  • Block of Raw Gold
  • Block of Raw Iron
  • Block of Resin
  • Blue Ice
  • Blue Orchid
  • Bone Block
  • Border
  • Bubble Column
  • Budding Amethyst
  • Bush
  • Cactus Flower
  • Calcite
  • Calibrated Sculk Sensor
  • Camera
  • Cartography Table
  • Carved Pumpkin
  • Cave Air
  • Cave Vines
  • Chain Command Block
  • Chalkboard
  • Cherry Sapling
  • Chiseled Bookshelf
  • Chiseled Cinnabar
  • Chiseled Deepslate
  • Chiseled Nether Bricks
  • Chiseled Polished Blackstone
  • Chiseled Quartz Block
  • Chiseled Red Sandstone
  • Chiseled Resin Bricks
  • Chiseled Sandstone
  • Chiseled Stone Bricks
  • Chiseled Sulfur
  • Chiseled Tuff
  • Chiseled Tuff Bricks
  • Cinnabar
  • Cinnabar Bricks
  • Closed Eyeblossom
  • Cobbled Deepslate
  • Cocoa
  • Colored Torch
  • Command Block
  • Composter
  • Compound Creator
  • Copper Bars
  • Copper Chain
  • Copper Chest
  • Copper Door
  • Copper Golem Statue
  • Copper Grate
  • Copper Lantern
  • Copper Torch
  • Copper Trapdoor
  • Coral Fan
  • Cornflower
  • Cracked Deepslate Bricks
  • Cracked Deepslate Tiles
  • Cracked Nether Bricks
  • Cracked Polished Blackstone Bricks
  • Cracked Stone Bricks
  • Creaking Heart
  • Creeper Head
  • Crimson Fungus
  • Crimson Nylium
  • Crimson Roots
  • Cut Red Sandstone
  • Cut Sandstone
  • Dark Prismarine
  • Daylight Detector
  • Decorated Pot
  • Deepslate Bricks
  • Deepslate Tiles
  • Deny
  • Detector Rail
  • Dragon Head
  • Dried Ghast
  • Dried Kelp Block
  • Dripstone Block
  • Dropper
  • Element Block
  • Element Constructor
  • End Gateway
  • End Stone Bricks
  • Fern
  • Fire
  • Firefly Bush
  • Fletching Table
  • Flower Pot
  • Frogspawn
  • Frosted Ice
  • Gear
  • Geyser
  • Gilded Blackstone
  • Glow Lichen
  • Glowing Obsidian
  • Golden Dandelion
  • Grindstone
  • Hanging Roots
  • Hanging Sign
  • Hardened Glass
  • Hardened Glass Pane
  • Hardened Stained Glass
  • Hardened Stained Glass Pane
  • Heat Block
  • Heavy Core
  • Honeycomb Block
  • Infested Stone
  • Infinite Lava Source
  • Infinite Water Source
  • Invisible Bedrock
  • Iron Trapdoor
  • Item Frame Counts as a block in Bedrock Edition, so it stays.
  • Jigsaw Block
  • Lab Table
  • Large Fern
  • Leaf Litter
  • Lectern
  • Light
  • Lilac
  • Lily of The Valley
  • Locked Chest
  • Loom
  • Mangrove Propagule
  • Material Reducer
  • Moss Carpet
  • Mossy Stone Bricks
  • Moving Piston
  • Mud Bricks
  • Muddy Mangrove Roots
  • Mushroom Stem
  • Nether Brick Fence
  • Nether Gold Ore
  • Nether Quartz Ore
  • Nether Reactor Core
  • Nether Sprouts
  • Ochre Froglight
  • Old Stonecutter
  • Open Eyeblossom
  • Oxeye Daisy
  • Packed Mud
  • Pale Hanging Moss
  • Pale Moss Block
  • Pale Moss Carpet
  • Pearlescent Froglight
  • Peony
  • Piglin Head
  • Pink Petals
  • Piston Head
  • Pitcher Plant
  • Polished Andesite
  • Polished Basalt
  • Polished Blackstone
  • Polished Blackstone Bricks
  • Polished Cinnabar
  • Polished Deepslate
  • Polished Diorite
  • Polished Granite
  • Polished Sulfur
  • Polished Tuff
  • Potent Sulfur
  • Prismarine Bricks
  • Purpur Pillar
  • Quartz Bricks
  • Quartz Pillar
  • Red Nether Bricks
  • Red Sandstone
  • Reinforced Deepslate
  • Repeating Command Block
  • Resin Bricks
  • Resin Clump
  • Rooted Dirt
  • Rose
  • Rose Bush
  • Scaffolding
  • Sculk Catalyst
  • Sculk Shrieker
  • Sculk Vein
  • Sea Pickle
  • Seagrass
  • Shelf
  • Short Dry Grass
  • Skeleton Skull
  • Small Dripleaf
  • Smooth Basalt
  • Smooth Quartz Block
  • Smooth Red Sandstone
  • Smooth Sandstone
  • Sniffer Egg
  • Soul Campfire
  • Soul Fire
  • Soul Lantern
  • Soul Soil
  • Soul Torch
  • Spore Blossom
  • Stripped Bamboo Block
  • Stripped Wood
  • Structure Block
  • Structure Void
  • Sulfur
  • Sulfur Bricks
  • Sulfur Spike
  • Suspicious Gravel
  • Tall Dry Grass
  • Test Block
  • Test Instance Block
  • Tinted Glass
  • Torchflower
  • Trapped Chest
  • Tripwire
  • Tripwire Hook
  • Tuff Bricks
  • Tulip
  • Turtle Egg
  • Twisting Vines
  • Underwater TNT
  • Underwater Torch
  • Verdant Froglight
  • Void Air
  • Warped Fungus
  • Warped Nylium
  • Warped Roots
  • Warped Wart Block
  • Weeping Vines
  • Wildflowers
  • Wither Rose
  • Wither Skeleton Skull
  • Zombie Head
Rare +60 135 answers — tap to reveal
  • Air Technically a block, and the wiki files it that way.
  • Amethyst Cluster
  • Ancient Debris
  • Andesite
  • Anvil
  • Banner
  • Barrel
  • Barrier
  • Basalt
  • Beacon
  • Beehive
  • Blackstone
  • Blast Furnace
  • Block of Amethyst
  • Block of Coal
  • Block of Copper
  • Block of Emerald
  • Block of Lapis Lazuli
  • Block of Netherite
  • Block of Quartz
  • Block of Redstone
  • Brewing Stand
  • Brown Mushroom
  • Button
  • Cake
  • Campfire
  • Candle
  • Carpet
  • Carrots
  • Cauldron
  • Chain
  • Chiseled Copper
  • Chorus Flower
  • Chorus Plant
  • Coarse Dirt
  • Cobweb
  • Comparator
  • Concrete
  • Concrete Powder
  • Conduit
  • Copper Bulb
  • Copper Ore
  • Coral
  • Crafter
  • Cut Copper
  • Dandelion
  • Dead Bush
  • Diorite
  • Dirt Path
  • Dispenser
  • End Portal
  • End Portal Frame
  • End Rod
  • Ender Chest
  • Farmland
  • Fence Gate
  • Flower
  • Glass Pane
  • Glazed Terracotta
  • Granite
  • Hay Bale
  • Honey Block
  • Hopper
  • Iron Bars
  • Iron Door
  • Jack o Lantern
  • Jukebox
  • Kelp
  • Lantern
  • Lever
  • Lightning Rod
  • Lily Pad
  • Lodestone
  • Magma Block
  • Mangrove Roots
  • Melon
  • Moss Block
  • Mossy Cobblestone
  • Mud
  • Mycelium
  • Nether Bricks
  • Nether Wart
  • Note Block
  • Observer
  • Packed Ice
  • Player Head
  • Podzol
  • Pointed Dripstone
  • Poppy
  • Potatoes
  • Powder Snow
  • Pressure Plate
  • Prismarine
  • Purpur Block
  • Rail
  • Red Mushroom
  • Red Sand
  • Redstone Lamp
  • Redstone Torch
  • Redstone Wire
  • Repeater
  • Respawn Anchor
  • Sapling
  • Sculk
  • Sculk Sensor
  • Sea Lantern
  • Short Grass
  • Shroomlight
  • Shulker Box
  • Sign
  • Slime Block
  • Smithing Table
  • Smoker
  • Smooth Stone
  • Snow
  • Spawner
  • Sponge
  • Stained Glass
  • Stained Glass Pane
  • Sticky Piston
  • Stonecutter
  • Stripped Log
  • Sunflower
  • Suspicious Sand
  • Sweet Berry Bush
  • Tall Grass
  • Target
  • Terracotta
  • Trapdoor
  • Trial Spawner
  • Tuff
  • Vault
  • Vines
  • Wall
  • Wheat
Schooler +30 42 answers — tap to reveal
  • Bed
  • Block of Diamond
  • Block of Gold
  • Block of Iron
  • Bookshelf
  • Bricks
  • Cactus
  • Chest
  • Clay
  • Coal Ore
  • Deepslate
  • Door
  • Emerald Ore
  • Enchanting Table
  • End Stone
  • Fence
  • Furnace
  • Glass
  • Glowstone
  • Gold Ore
  • Gravel
  • Ice
  • Iron Ore
  • Ladder
  • Lapis Lazuli Ore
  • Lava
  • Leaves
  • Nether Portal
  • Netherrack
  • Piston
  • Pumpkin
  • Redstone Ore
  • Sandstone
  • Slab
  • Soul Sand
  • Stairs
  • Stone Bricks
  • Sugar Cane
  • Torch
  • Water
  • Wood
  • Wool
Plankton +10 12 answers — tap to reveal
  • Bedrock
  • Cobblestone
  • Crafting Table
  • Diamond Ore
  • Dirt
  • Grass Block
  • Log
  • Oak Planks
  • Obsidian
  • Sand
  • Stone
  • TNT
Prompt 7 of 7

Name a country smaller than Belgium (by area)

● One in a Krillion · 1 ● Deep Cut · 38 ● Rare · 13 ● Schooler · 7 ● Plankton · 3
One in a Krillion +100 1 answer — tap to reveal
  • Lesotho A kingdom entirely surrounded by South Africa.
Deep Cut +85 38 answers — tap to reveal
  • Albania
  • Antigua and Barbuda
  • Armenia
  • Belize
  • Burundi
  • Cape Verde
  • Comoros
  • Djibouti
  • Dominica
  • El Salvador
  • Equatorial Guinea
  • Eswatini
  • Gambia
  • Grenada
  • Haiti
  • Kiribati
  • Kosovo
  • Marshall Islands
  • Mauritius
  • Micronesia
  • Montenegro
  • North Macedonia
  • Northern Ireland
  • Palau
  • Palestine
  • Rwanda
  • Saint Kitts and Nevis
  • Saint Lucia
  • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  • Samoa
  • São Tomé and Príncipe
  • Seychelles
  • Slovenia
  • Solomon Islands
  • Timor-Leste
  • Tonga
  • Vanuatu
  • Wales A constituent country of the UK, and it counts here.
Rare +60 13 answers — tap to reveal
  • Bahamas
  • Bahrain
  • Barbados
  • Brunei
  • Cyprus
  • Fiji
  • Jamaica
  • Kuwait
  • Lebanon
  • Maldives
  • Nauru
  • Trinidad and Tobago
  • Tuvalu
Schooler +30 7 answers — tap to reveal
  • Andorra
  • Israel
  • Liechtenstein
  • Luxembourg
  • Malta
  • Qatar
  • San Marino
Plankton +10 3 answers — tap to reveal
  • Monaco
  • Singapore
  • Vatican City

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