Crossword Clue: Space-scanning proj.
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Space-scanning proj."
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- ___ I, father of Ramses II
- ___ I (Rameses I successor)
- ___ Institute (astronomers' org.)
- ___ Institute, org. that makes use of the Allen Telescope Array
- ___ Institute (UFO-monitoring org.)
- A Pharaoh
- "Are we alone?" prog.
- "Are We Alone?" research org.
- Acronym of a scientific project seeking contact with alien life
- Astrobiologists' org.
- Agcy. often "quoted" by Weekly World News
- Agcy. seeking aliens
- Alien-hunting org.
- Alien-hunting project
- Alien search org.
- Alien-seeking agcy.
- Alien-seeking gp.
- Alien-seeking org.
- Alien-seeking pgm.
- Alien-seeking program: Abbr.
- Alien-seeking program, for short
- Allen Telescope Array org.
- Gp. whose convictions might lead to things being sent away for life?
- Inst. with a weekly "Big Picture Science" radio program
- Institute in the 1997 sci-fi film "Contact"
- Institute in whose logo the first letter is a stylized question mark
- Certain IAA group focus
- Father of Ramses II
- Grp. that is looking for the existence of aliens
- Bristle: Comb. form.
- Bristle: Comb. form
- Bristle: Prefix
- Egyptian king
- Egyptian king of the 19th dynasty
- "Contact" acronym
- "Contact" org.
- Cosmic exploration org.
- Cosmos-listening prog.
- ET-seeking org.
- Exobiologist's org.
- Exobiology activity acronym
- Series of programs seeking ETs
- Outer space probers, briefly
- "Who's out there?" acronym
- King of ancient Egypt
- Subj. for a radio astronomer
- Subj. of concern to The Planetary Society
- Son of Ramses I
- Successor of Rameses I
- Successor to Ramses I
- Radio listener grp.
- Ramses I's successor
- Ramses' successor
- NASA project for communicating with aliens
- Long-distance calling org.?
- One of the Pharaohs
- Pharaoh after Rameses I
- Pharaoh after Ramses I
- Program that asks "Are we aloe?," for short
- Program whose prospects are looking up?
- Org. concerned with visitors from afar
- Org. featured in Carl Sagan's "Contact"
- Org. in Carl Sagan's "Contact"
- Org. looking for alien life
- Org. looking for aliens
- Org. looking for life
- Org. monitoring possible alien signals
- Org. probing for outer-space life
- Org. searching for signals from space
- Org. seeking alien life
- Org. seeking far-out life
- Org. seeking life in space
- Org. that employs radio telescopes
- Org. that listens for alien signals
- Org. that sends signals into space
- Org. which still has not detected any signals from outer space
- Org. with a Carl Sagan Center
- Org. with a Carl Sagan Chair for the Study of Life in the Universe
- "The X-Files" gp.
- "The X-Files" grp.
- "The X-Files" org.
- "The X-Files" program, for short
- "The X-Files" project, for short
- Space exploration acronym
- Space exploration org.
- Space-scanning org.
- Space-scanning proj.
- Space-scanning project: Abbr.
- Space-signal searcher's acronym
- UFO-tracking org.
- Take effect
- Scientific project seeking contact with alien life
- Scientific project that listens to signals from space
- Star-gazing gp.
- Stargazing org. featured in a number of sci-fi films
- Stargazing org.
Recent Usage of Space-scanning proj. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 6, 2009