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- 12 people have walked on it so far
- 1969 landing site
- 1969 target
- 1971 Cat Stevens hit
- "___ River"
- "___ River," Andy Williams's theme
- Bare the bottom
- "____ Over Miami"
- Andy Williams's river
- Be an end user?
- A new one is nearly invisible
- Any of Jupiter's 60+
- Apollo 11 destination
- Apollo 11 goal
- Apollo 11 landed on it
- Apollo 11 target
- Apollo 11's destination
- Apollo 11's goal
- Apollo 11's objective
- Apollo destination
- Apollo goal
- Apollo landing site
- Apollo program destination
- Apollo target
- Apollo's destination
- Apollo's landing site
- Apollo's target
- Armstrong walked here
- Armstrong's destination
- Armstrong's landfall
- Armstrong's landing site
- Act listlessly
- Astronomical sighting
- Blue marshmallow shape in Lucky Charms
- Body associated with Phoebe
- Dawdle
- Bottom out?
- Daydream — Europa of Jupiter, say
- Daydream or dawdle
- Daydream
- Duran Duran: "New ___ on Monday"
- Bovine hurdle of rhyme
- Celestial object that has a "waxing gibbous" phase
- Celestial object that waxes and wanes
- Io or Phobos
- Io, to Jupiter
- Hold up one's end?
- Earth circler
- Earth has one
- Earth orbiter
- Earth satellite
- Earthly satellite
- Earth's natural orbiter
- Earth's natural satellite
- Earth’s satellite
- Earth's satellite
- "From the Earth to the ___" (1998 HBO miniseries)
- Deimos or Phobos, to Mars
- Deimos or Phobos
- Feature of Palau's flag
- CFL's Warren _____
- Full __
- Dennis DeYoung "Desert ___"
- Bring up the rear?
- It goes through many phases
- It has a bright side
- It has eight phases
- "Destination" in a 1950 sci-fi film
- It may be full
- It may be half or blue
- It may be new or blue
- It may be waxing
- Ganymede, e.g.
- It may wax
- It "monthly changes in her circled orb," in "Romeo and Juliet"
- It orbits the Earth
- It phased out a few days ago
- It revolves around the Earth
- It turns the tide
- Gaze dreamily
- Hudson's Half ___
- Gene Cernan was the last man there
- Hunter's or harvest
- Hurdle for a storied cow
- It's always full the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival
- Butt out?
- First target of spaceships.
- Buzz Aldrin's mother's apt maiden name
- "... by yonder blessed __ I swear": Romeo
- Get all sentimental
- Has a "Dark Side"
- Get cheeky with?
- It's never full when it's new
- It's new tonight.
- Cow's hurdle?
- Cow's hurdle, in rhyme
- Cow's hurdle, perhaps
- Callisto or Caliban
- Create an open-ended view?
- Image in the poster for "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial"
- Europa, e.g.
- Europa or Io, to Jupiter
- Head of the Unification Church
- Domain of the goddess Diana
- Heavenly body that is said to be made of green cheese
- Heavenly body
- In romance poetry, a frequent rhyme for June
- Henry Hudson's ship, "Half ___"
- Expose one's buttocks
- Dream idly
- Dream, in a way
- July 1969 landing site
- "Goodnight ___"
- "Goodnight ___" (children's book)
- "Goodnight ___" (classic bedtime book)
- "Goodnight ___" (classic children's book)
- Jumping place for a cow
- Pine (for)
- Sentimentalize (about)
- Sentimentalize
- Where man first set foot in 1969
- Where Neil Armstrong once walked
- Provide with a rear view?
- Kayo's "brudder" in comics
- Man in the ___
- "That orbed maiden . . . "
- Where "The Eagle" landed
- Where the Eagle landed
- Where the U.S. flag has flown since 1969
- Stones "___ is up, the sun is down"
- "That's one small step . . ." place
- "That's one small step . . ." site
- Place for a halo
- Pull a prank on, barely?
- Our natural satellite
- Pull up a seat for?
- Noyes's "ghostly galleon"
- Venerable synchronous orbiter
- Place in space
- Outhouse door symbol
- Killers "It was the night, it was the ___"
- Purview of Hecate
- Nursery-rhyme hurdle
- Kind of beam or light
- Place with no atmosphere
- "The Dark Side of the ___" (Pink Floyd album)
- "The Dark Side of the ___"
- Mr. Mullins
- Put the bottom up?
- Put the end first?
- Object rising in a Van Gogh landscape
- Kind of stone
- Tranquility Base site
- Mullins of comics
- Mullins of the comics
- "Transformers: Dark of the ___"
- Ocean of Storms setting
- Ocean of Storms site
- Romantic evening highlight, perhaps
- Romberg's "The New ___"
- Quarterback Warren, for one
- Queen of the Night
- "Queen of the tides"
- "Queen of tides"
- Something Venus lacks
- "Paper ____"
- Offer your seat to (someone)?
- Round object of a joke?
- "Racing with the ___," V. Monroe hit
- Triton or Titan
- Triton, to Neptune
- Part of a syzygy
- Part of an orrery.
- Landing area of 1969
- Landing area of '69
- Landing site of July 1969
- Landing site of July 20, 1969
- Landing spot for Apollo 11
- Landing spot of 1969
- Part of the DreamWorks logo
- Natural satellite of a planet
- Natural satellite
- Portent
- Once in a blue __
- Once in a blue ___ (rarely)
- "One giant leap for mankind" site
- Neil Armstrong walked on it
- Neil Armstrong's landing site
- Neil Young "Harvest ___"
- New driving range
- Reflective satellite of the Earth
- Lucky Charms marshmallow shape
- Luna
- Lunar body
- Lunar object
- Luna's sphere
- Legendary drummer Keith
- Night light?.
- Night light?
- Night light provider
- Night light
- Night shiner
- Night sight
- Lycanthrope's catalyst
- Phobos or Deimos
- Phobos, to Mars
- Phobos
- Phoebe, to Saturn
- Light for lovers
- Light for serenaders
- Light source for serenaders
- Mope (around)
- Mope
- Project Apollo destination
- Orb in many a love song
- Orb in werewolf films
- Orb seen in werewolf films
- Orb suggested by the starred answers' starts
- Prominent item in werewolf movies
- The Who's drummer Keith
- Word after new or full
- Super-rare occurrence
- There's a new one every month
- Turn both cheeks?
- Space place
- Space project
- Space Race destination
- Space race goal
- Space-race goal
- Space-race target
- Space race target
- Waxer, of a sort
- Waxing body
- Word with blue or new
- Twelve men have walked on it
- Twelve people have walked on it
- Twelve people have walked on the surface of it
- We never see its other side.
- Word with ''light'' or ''beam''
- Word with light or beam
- Word with light or shine
- Spend time in idle reverie
- Swell Season "The ___"
- Satellite
- Type of beam
- Satellite of a planet
- Satellite of Earth
- Satellite with "seas"
- Thing that you need to cross space to reach
- Site of a waterless sea
- Site of the longest golf drive ever
- Site of two Alan Shepard golf shots in 1971
- Werewolf's catalyst
- Werewolf's inspiration
- Sky light
- What Artemis is the goddess of
- Unexpected rear view?
- Unification Church head
- Tidal influence
- Tide creator
- Tide influencer
- Tide producer
- Tide regulator
- Sea of Crises setting
- Sea of Serenity locale
- Sea of Tranquillity setting
- What the 12 men in this grid took steps on
- What the cow jumped over, in a nursery rhyme
- Tin Pan Alley subject
- Titan, to Saturn
- Titan, Triton or Titania
- Titania or Oberon, in space
- Selene's realm
- Where Armstrong walked
- Where astronauts first landed in 1969
- Tethys, to Saturn
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- Chronicle of Higher Education - Jan. 21, 2011
