| The Times - Specialist - Sunday Times GK Jumbo No 171 | |
| Clues | Answers |
| A bar chart | HISTOGRAM |
| A dark shade of blue | NAVY |
| A fan of the sci-fi series created by Gene Roddenberry | TREKKIE |
| A ruminant’s third stomach | OMASUM |
| A sign of great happiness | ear-to-ear grin |
| A type of grass; a stick or straw used as a teacher’s pointer | FESCUE |
| American sitcom starring Ed O’Neill and Katey Sagal | Married with Children |
| An electronic birthday or Christmas message | e-card |
| Armstrong’s words when the lunar module detached from 31D | the eagle has wings |
| Austrian composer who was an exponent of the 12-tone technique | Anton Webern |
| Band who were at No 3 in the UK singles chart at the time of the Apollo 11 moon landing | Rolling Stones |
| Buzz Aldrin’s description of the moon’s landscape | Magnificent desolation |
| Capsule communicator who sat next to Jim Lovell at Mission Control during Apollo 11’s descent, and was later in the Apollo 13 crew | Fred Haise |
| Celtic festival marking the beginning of winter | SAMHAIN |
| Chris ____’s first UK Top Ten hit was The Road to Hell (Part 2) | REA |
| Common name for a low-growing shrub, the only species in the Calluna genus | HEATHER |
| Community of a social networking site founded in 2006 | twittersphere |
| Condiment used to cool the palate in Indian cuisine | RAITA |
| Corner on the Top Gear test track named after an actor | GAMBON |
| Crufts venue since 1991 | NEC |
| Daniel Hannan, Anthea Mcintyre, Nosheena Mobarik, and Geoffrey Van Orden are current Conservative ____ | Euro-MPs |
| Deviations from intended courses | driftages |
| Fifth letter of the Greek alphabet | EPSILON |
| First name of the first man to set foot on the moon | NEIL |
| Footballer who recently left West Ham United and previously played for Manchester City | Samir Nasri |
| German car manufacturer owned by General Motors until 2017 | OPEL |
| Golf clubs used for high trajectory shots | lofters |
| Hannibal ____ is, chronologically, the first in the series which includes The Silence of the Lambs | RISING |
| Having knot-like swellings | NODOSE |
| Island whose capital is the smallest in the European Union | MALTA |
| John F Kennedy announced the mission to land men on the moon while addressing the US Congress about ____ | Urgent National Needs |
| Member of an organisation, especially one party to secret information about it | INSIDER |
| One of Titania’s fairies in A Midsummer Night’s Dream | MOTH |
| One ____ of 28A is “distant life in moon cage” | ANAGRAM |
| Owner of land under an originally Norse legal system, still used in Orkney and Shetland | UDALLER |
| Refusing to obey authority | INSUBORDINATE |
| Russian project which led to the creation of Nasa | SPUTNIK |
| The Apollo 11 command module | COLUMBIA |
| The first playwright to dramatise Sweeney Todd | George Dibdin Pitt |
| The opening of a flower bud | ANTHESIS |
| The personification of sleep in Greek mythology | HYPNOS |
| The USS ____ recovered 31D on July 24, 1969 | HORNET |
| Tommy ____, a generic name for a British Army private | ATKINS |
| US coffee brand named after a former hotel in Nashville | Maxwell House |
| Vice-president who watched the Apollo 11 launch alongside Lyndon B Johnson | Spiro Agnew |
| Wagner’s second father-in-law | LISZT |
| Welsh name for the sea inlet between Bardsey Island and Strumble Head | Bae Ceredigion |
| Word replacing the last at 30A, spoken by Armstrong on touchdown | LANDED |
| ____ the Great, a play by Christopher Marlowe | TAMBURLAINE |
| ____’s last theorem was finally proved by Andrew Wiles | FERMAT |
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