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| Answer | Clue |
|---|
| OMNI | lead-in to present or science |
| DUNE | first winner of the Nebula Award for best science fiction novel (1965) |
| FAIR | science exhibition |
| GMOS | subjects of the 2018 book “Seeds of Science,” for short |
| NOVA | emmy-winning science series |
| ATOM | model in a science classroom |
| ARTS | they’re not sciences |
| OMNI | prefix with bus or science |
| ARTS | ___ and sciences |
| OMNI | onetime magazine that covered science fiction |
| NOVA | pBS science series since 1974 |
| NOVA | pBS science show since 1974 |
| LAVA | what baking soda and vinegar simulate, in a classic science fair experiment |
| OMNI | prefix with science |
| SCIENCE | “Magic that works,” per Vonnegut |
| SCIENCE | academic journal with a “Breakthrough of the Year” award |
| IROBOT | classic collection from the magazines Super Science Stories and Astounding Science Fiction |
| NYE | bill of science |
| NEBULA | annual award presented by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America |
| GYM | science fair locale, often |
| NYE | bill advocating for science |
| ALIENVSPREDATOR | face-off in a 2004 science fiction film |
| CHIANG | award-winning science fiction writer Ted |
| CRYOSLEEP | in science fiction, suspended animation of a body at a very low temperature |
| PHYSICS | science that deals with the phenomenon spelled out by 10 missing letters in this puzzle |
| FLYINGSAUCER | science fiction vessel |
| TRACTORBEAMS | science fiction energy rays that might suck up earthly bodies, as depicted three times in this puzzle |
| APBIO | h.S. science class for some college-bound students |
| METROLOGY | science of measurement ? NOT the study of urban areas |
| SID | pBS’s “___ the Science Kid” |
| NYE | bill promoting science |
| TIMEWARP | travel aid in science fiction |
| ISAAC | science fiction writer Asimov |
| NYE | bill known as the “Science Guy” |
| TERRA | earth, in science fiction |
| WELLS | he’s been called the “Father of Science Fiction” |
| JARED | ___ Diamond, author of popular science books |
| PREMED | taking a heavy science course load, perhaps |
| ENERGY | potential topic to discuss in science class? |
| PARANORMAL | unexplained by science, say |
| APBIO | tough H.S. science course |
| APBIO | h.S. class for science whizzes |
| CHIANG | science fiction writer Ted with four Hugo awards |
| LAURA | ___ Bassi, first woman to earn a doctorate in science (University of Bologna, 1732) |
| VERNE | science fiction pioneer Jules |
| LAB | word with science or chocolate |
| POTATOBATTERY | school science project involving a vegetable and a voltmeter |
| HUGOS | annual science fiction awards |
| HUGOS | science fiction awards |
| ROBOT | either of two wisecracking film critics in “Mystery Science Theater 3000” |
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