Outer Space Words for the imposter game
- Saturn
- Astronaut
- Shooting Star
- Black Hole
- Space Station
- Comet
- Spacesuit
- Milky Way
- Mars
- Zero Gravity
- Telescope
- Jupiter
- UFO
- Crater
- Rocket
- Nebula
- Moon
- Satellite
- Supernova
- Earth
Free on iPhone and Android. No ads, no accounts.
20 of the 50 words in Imposterly’s Outer Space pack, from the Animals & Nature shelf. Family-safe, so kids can play too. New to the game? How to play.
What the words mean
The app shows each word with a line like this, so nobody gets caught out by a word they’ve never heard.
- Saturn
- The planet with big beautiful rings
- Astronaut
- A person trained to travel into space
- Shooting Star
- A streak of light from a space rock burning up
- Black Hole
- A place in space where gravity is so strong not even light escapes
- Space Station
- A big orbiting lab where astronauts live and work
- Comet
- An icy space rock with a long glowing tail
- Spacesuit
- The puffy outfit astronauts wear to survive outside
- Milky Way
- The spiral galaxy that our Solar System belongs to
- Mars
- The red planet, fourth from the Sun
- Zero Gravity
- Floating weightlessly as if nothing pulls you down
- Telescope
- A tube with lenses for seeing faraway stars
- Jupiter
- The biggest planet, with a giant red spot
- UFO
- A mysterious flying object some think is an alien craft
- Crater
- A bowl-shaped hole made by a space rock crashing
- Rocket
- A tall vehicle that blasts off into space
- Nebula
- A giant colourful cloud of gas and dust in space
- Moon
- The rocky ball that orbits Earth and lights the night
- Satellite
- A machine orbiting Earth for TV, GPS or weather
- Supernova
- The huge explosion of a dying star
- Earth
- Our home planet, the third from the Sun
Everyone’s card says Saturn. The imposter’s says Astronaut.
That’s Decoy mode: the imposter knows they’re the imposter and gets a word from the same pack to hide behind. In Classic, they get no word at all. How to play