NASA probe named for a Roman goddess

Crossword Answer — February 06, 2025

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NYT Crossword

Thursday, February 06, 2025

By Aidan Deshong and Jacob Reed

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  1. 1. Damsel in distress in Donkey Kong — Answer: PAULINE
  2. 8. Preschool timeouts — Answer: NAPS
  3. 12. Lawn covering — Answer: DEW
  4. 15. Sources of fine wool — Answer: ALPACAS
  5. 16. Ijeoma ___, author of 2018's "So You Want to Talk About Race" — Answer: OLUO
  6. 17. Air quality org. — Answer: EPA
  7. 18. Identity? — Answer: RUSSETPOTATO
  8. 20. Mingle — Answer: MIX
  9. 21. Strikes down — Answer: SMITES
  10. 22. Catherine ___, surviving wife of King Henry VIII — Answer: PARR
  11. 23. Platform that might update while you sleep — Answer: IOS
  12. 24. Closure — Answer: END
  13. 25. Deport? — Answer: WILMINGTON
  14. 28. Eschew carbs, maybe — Answer: DIET
  15. 30. NASA probe named for a Roman goddess — Answer: JUNO
  16. 31. "No problemo" — Answer: DENADA
  17. 32. Balance — Answer: OFFSET
  18. 34. Drags (in) — Answer: ROPES
  19. 35. Arrange? — Answer: OZARKS
  20. 37. Canine? — Answer: PADRES
  21. 39. Diminish, as trust — Answer: ERODE
  22. 40. Sense of foreboding — Answer: UNEASE
  23. 42. Self-obsession — Answer: EGOISM
  24. 44. Darth Sidious, e.g., in the "Star Wars" universe — Answer: SITH
  25. 45. Machine learning fodder — Answer: DATA
  26. 49. Hiking? — Answer: KAMEHAMEHA
  27. 51. Abraham Van Helsing and John Seward in "Dracula": Abbr. — Answer: DRS
  28. 52. Zelda console, in brief — Answer: NES
  29. 53. ___ Lum a.k.a. Awkwafina — Answer: NORA
  30. 54. Sources of soft wool — Answer: LLAMAS
  31. 57. Purge — Answer: RID
  32. 58. Fledge? — Answer: GULFOFMEXICO
  33. 60. Tire inflation abbr. — Answer: PSI
  34. 61. Leave a review of, as an Airbnb — Answer: RATE
  35. 62. Banquet hiree — Answer: CATERER
  36. 63. Fuji, e.g.: Abbr. — Answer: MTN
  37. 64. "What ___?" — Answer: ELSE
  38. 65. Most hip — Answer: COOLEST

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  1. 1. Deconstructed, in a way — Answer: PARSED
  2. 2. Kamala Harris and Thurgood Marshall vis-à-vis Howard University — Answer: ALUMNI
  3. 3. Benefit — Answer: UPSIDE
  4. 4. Stick it out — Answer: LAST
  5. 5. Drink with a Frosted Lemonade variety — Answer: ICEE
  6. 6. Capital ball club, familiarly — Answer: NATS
  7. 7. Medium strength? — Answer: ESP
  8. 8. "What's cookin'?" response — Answer: NOTALOT
  9. 9. Clock radio feature — Answer: ALARM
  10. 10. Rotten-smelling — Answer: PUTRID
  11. 11. "Your point being ...?" — Answer: SOO
  12. 12. Submission to a record executive — Answer: DEMOTAPE
  13. 13. Parts of a season — Answer: EPISODES
  14. 14. Become fuller, in a way — Answer: WAX
  15. 19. Serve hot takes — Answer: OPINE
  16. 23. Paid no heed to — Answer: IGNORED
  17. 25. Fail to do something out of fear, with "out" — Answer: WUSS
  18. 26. Wonks ... or a candy once owned by the Willy Wonka Candy Company — Answer: NERDS
  19. 27. "Street Dreams" rapper — Answer: NAS
  20. 29. Obsequious sorts — Answer: TOADIES
  21. 30. #35 — Answer: JFK
  22. 33. Smart-alecky — Answer: FRESH
  23. 35. Ballpark player not wearing a uniform — Answer: ORGANIST
  24. 36. Got a closer look — Answer: ZOOMEDIN
  25. 37. Org. that sells "Go Vegan and Nobody Gets Hurt" T-shirts — Answer: PETA
  26. 38. "Ni-i-ice!" — Answer: AAH
  27. 39. "Mice!" — Answer: EEK
  28. 40. Cost of doing business, maybe — Answer: USERFEE
  29. 41. Chinese "hello" — Answer: NIHAO
  30. 43. Rare type of rental car — Answer: MANUAL
  31. 46. ___ from afar — Answer: ADMIRE
  32. 47. Remnants — Answer: TRACES
  33. 48. Classify — Answer: ASSORT
  34. 50. Comes out of one's skin — Answer: MOLTS
  35. 54. "OMG, I'm dying over here" — Answer: LMAO
  36. 55. Mother to Apollo and Artemis — Answer: LETO
  37. 56. One-footed jump — Answer: AXEL
  38. 57. Record player speed, for short — Answer: RPM
  39. 58. Test for an M.B.A. seeker — Answer: GRE
  40. 59. Air quality org.? — Answer: FCC

The answer to NASA probe named for a Roman goddess in the New York Times crossword is JUNO — a 4-letter word. This clue ran in the New York Times crossword on February 6, 2025, a Thursday puzzle, at 30-Across. If it's the entry standing between you and a clean grid, that's the word you need — and below you'll find why it fits, plus links to the day's other clues if more than one square is giving you trouble.

NASA probe named for a Roman goddess” answer

JUNO (4 letters)

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Why the answer is JUNO

JUNO is the 4-letter solution that fits "NASA probe named for a Roman goddess" in the NYT Crossword crossword on February 6, 2025 (30-Across). Use the letter tiles above if you'd rather reveal it one letter at a time.

When else has “NASA probe named for a Roman goddess” appeared?

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The New York Times crossword, edited by Will Shortz, is the most famous daily puzzle in the United States. It runs a 15×15 grid Monday through Saturday and a larger 21×21 grid on Sunday, and its difficulty deliberately ramps through the week: Monday is the most approachable, Saturday the toughest, with Thursday often reserved for a trick or twist like rebus squares. This page covers a Thursday puzzle. A straight-definition entry is the kind of solid mid-grid answer that anchors the trickier crossings around it. Because the NYT reuses short, crossing-friendly words regularly, seeing them once makes them easier to spot next time.

Frequently asked questions

What is the answer to “NASA probe named for a Roman goddess”?

The answer is JUNO, a 4-letter word. It appeared in the New York Times crossword on February 6, 2025.

How many letters is the answer to “NASA probe named for a Roman goddess”?

4 letters: JUNO.

Where did this clue appear?

In the New York Times crossword on February 6, 2025 (a Thursday puzzle), at 30-Across.

Can “NASA probe named for a Roman goddess” have a different answer?

Yes — New York Times sometimes reuses a clue with a different solution to fit the grid. The answers we've recorded for each date it appeared are listed above when available.

Where can I find the rest of this day's NYT Crossword answers?

The full grid for February 6, 2025 is on the NYT Crossword answers page, with every clue and answer from that puzzle.