"A Doppler-like effect of light from distant galaxies that are moving away from us." That's the ESA's pretty graspable definition for a WHATshift?
Raging for at least 190 years, a big ol' storm on the surface of Jupiter is known as the Great WHAT Spot?
It's more of an orange, really, but iron oxide is the soil is why Mars is known as the WHAT color planet?
"Shredded Ralston" was the original name for what cereal with rice, corn, and wheat versions?
The classic shooter "Doom" was modded into an original video game that was packaged with what General Mills cereal in the '90s?
A 1952 recipe in "Life" magazine is the earliest known mention of a "mix" based on what crisscrossed cereal?
In American Sign Language, the only two letters of the alphabet that require you to make a hand motion are "Z" and what other consonant?
Still one of the least used, what letter didn't become a regular part of the alphabet until the 1600s?
When it's pronounced at all, what letter usually sounds like an "h" in Spanish?
St. John's is the capital of what Canadian province whose population is confined almost entirely to a certain island?
"Long may your big jib draw" basically means "good luck," in what East Coast Canadian province known for its tough-to-follow dialect?
In 2001, "and Labrador" was added to the name of what maritime province that got its name from, uh, being discovered at one point?
In a 2023 track dissing her cheating ex Gerard Piqué, what monomymous pop star sang he traded a "Ferrari for a Twingo"?
"Baby, I would climb the Andes solely / to count the freckles on your body" Yowza! So goes "Whenever, Wherever" by what 15-time Latin Grammy winner?
"Don't you see, baby, this is perfection?" That's what Colombian singer singing about her honest hips in a 2005 hit with Wyclef Jean?