Andromeda Galaxy Galactic nucleus Exoplanets A spiral galaxy with a bar-shaped center Supernova Neutron star Galaxy merger Galactic halo Nuclear fusion A supermassive black hole Hydrogen & Helium Galaxy cluster The Sun Around 10 billion years Irregular galaxy Astronomy Dumbbell galaxy Dwarf stars Elliptical galaxy Yellow, main- sequence star Dark energy and dark matter Stars, gas, dust, and dark matter Pulsar Galaxy Blue Nebula Older stars Spiral galaxy White/Brown dwarf Quasar It turns into a black hole Light Supermassive stars Gravity Around 5,500°C Red Younger, active stars Milky Way Andromeda Galaxy Galactic nucleus Exoplanets A spiral galaxy with a bar-shaped center Supernova Neutron star Galaxy merger Galactic halo Nuclear fusion A supermassive black hole Hydrogen & Helium Galaxy cluster The Sun Around 10 billion years Irregular galaxy Astronomy Dumbbell galaxy Dwarf stars Elliptical galaxy Yellow, main- sequence star Dark energy and dark matter Stars, gas, dust, and dark matter Pulsar Galaxy Blue Nebula Older stars Spiral galaxy White/Brown dwarf Quasar It turns into a black hole Light Supermassive stars Gravity Around 5,500°C Red Younger, active stars Milky Way
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Andromeda Galaxy
Galactic nucleus
Exoplanets
A spiral galaxy with a bar-shaped center
Supernova
Neutron star
Galaxy merger
Galactic halo
Nuclear fusion
A supermassive black hole
Hydrogen & Helium
Galaxy cluster
The Sun
Around 10 billion years
Irregular galaxy
Astronomy
Dumbbell galaxy
Dwarf stars
Elliptical galaxy
Yellow, main-sequence star
Dark energy and dark matter
Stars, gas, dust, and dark matter
Pulsar Galaxy
Blue
Nebula
Older stars
Spiral galaxy
White/Brown dwarf
Quasar
It turns into a black hole
Light
Supermassive stars
Gravity
Around 5,500°C
Red
Younger, active stars
Milky Way