| 100% | PERIGEE | 7 | Satellite point nearest the earth |
| 60% | PERIGEES | 8 | Points where satellites come nearest to earth |
| 56% | LATEDATE | 8 | Point near the deadline |
| 55% | EQUATORIAL | 10 | Near the earth's widest part |
| 54% | PERIHELION | 10 | Orbital point nearest the sun |
| 54% | PERIHELIA | 9 | Orbital points nearest the Sun |
| 49% | PERIGEE | 7 | Point nearest to the orbited object; not apogee |
| 48% | ORBITED | 7 | Went around the Earth, like a satellite |
| 48% | SUN | 3 | Nearest star to the Earth |
| 47% | MOONBEAM | 8 | Shaft of illumination from the Earth's satellite |
| 47% | ERIE | 4 | Great Lake near the Cedar Point amusement park |
| 46% | DEADSEA | 7 | *Lowest point on the earth's surface |
| 46% | NORTHPOLE | 9 | Northernmost point on the earth's axis |
| 46% | MOON | 4 | Reflective satellite of the Earth |
| 46% | MOON | 4 | Natural satellite around the Earth |
| 45% | APOGEE | 6 | Point where the moon is farthest from Earth |
| 45% | EPICENTRE | 9 | Point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake |
| 44% | APOGEE | 6 | Farthest point from the Earth in the Moon's orbit |
| 44% | ISRAEL | 6 | Country home to the lowest point on Earth |
| 43% | LAX | 3 | Location currently nearing the end of its Midfield Satellite Concourse (MSC) Program, briefly |
| 43% | DOT | 3 | Mars from the vantage point of Earth, e.g. |
| 43% | ASIA | 4 | Continent with the highest and lowest points on Earth |
| 43% | MIR | 3 | Former artificial satellite that orbited the Earth |
| 42% | APOGEE | 6 | The point when the moon is farthest from the earth |
| 42% | GEOSPACE | 8 | One name for the region of outer space near Earth |
| 42% | ORBIT | 5 | Satellite's path around the Earth |
| 41% | ASIA | 4 | Home to the highest and lowest points on earth's surface |
| 41% | PERIGEE | 7 | Point in its orbit around the Earth when the moon is nearest the Earth |
| 40% | KEITHMOON | 9 | The Who drummer who shares his name with Earth's only natural satellite (2 wds.) |
| 39% | TERRA | 5 | The earth |