Time for a change of s-pace, don’t you think? Take a breather (if you can), with these hilarious space puns that will leave you gasping for air.
Space Puns
- I like puns, it’s a nice change of s-pace.
- You’re space-cial.
- Could you give me some space?
- Spaced out.
- Keep up the s-pace.
- Otter space – When otters go to the moon.
Space Related Puns
- You’re my universe.
- Let’s get astrophysical.
- Get outer my space.
- Outer my way!
- Astro-nut – A crazy person from space.
- Astro-knot – The only knots you can do in outer space.
- Rock-et – The best genre of music to listen to when flying to space.
- I’ve got planet-y of puns up my sleeve.
- Do you have a plan-et for this weekend?
- I plan-et everything ahead of time.
- I just got an intra-venus injection.
- You’re an absolute venus. (genius)
- Know your w-earth (worth).
- That meal was so w-earth (worth) every penny.
- Happy b-earth-day!
- H-earth – blue planet in front of the fireplace.
Actually, if you don’t know what a “hearth” is – click here. - Lend you a listening ear-th.
- You Mars be joking.
- Mars-upials are my favorite animals.
- I love mars-ipan on cake.
- I just bought a Mars-zda.
- Ketchup and Mars-tard.
- What is the Mars-ty smell coming from your closet?
- Jack of all trades, Mars-ter of none.
- You have to mars-ter all of your courage, little one…
- Jupiter (you better) be nice to the others!
- Jew-piter – A planet that celebrates Hanukkah.
- The little girl Saturn (sat on) the stool.
- Saturn-day is my favorite day of the week.
- Time to Sa-turn things around.
- Sa-turn that frown, upside down.
- Uranus – The pun that all 12 year olds love to use.
- Uranus – where poop comes out.
- I’m Neptune-ing you out.
- We have a pluto-nic relationship.
- From head to plu-toe.
- Like father, like Sun.
- Sun-dae funday!
- You’re my sol-mate.
- You brighten my day.
- You light up my world.
- You make my world go round.
- Burn, baby burn.
- You look so hot!
- Hot stuff.
- She has an old sol-ar (soul).
- I love sol-ar (soul) music.
- You’re the star of the show.
- He was really star-castic.
- She was really sun-sitive.
- She was sun-thing special.
- Summer is the sea-sun of Sun.
- I’d be in the dark without you.
- I love you to the moon and back.
- I’m over the moon for you.
- Once in a blue moon.
- It’s just a phase.
- You’re my world.
- Put a ring on it.
- She d-asteroid my faith in humanity.
- Comet me, bro…
- It’s not that Sirius, bro
- You’re outta this world.
Space Jokes
Q: How do you organize a space party?
A: You planet.
Q: Why did they name the planet Saturn so?
A: It had a nice ring to it.
Q: What planet is next to Uranus?
A: Poopiter.
Q: What do you call a space peanut?
A: An astronut.
Q: Where can you read about planets exploding?
A: In the orbituaries.
Q: What do planets like to read?
A: Comet books.
Q: Do you know what’s smaller than a planet?
A: The planet’s sun.
Q: What type of songs do planets sing?
A: Nep-Tunes.
Q: What is an alien’s favourite chocolate?
A: A Mars bar.
Q: Why does the Sun go to school?
A: To get brighter!
Q: Why is a moon rock tastier than an earth rock?
A: Because it’s a little meteor.
Q: What did the alien say to the garden?
A: Take me to your weeder!
Q: What is the slowest of all species in the galaxy?
A: Snailiens.
Q: Where would an astronaut park his spaceship?
A: Beside a parking meteor.
Q: What is a planet’s favorite day of the week?
A: Saturn-day.
Q: Why is Saturn richer than other planets?
A: It has a ring!
Q: How did the Earth call his offspring?
A: Hey Sun.
Q: What is a star’s favorite day?
A: Sunday.
Q: Why couldn’t the moon eat anymore?
A: It was a full moon.
Q: How does a moon cut his hair?
A: Eclipse it.
Q: Why don’t people like going to the moon?
A: It has no atmosphere.
Q: Why did Mickey Mouse go to outer space?
A: To find Pluto.
Q: Where do keyboards go to have dinner?
A: The space bar.
Q: Why did the astronaut break up with her boyfriend?
A: Because she needed some space.
Q: Why didn’t the sun go to college?
A: Because it already had a million degrees!
Q: What was the first animal in space?
A: The cow that jumped over the moon.
Q: What do you call a tick on the moon?
A: A luna-tick.
Q: What music do astronauts listen to?
A: Rock-et and roll.
Q: How does our solar system hold up its pants?
A: With an asteroid belt.
Q: What do you call a lazy man in space?
A: A procrastronaut.
Q: What dance do all astronauts know?
A: The moonwalk.
Q: How do you know when the moon is going broke?
A: When it’s down to its last quarter.
Q: How did the alien break its phone?
A: He Saturn it.
Q: Why couldn’t the astronaut book a room on the moon?
A: Because it was full!
Q: What do you call a loony spaceman?
A: An astronut.
Q: What time do astronauts eat?
A: At launch time!
Q: Why was Jupiter banned from competing in the planetary boxing championship?
A: He was taking asteroids.
Q: How do you get a baby astronaut to go to sleep?
A: Rocket.
Q: Why would a cow want to go to space?
A: To see the Milky Way.
Q: Why couldn’t the astronaut focus?
A: He kept spacing out.
Q: What do you call someone who’s not a vegetarian?
A: A meteor.
Q: Which stars wear glasses?
A: Movie stars.
Q: What kind of money is used for trade-in outer space?
A: Star bucks.
Q: What do you get when you cross a lamb and a rocket?
A: A space sheep.
Q: How does our solar system hold its pants up?
A: With an asteroid belt.
- The Earth rotating makes my day.