New York Times Bonus Answers - Sunday, 1st January 2023

There are 41 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Sunday, 1st January 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Asimov, on whose birthday National Science Fiction Day is observed
AAcross 6:	Lab ___ (science class expenses)
AAcross 10:	Airport boarding area
AAcross 14:	Earth, in some science fiction
AAcross 15:	1970s-'90s science magazine	OMNI
AAcross 16:	Yemeni seaport
AAcross 17:	Tech company that once sponsored the Science Talent Search
AAcross 18:	Pour ___ (step up one's effort)	ITON
AAcross 19:	Lantern-jawed Jay
AAcross 20:	Ave. crossers, in Manhattan	STS
AAcross 21:	Coin ___ (gridiron ritual)
AAcross 23:	Banishes to Siberia, say
AAcross 25:	___ tube (scientist's glassware)
AAcross 26:	"How could ___ this happen?"	ILET
AAcross 27:	Political science topic
AAcross 30:	Not too smart
AAcross 33:	Imitative in a silly way
AAcross 34:	TV science program since 1974
AAcross 35:	Clumsy guy
AAcross 38:	___ Geo (channel with science shows)
AAcross 39:	Big name in library science
AAcross 40:	___ about (gallivant)
AAcross 42:	Female deer
AAcross 44:	Coffeehouse serving vessels
AAcross 45:	___ drain (loss of scientific talent via emigration)
AAcross 47:	Allows to borrow
AAcross 49:	___ Nevada (mountain range)
AAcross 50:	Greek god of war
AAcross 52:	Science class "building block"
AAcross 53:	Grippers on workbenches
AAcross 55:	___ Turing, a founding father of computer science
AAcross 56:	Trig function on a scientific calculator
AAcross 59:	Keep out of sight
AAcross 60:	Scientific ___ (ampere or newton, e.g.)
AAcross 62:	"May ___ your order?"	ITAKE
AAcross 64:	Scientist Pavlov	IVAN
AAcross 65:	Sub captain of science fiction	NEMO
AAcross 66:	Marie with Nobel Prizes in two sciences
AAcross 67:	Smart-alecky
AAcross 68:	Get smart-alecky with
AAcross 69:	Tennis great Monica
DDown 1:	Suffix for many ailments	ITIS
DDown 2:	Delivered by email, say
DDown 3:	___ and sciences
DDown 4:	"What ___ the odds?"
DDown 5:	West Coast school with a Science Exchange	CALTECH
DDown 6:	Pass off as genuine
DDown 7:	Ambulance crew, for short	EMTS
DDown 8:	Brian with the album "Before and After Science"	ENO
DDown 9:	Trigonometry function on a scientific calculator
DDown 10:	17th-century Italian who wrote "Two New Sciences"
DDown 11:	Scientist Goldberg who inspired the first Apple computer	ADELE
DDown 12:	2020 science fiction movie starring John David Washington
DDown 13:	Mireille of TV's "The Catch"	ENOS
DDown 22:	C.I.A.'s precursor	OSS
DDown 24:	Greek letters consisting of three parallel lines
DDown 25:	"___ the season ..."
DDown 27:	Recyclable container
DDown 28:	Tech device cited among Popular Science's "Best of What's New" gadgets in 2010
DDown 29:	Don ___ Corleone of "The Godfather"	VITO
DDown 30:	This and 42 other clues in this puzzle
DDown 31:	Nights before big holidays
DDown 32:	Aye's opposite
DDown 34:	Stereotypical science convention attendee
DDown 36:	Culture medium in science labs
DDown 37:	Science ___ (students' competition)
DDown 39:	Press for payment
DDown 41:	Substance studied in genetic science
DDown 43:	Earth, water, air or fire, to an ancient scientist
DDown 45:	Cyborg science
DDown 46:	Acronym in sleep science
DDown 48:	Pseudoscientific mental gift, for short
DDown 48:	Pseudoscientific mental gift, for short
DDown 49:	RR stop	STA
DDown 50:	"It's ___!" (mad scientist's cry)
DDown 51:	Palindromic scientific breakthrough of the 1930s
DDown 52:	Voices higher than tenors
DDown 53:	Processor in a scientific calculator
DDown 54:	Luke Skywalker's science fiction planet had two of these
DDown 55:	Prepares to fire
DDown 56:	Science author Sagan
DDown 57:	"The Grapes of Wrath" migrant	OKIE
DDown 58:	Gets the point of
DDown 61:	Org. concerned with the science of learning	NEA
DDown 63:	Election Day day: Abbr.	TUE