NYT Mini Crossword: Thursday's Space & Superhero Clues

0:00On April 23rd, the New York Times mini-crossword has a huge fanbase, even next to their big daily puzzle. It resets every night at 10pm, so you can jump and fresh anytime after that. For Thursday, April 23rd, 2026, the clues mix everyday slips, space heroes, and superhero vibes. A cross starts with a reason to fix your text, like a common typing slip starting with T. Then there's the commander of NASA's Artemis II mission, ending in D. Throw in fake hair add-ons, beginning with W, classic-caped crusaders from H, and a boss's right hand shorthand ending in T. Down clues hid family ties and nature spots both ending in S, time chunks where a thousand make a millennium starting with Y, a swift topic switch. From P, praise in verse ending E, and a confused sound like, huh, wrapping in A. Fans rave about these quick brain teasers, perfect for commutes or coffee breaks, building that daily wind streak without hours of commitment.

1:00If you're stuck, the solves are typo across one. Read for the astronaut, weave on hair, hero for Batman, ask for the helper. Down brings trees, years, pivot, ode, and wah. Grab a pen and crush tomorrows before 10pm. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI.