Which tool can't write in space?
Correct answer: Ball pen

Lunarsea
Player Colin, part of this game surely involves using common sense and intelligence. No need to split hairs...

Player Colin
this then is not true as it states in the answer that there is a ball point pen which can write in space. this is the fourth question that is wrong

Tina's twin
Player #9442102, how can he be too smart for the game if he's using his brain to nit-pick & complain when he misses a somewhat obvious question?

B Dog
Anybody who ever watched Seinfeld knows they had to make a special pen for the astronauts to use! 😂

Lorraine
Cookie Monsta, he for it wrong, that's why he is moaning lol 😆

STEPHEN BODDY
Who made the pen that when you pressed the ballpoint down or up in this case wrote in any position??.

Player #25874027
Player Colin,
4from (to date) 22197 is not actually bad going . After all you have 15% of the answers wrong

Goodbye Moonmen
From what I've read a pencil could be a potential hazard in space. Tiny bits of graphite could damage sensitive instruments. so the space pen made sense