| SPACELAB | Step into block for an out-of-this-world facility (8) |
| PULLEDAWAY | Moved out from a pad back into block (6,4) |
| CLOG | Carving first piece of tree into block (4) |
| NORFOLKTERRIER | Dog, and not people, to stray into block of seats |
| VACATION | Reason for an out-of office message |
| THEURBAN | A Manchester pub outing with an out-of-this-world character (3,5,8) |
| AIRSPACE | Broadcasts from March in an out-of-this-world setting - typical of a pilot (3,5) |
| SPACEMAN | Singular fast bowler is an out-of-this-world type |
| SPACEWALK | Lick, in message from the lips, for an out-of-this-world experience (9) |
| TRESPASS | Step into lock, making unlawful intrusion (8) |
| RAINCHECK | Coupon for an out-of-stock item: 2 wds. |
| PEDRO | Name for an out of shape, droopy fellow? (5) |
| COT | Night spot for an out-of-town guest |
| VACAY | Reason for an out-of-office e-mail, slangily |
| RIOTGUN | Control for an out-of-control crowd |
| MOSES | Ancient Hebrew name for an out-of-the-way plant (5) |
| AMARILLO | City with the slogan "Step Into the Real Texas" |
| SPACEAGE | Step into wise, modern era (5,3) |
| FLYINGSAUCERS | Evidence of an out-of-this-world domestic bust-up? |
| SPACEMAN
| A Manchester pub outing with an out-of-this-world character (3,5,8) |
