what sort of naut are you?

astronaut - A traveler through space

Aeronaut - A traveler through the air

Aquanaut - A traveler through the water

Gianaut - A traveler along the land

:) Ok I dont know if these are actual words, but I like them :) All adapted from greek prefixes to keep the pattern.

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@freemo I'm pretty sure I've seen aeronaut and aquanaut used by others, and I like XKCD's chrononaut.

In interest of consistency of roots, maybe hydronaut ("aqua" being Latin) would be better than aquanaut.

And why not geonaut instead of gianaut?

@twdockery as i understand it "geo-" has roots in rocks and dirt and "gia-" is greek for land and earth.

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