These two Jewish guys are out of this world -- literally. They are members of one of America's most elite groups -- NASA astronauts. Horowitz (in blue) was born in Philadelphia but now calls Thousand Oaks, Calif., his home. Before becoming an astronaut, Doc graduated with a bachelor of science degree in engineering from Cal State University at Northridge in 1978, earned a master of science degree in aerospace engineering from Georgia Tech in 1979, and received his Ph.D. in aerospace engineering there in 1982. He was selected by NASA in March 1992, and is a veteran of two space flights, logging over 617 hours in space. He's been assigned to the December 1999 launching of the STS-101, the third Shuttle assembly mission for the International Space Station. Hoffman (in white) was born in Brooklyn but now lives in Scarsdale, N.Y.He graduated from Amherst College with a bachelor of arts degree in astronomy in 1966, received his Ph.D. in astrophysics from Harvard in 1971, and earned a masters degree in materials science from Rice University in 1988. He was selected by NASA in 1978, and is a veteran of five space flights, logging more than 1,211 hours and 21.5 million miles in space.

Shawn David Green is one of the hottest players in Major League Baseball. Born in 1972, he's an outfielder on the Toronto Blue Jays and lives in Newport Beach, California. This lefty was a star high school ballplayer at Tustin High, where he brought the school distinction by making first team selection on the 1991 USA Today All-USA High School baseball team and by tying the California Interscholastic Federation hit record with 147 during his senior year. He's a graduate of Stanford University, where he studied on a baseball (what else?) scholarship. He sets a good example for professional athletes; he donated a portion of his signing bonus with the Blue Jays to the Metropolitan Toronto Housing Authority Breakfast Club, which provides needy children with hearty meals on a daily basis throughout Toronto. He hits a home run with us.

Imagine an arena of thousands chanting your last name over and over again and erupting into thunderous applause and screams of approval when you step into the crowd's vision. This is the reception given to a nice Jewish boy every night that he wrestles for WCW (World Championship Wrestling). No one, not even Hulk Hogan, has risen to fame and glory as fast as Bill Goldberg. It's so nice to know that Goldberg (6'4" and 285 lbs.) is a totally committed Jew and is considering stitching the Star of David on his trunks. Throughout this former NFL athlete's career, no one in the crowd has ever hurled an anti-Jewish epithet at him, but if they did, he vows it would be the last one they ever made. Goldberg is awesome!