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On Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026, the NFL will hold Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, in an interesting matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.

 

While millions will be glued to their big-screen TV sets, cheering on their favorite team to see who becomes the victor with the right to hoist the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy, others will be snacking and checking out the colorful parade of Super Bowl commercials corporations are paying upwards of $8 million per slot to air in this annual football season finale.


Over the decades, there's been a wealth of Super Sunday ads that use outer space and science fiction as a major theme to promote their brands, and we're tossing out a stellar lineup of these classic Super Bowl sales tools to determine the best of the best.
 

AXE Apollo "Lifeguard" – Super Bowl XLVII
 

 

Doritos "Abduction" - Super Bowl LIX

 

 

Apartments.com "Extraterrentrials" – Super Bowl LVIII

 

 

Hexclad "Unidentified Frying Object" – Super Bowl LIX
 

 

Olay "Space Walk" - Super Bowl LIV

 

 

Walmart "Famous Visitors" - Super Bowl LIV

 

 

Apple "1984" - Super Bowl XVIII

 

 

Audi R8 "Commander"  - Super Bowl L

 

 

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