NASA:
If you go outside at (a particular) time on a clear day, the world around you will be as bright as the surface of Pluto at noon.
It’s always Pluto Time somewhere, and NASA wants to see your view. New Horizons will become the first spacecraft to have a close encounter with Pluto. After the historic flyby on July 14, 2015, we’ll combine as many submitted images as we can into a mosaic image of Pluto and its moons.
Here in Chilliwack, BC, my “Pluto Time” is tonight at 9:20 PM PDT. I’ll definitely be outside taking a picture for NASA.
“Your next Pluto time will be:
After sunset on July 30 at 0:44 AM W.*
(23 days, 6 hours, 1 minutes away)”
What happened to once per day?
Well, i guess that’s what you get for settling above the polar circle…
You live closer to me than I thought, Shawn. 🙂 (Central Abbotsford.)
I don’t know about Chilliwack, but it looks like Mars out there today in Abbotsford with the smoke.
Same out here. I’m in Abbotsford on a regular basis – usually headed to the twisty roads in Ft Langley. 🙂 Email me and we’ll get together for a coffee soon! shawn@yourmaclifeshow.com