Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for June 28, 2017

Take a flashlight.

Oh, let him go. If he thinks he’ll be okay, maybe he will be…

Let’s see… nighttime on a space station lasts about 45 minutes. You’d better not stay too long.

That’s why you never see a solar eclipse at night.

It’s too dark.

Maybe he could land on the dark side of the sun.

It’s the Sun pun week…

Very funny.

A couple of months ago I was trying to explain some science to my mother. I was explaining about how the speed of light is constant at approximately 186,000 miles per second. She then asked, “Doesn’t light move slower at night?” I had no reply because I didn’t want to insult her.

He could wait until there’s an eclipse…

They’re really going to have to hose down the landing site before touchdown. Really soak it.

Don’t name your ship Icarus.

Use sunscreen.