Red and Rover by Brian Basset for January 30, 2022

They can sleep – finally!

That’s a pretty cool lamp!

Curiosity leads to adventure! Just love those little antennas, or what ever they are , on their space helmets. BINK, BINK , BINK, come in Red, come in. Rodger Rover. Red there seems to be a problem with my exhaust Port Red. Abort space craft, abort space craft. Ah the smell of success!

I’ve always loved that “Danger Exhaust” warning on the back of the space ship…

Sleep works for me!

I like Red’s line “And since we’re both wide awake, let’s do something fun!” Rover has obviously just woken up and groaned at waking up.

I can imagine mom coming in at 7:00 a.m. and finding her little babies sound asleep in that NASA box, lol!

Awww!

Our Missy would not be at all pleased if I were to wake her in the middle of the night. She loves her beauty sleep.

Rover’s “arm” over his eyes in panel 3. Same as my reaction to the sun in the AM.

Question: If escape velocity is 25,000 miles per hour, and the moon is 250,000 miles away, why should it take 3 days to get there? Should only take 10 hours. So, they have to be going really slow, like about 3500 miles per hour.

Everyone’s gone to the moon

Red and Rover have quite an imagination!