Peanuts by Charles Schulz for November 15, 1959
Transcript:
Lucy and Linus are standing in the field at night and Linus says to Lucy "Here comes Charlie Brown.. Maybe he'll know... <br> <br> Lucy goes on saying as she looks up at the sky and Charlie Brown approaches, " It sure looks like an airplane to me... you know how their lights kind of blink on and off..." <br> <br> The three keeping looking up at the night sky and Lucy ask Charlie Brown "Is that an airplane up there, Charlie Brown, or is it a Star? <br> <br> "I think maybe it's a star... of course, it could be a planet or maybe even a sputnik..." says Charlie Brown. <br> <br> Charlie Brown leans back a bit as Lucy is saying "I never thought about that... It could be a sputnik, couldn't it? I wonder..." <br> <br> The three continue looking at the stars as Linus is saying" Well, We'll never find out by standing here... That's for sure...<br> <br> Linus starts to walk away as Lucy calls to him "Where are YOU going?" <br> <br> Linus stops and replies " I'm going to move over here where I can get a closer look!" <br> <br>
Pelahnar almost 12 years ago
A Sputnik? Was there more than one?
gamer2k4 over 11 years ago
It might just be another name for a satellite in the 1950s, sort of like how we call bandages Band-Aids.
Charles_N_Charge over 11 years ago
well it was called ‘Sputnik 1’, at the time, how could we know how many of them the soviets managed to toss into orbit?
Stormwyrm over 7 years ago
The Soviets sent three satellites named ‘Sputnik’. Sputnik 1 was the first man-made earth satellite. Sputnik 2 carried Laika the Space Dog. Sputnik 3 was a research satellite for the International Geophysical Year, and was still in orbit at the time this comic was written.
yow4zip Premium Member about 5 years ago
Linus is so smart.
SpyGuy13 about 4 years ago
Anyone else reading all the peanuts comics?