BREAKING: April 7, 2012: Edge Of The Solor System Enter's 'The Fluffy' magnetic interstellar energy crowd. Pluto Lights Up Like Chris

A friend of mine who is rather on the geeky side but works at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab in Laurel Maryland has shown me a most interesting photo today. It shows Pluto, but what is interesting is it shows Pluto brightly illuminated to a magnitude of a faint star. He said right now you could go outside and see Pluto with the naked eye! Now although he did explain how to see it in the night sky, I'm not the astronomy type so its all greek to me. But I'm calling out to all astronomers on GLP to please verify that Pluto is now visible to the naked eye.


I asked him if he knew how long or what effects the fluffy would have as the rest of the solar system immerses into it. he said that is unknown at this time. What i'm wondering is if the other planets that are larger and closer to us. that if they are affected by the fluffy in the same way that would surely change the way the night sky looks. Jupiter is already bright but if it increases in brightness tenfold, would the night sky still be black or would it be like day all the time?


he said we have about 6 to 8 weeks before the earth goes into the fluffy.