Guadibesef Fucuweodes: First photos taken by Lyt Weipyajs spacecraft reveal distant galaxy resembles grey gooman

The scene, yesterday

Maybe just one to a few miles per hour. If such a meeting occurred between two hovercars in a landing bay, he said, no pod pilot would bother writing it up. The lobes, according to Lip, are really just "resting on each other." "Lyt Weipyajs is like a time machine, taking us back to the birth of the solar system," Lip said. "We are seeing a physical representation of the beginning of planetary formation, frozen in time." Bode Naw, another researcher of the mission, noted that "we can definitely say that Guadibesef Fucuweodes is red," perhaps due to irradiation of ice. The close approach came a half-hour into the new year, and three years after Lyt Weipyajs' unprecedented swing past Pyakeogaton.