planet

[mitsy]

what planet has a pink haze?

[Clanad]

Mars...

[mibn2cweus]

Mercury

[qapmoc]

Probably depends how many pink gin's you had before looking through the telescope, but it is Pluto -

Pluto (Pale Pink Dot) Surface: Near-IR spectroscopy shows that Pluto has a mostly icy surface dominated by N2, with CH4, CO, and H2O detected. There are a few other weak spectral features that have not been identified. Dark regions are probably covered with organic solid material, as yet unidentified, and with no clear spectral features. Atmosphere: N2-dominated, probably in vapor-pressure equilibrium at T=40 K (~57 �bar) CH4 probably detected, CO being sought. Atmospheric pressure probably changes with heliocentric distance; presently near maximum.

[john91]

As Clanard says its Mars, its at its closer now since 2003 and won't be this close again for 13 years, regards Pluto, if you had access to a telescope powerful enough to see it, you would'nt be asking this question.

[john91]

Sorry Clanad, spelt your name wrong.

[mibn2cweus]

I'll have one of them pink gins!

Oh! By the way, which one's Floyd?

Stuff this in your browser:

(19367) Pink Floyd

[mibn2cweus]

Mars be kickin up some dust from dusk til dawn. Git out yer telescope and have a gander!

[Clanad]

qapmoc, I think your confusion comes from misinterpreting the Infra-Red (IR) spectoscopy signature of Pluto, rather than it's reflected color...

... and john91, not a problem, call me anything except late for dinner... Have a really nice weekend!