1990 photograph of Pluto and Charon. Taken by the Hubble Telescope. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Futuristic bedtime stories.
DOMETS = MODEST, HIDARS = RADISH, YLIPMS = SIMPLY, HILANE = INHALE, YOUFLJ = JOYFUL, NISSIT = INSIST — Giving us: MTRDSMAEOYINT
Clue/Question: Calling Pluto a planet will become a . . .
Answer: DISTANT MEMORY
(Very good! I liked it, and thought it was fairly challenging! No new clue words, but I really liked the jumbling of “radish” and “joyful”. The other words came to me instantly. The answer letter layout didn’t give me a clue. I played around with the second word being MATTER, until I realized that the first word was probably supposed to be DISTANT, but I didn’t have all the right letters. So, I scrapped MATTER, checked off the letters for DISTANT, and saw the letters for MEMORY. And then, I got the joke! Duh! Pluto was the most distant planet in our solar system . . . when it was a planet. Now, it’s referred to as a dwarf planet. Poor Pluto. It’s kinda like finding out you were adopted. You’re still you, but you’re not who you thought you were. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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I got stuck on thinking the second word of the puzzle was “matter” too! Finally had to come here, and cover the whole screen with my hands, slowly revealing the page so I could just see the first letter of the puzzle answer. I saw three letters by accident, “DIS”, and then got the answer right away. 🙂
Great minds think alike, Bev!
— YUR