A day on Pluto is anything but ordinary. Unlike Earth’s 24-hour cycle, Pluto takes about 153.6 hours to complete a single rotation on its axis. that’s over six Earth days! This means if you were standing on its icy surface, the Sun would rise and set only once every six days. The long day is partly due to Pluto’s small size and distant orbit, which slow down its spin. Combined with its frigid temperatures and thin atmosphere, life on Pluto would feel surreal, with extended daylight and equally l