about eleven
o'clock
`` Well , Madame , we 've arrived . This is the moon and there is the earth . To put it into plain figures , you are now two hundred and forty thousand odd miles away from home . I think you said you would like breakfast on the surface of the World that Has Been , and so , as it 's about eleven o'clock earth-time , we 'll call it a _ déjeuner _ , and then we 'll go and see what this poor old skeleton of a world is like . '' `` Oh , then we sha n't actually have breakfast on the moon ? '' `` My dear child , of course you will . Is n't the _ Astronef _ resting now -- right now as they say in some parts of the States -- on the top of the crater wall of Tycho ?