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[felipejiraya]

We're getting closer to the biggest science event for this decade, the long awaited New Horizons' flyby of Pluto. It will be the first time since 1989 we'll see a planet for the first time and it will end this "first era" of space exploration. Exciting time to be alive, for sure!

 

 

The latest photo (yesterday) from the New Horizons telescope.

 

 

For more information, here's the official website for the mission (http://pluto.jhuapl.edu/index.php) and it's official Twitter account (https://twitter.com/NewHorizons2015).

[Fast Jimmy]

...I don't want to pour salt on any wounds here, but... Pluto isn't a planet.

[Degenerate Rakia Time]

...I don't want to pour salt on any wounds here, but... Pluto isn't a planet.

yes, its a frozen mass relay

[Heimdall]

No, Charon is the relay, silly

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

...I don't want to pour salt on any wounds here, but... Pluto isn't a planet.

 

We didn't accept that change that said "Pluto isn't a planet."

 

Pluto is a planet and always will be (no it's not a comet). Just like 3 other planets after Pluto.

 

And Pluto is like my religion... *grabs shotgun* if anyone talks shi*t about it, he will face the consequences!
 

[felipejiraya]

NASA released a time-lapse of Pluto's rotation and Charon's (its biggest moon) revolution.

 

[Garryydde]

Mass Relays when?