This is one of those key moments in the history of space exploration. A successful rendezvous will complete the initial reconnaissance of all the "classical" nine planets.
https://www.nasa.gov...main/index.html
Modifié par Indigenous, 27 juillet 2015 - 04:48 .
Surprised Pluto is even showing up for the photos after we went and kicked him out of the planets club.
Dam sure hope they'll find that relay within Charon.
I curse my mortality every time I think about my generation dying out before blue sexy aliens come to breed with us.
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I curse my mortality every time I think about my generation dying out before blue sexy aliens come to breed with us.
If only you were a vampire.
Surprised Pluto is even showing up for the photos after we went and kicked him out of the planets club.
Which was dumb as ****, since we're the one's who come up with the definition for a planet. I'd rather add more to the list than cut some out.
Nice to meet you, Pluto.
Pluto was always my least favorite of the first 8 tbh. Idk why, Pluto is just less interesting than the others to me.
Regardless, I've been waiting for that prob to pass Pluto since they launched it. Can't resists anything macrocosm related.
Once had a dog named Nipper that looked like Mickey's Pluto, except cuter.
Pluto was always my least favorite of the first 8 tbh. Idk why, Pluto is just less interesting than the others to me.
Regardless, I've been waiting for that prob to pass Pluto since they launched it. Can't resists anything macrocosm related.
Once had a dog named Nipper that looked like Mickey's Pluto, except cuter.
I wish I could find a dog that looks like Pluto. Especially with that funny bump on the head. My Boxer has a bump, but not that big.
Pluto was always my least favorite of the first 8 tbh.
Wut? First 8?
Wut? First 8?
Well... Pluto is the "9th planet".
IMO Mercury is the least interesting, just a scorching hot rock orbiting close to the sun.
Recent Measurements of Pluto and Charon Obtained by New HorizonsThis graphic presents a view of Pluto and Charon as they would appear if placed slightly above Earth's surface and viewed from a great distance. Recent measurements obtained by New Horizons indicate that Pluto has a diameter of 2370 km, 18.5% that of Earth's, while Charon has a diameter of 1208 km, 9.5% that of Earth's.
Best resolution photo so far by now:
Nasa says that we'll have 10x better resolution photos tomorrow morning! Can't wait to have one of them as my desktop wallpaper
Damn. No relay encased in ice on Charon 
(pictures taken on July, 12th, 2015)
So it turns out Pluto has a tail too. I'm starting to think this planet is really a dog.
http://static4.uk.bu.../pluto-tail.jpg
Its true Pluto has a tail. Guess Neil deGrasse Tyson was right about it. 
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