We know next to nothing about Pluto and her system, so this is big news in the Astronomical field.
Here's some footage of our neighbor and its neighbor.
Monday, October 13, 2014
Coming to Pluto . . .
New Horizons will pass by the dwarf planet Pluto (or Planet Pluto, however you prefer) on July 15, the closest that any probe . . . of UFO if you on Pluto and looking up . . . has ever been to our far-flung neighbor. After she skirts the ball of ice she'll head on to the Keiper Belt where she'll start poking around.
We know next to nothing about Pluto and her system, so this is big news in the Astronomical field.
Here's some footage of our neighbor and its neighbor.
We know next to nothing about Pluto and her system, so this is big news in the Astronomical field.
Here's some footage of our neighbor and its neighbor.
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