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Latest News on Pluto
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Dec 27, 2019
Space and Astronomy in 2019: Unforgettable findings and events in space exploration, the universe
We saw the first black hole photo, many moon landings, the most distant asteroid ever imaged beyond Pluto among other spectacular wonders. -
Nov 08, 2019
A look back at the Voyager missions through 20 incredible images from 42 years ago
The mission was launched in 1977 and they have gone further than the Sun and our solar system. -
Aug 29, 2019
NASA chief sticks by dwarf planet Pluto, says it deserves to be a real planet
Astronomers in the International Astronomical Union voted Pluto out of its planetary status in 2006. -
May 22, 2019
Ocean beneath Pluto's icy surface protected from freezing by a thin layer of gas
Gas hydrates are crystalline ice-like solids formed of gas trapped within molecular water cages. -
May 03, 2019
Winter in coming to Pluto: It's atmosphere could be destroyed forever this season
Scientists observing Pluto for 28 years think its atmosphere will collapse from the growing pressure. -
Jan 10, 2019
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope's premier camera shuts down due to hardware issues
Hubble's 3 other science instruments are still working fine, with celestial observations continuing. -
Dec 29, 2018
NASA New Horizons zooms in on distant rock after switch to encounter mode
Communicating with a spacecraft that is so far away takes six hours and eight minutes each way. -
Oct 03, 2018
Dwarf planet 'Goblin' spotted at the fringes of our solar system, well beyond Pluto
Goblin’s orbit is so stretched out, in fact, that it takes 40,000 years for it to circle the sun. -
Sep 24, 2018
The 'Nibiru' or 'Planet X' conspiracy: Here's what NASA researchers have to say
Researchers found that ‘Planet X’ is plausible based on simulations, but what does that validate? -
Sep 08, 2018
Rejecting Pluto's status as a planet was erroneous and incorrect, argue scientists
The argument is based on gravity differences between Pluto and its nearest neighbour, Neptune.
