 "Infographic: All you need to know about the historic Pluto flyby by NASA’s New Horizons")
One small planet in the solar system, one giant leap for science. On 14 July, 2015, New Horizons, the NASA spacecraft, passed by Pluto giving us our first ever glimpse of the farthest planet. To get a context of the magnitude achievement, picture this - the historic flyby came after nine years and 300 billion miles in space. As the world celebrates this momentous achievement by humans, here’s a handy guide for all you need to know about the Pluto flyby by NASA’s New Horizons. 
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