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Slate Articles ([info]slate) wrote,
@ 2015-06-30 11:13:00


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Hi, Pluto. It’s Me, NASA.

Nearly 10 years ago, NASA launched the New Horizons spacecraft into space to get a closer look at Pluto. The spacecraft woke from hibernation last December and has been sending telemetry and images back to Earth ever since. On July 14, it will finally fly by Pluto, culminating a historic mission 85 years in the making.

Learn more about the mission—and the celestial bodies we’ll be seeing for the very first time—in the slick announcement video from NASA below.



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