"It’s the first time in 25 years that we’ve approached an unknown world of this size." New Horizons scientist John Spencer We are all on the cusp of something big. For the first time in history, a spacecraft will be able to see the crags and cliffs of Pluto up close, revealing a new world to humans who have been waiting patiently for more than nine years on Earth. NASA's New Horizons craft, which is the size of a baby grand piano, will fly about 7,800 miles above Pluto's surface for its clos...
"It’s the first time in 25 years that we’ve approached an unknown world of this size." New Horizons scientist John Spencer We are all on the cusp of something big. For the first time in history, a spacecraft will be able to see the crags and cliffs of Pluto up close, revealing a new world to humans who have been waiting patiently for more than nine years on Earth. NASA's New Horizons craft, which is the size of a baby grand piano, will fly about 7,800 miles above Pluto's surface for its clos...
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