Take a good look, folks. On Saturday, NASA released a stunning photo of Pluto captured by the New Horizons spacecraft. The image is the clearest view many of us will ever get of the four dark spots that have captivated stargazers and scientists since they were first seen in late June. The spots, which are being called Pluto's "brass knuckles," lie on the far side of the icy dwarf planet. The region will be rotated away from the New Horizons' cameras when the spacecraft has its close-range flyby ...
NASA Releases Last Image Of Pluto's Far Side Ahead Of Upcoming Flyby
The Huffington Post - 12 Jul 2015 22:14
Take a good look, folks. On Saturday, NASA released a stunning photo of Pluto captured by the New Horizons spacecraft. The image is the clearest view many of us will ever get of the four dark spots that have captivated stargazers and scientists since they were first seen in late June. The spots, which are being called Pluto's "brass knuckles," lie on the far side of the icy dwarf planet. The region will be rotated away from the New Horizons' cameras when the spacecraft has its close-range flyby ...
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