Bad Astronomy -
17 Jul 2015 20:50
If there's one thing we always find when we see a solar system object up close for the first time, it's something surprising. Or somethings. Or lots and lots of somethings. New images and data were released today from the New Horizons probe, now well past Pluto and its system of moons. We're still getting these sent back from 5 billion kilometers away as a trickle, but what's being seen so far is, well, amazing. As the mission's top dog, Alan Stern, said Friday at the press conference, "I may be...
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