Pluto

[batmobile]

Yes ,so Pluto is now not planet ...why??? And ain't it cool all the stuff they discovered and blew our tax dollars on before they supposedly shutdown... Earth-like planets...etc...

[sherryfan]

out of space! we need it, or there will be no satellite

[fjaz1]

Next pictures from Ur anus, I mean Uranus lololol Like no one else was thinking that.  You have to have a good sense of humor

[elvisdo]

While it's great to see what's beyond out there in space, I'm also curious to see what's at the bottom of the oceans. It's pretty much like going to outer space only underwater.

[luvh8tragedy87]

I read a while back that Mercury was even smaller than Pluto and it's still considered a planet.

Mercury is twice the size of Pluto, but size isn't the only criteria they use.

Oh really? I must've read it wrong then, it was a few years ago. I'd still like to see Pluto back though.

[amaravee]

hmm i havent heard of this.. i think i'll do some online searches and learn more about NASA's recent landing

[killers2]

That earth like planet thing I find very interesting.  I heard we could never actually reach it unless we had way better technology than right now, but future generations have something to aspire too!  Like I mentioned, I think this space discovery thing is so cool!!

[mrrangerrick]

It's a great event that's a new step forward for mankind! It was definitely harder than it seem. One miscalculation and they would've missed Pluto completely and had to wait another 200 years or so for it to revolve around the sun again.

[champak97]

It sounds like a great accomplishment for NASA.

[jiuchan]

that was pretty cool. it may have took a long time, but it was still able to provide enough pictures and such about pluto.

[nickylanena]

i saw a special on TV about that! It was very interesting to hear about Pluto's history.

[hitch0403]

It's a great event that's a new step forward for mankind! It was definitely harder than it seem. One miscalculation and they would've missed Pluto completely and had to wait another 200 years or so for it to revolve around the sun again.

1 small step for man,1 giant step for mankind!As Neil Armstrong said stepping on moon.

1 question i have......

Where?

[beatsdrop]

I can't wait to see the rest of the pictures, though that'll take up to a year. Such an exciting project! I'm a space nerd, lol.

[melissajh44]

An amazing accomplishment.

[darkxtsuna]

Why on earth did they go to pluto ?