NewHorizons2015
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2010 is just around the corner, and so is our half way point to Pluto on Feb 25th!
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Our next break from hibernation is just 2 wks away. We'll be awake for 10 days. Green beacon yesterday-- all's well, waaaaaaay out there.
9:55 AM Dec 22nd
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Did you know? The names of over 450,000 Earthings are riding with us to Pluto and then instelstellar space.
6:25 AM Dec 20th
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Still closer to Earth than Pluto, but only for 10 more days!
7:24 AM Dec 19th
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Sky & Telescope just signed a contract for a 2010 piece about New Horizons at the half way point in our mission & plans for Pluto encounter.
6:17 AM Dec 18th
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New Horizons will be in solar conjunction for a few days late next week. Meanwhile, all telemetry indicates the spacecraft is healthy.
6:00 AM Dec 17th
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Our ground team is preparing a new encounter simulation run w/fixes remedying minor bugs. It'll run for 9 days over the holiday break.
10:54 AM Dec 12th
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Worthy reading from Alan Boyle:
7:03 AM Dec 11th
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After the 29th, we'll be closer to Pluto than to Earth!
2:38 PM Dec 10th
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NH congratulates the SpaceShip2 team on the rollout of their spaceship! Did ya know a small bit of SpaceShip1 is tucked aboard New Horizons?
11:54 AM Dec 7th
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Pluto is receding from the Sun but we're flying fast & will catch up in July 2015, just 6 summers hence; that's 2.2% of a Pluto yr from now.
9:44 AM Dec 5th
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What if we flew another New Horizons to Centaurs & big Pluto-class KBOs? What if we even went there via Uranus? How cool would that be?
8:02 AM Dec 4th
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There's a new blog with news and mission progress from NH PI Alan Stern: see
6:35 AM Dec 3rd
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Look for a new PI's update next week on New Horizons mission progress. Subscribe to get all NH mission news here:
6:40 AM Nov 27th
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is thankful for all the help and good wishes this year on our journey to the solar system's very frontier. Happy Thanksgiving all!
7:18 AM Nov 26th
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A green beacon signal was received by radio yesterday here on the ground, so our spacecraft is operating nominally in hibernation!
7:05 AM Nov 24th
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As you read this the 1st complete Pluto core encounter sequence, running 9 days & over 700 observations, is executing on our NH simulator!
6:31 AM Nov 23rd
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Tomorrow our mission leaders meet to architect plans for next summer's wake up, instrument cals, and cruise science.
9:44 AM Nov 22nd
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Tracking data indicates that it is still looking like we'll need a tiny course correction this coming summer when we do our annual checkout.
7:28 AM Nov 21st
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After a successful, 10-day wake up period, NH is back to hibernation until January 4th. Congrats to the mission team-- well done!
3:27 AM Nov 20th
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- Name NewHorizons2015
- Location Deeeeep Space
- Web http://pluto.jhua...
- Bio The First Space Mission to Explore Planet Pluto and the Kuiper Belt
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