The vertical lines are shadows cast by the mountains on the horizon. The dots are visual noise that sometimes appears in digital images. See details about the image at:https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/637/blue-rays-new-horizons-high-res-farewell-to-pluto/ …
Four years ago today, @NASANewHorizons made its closest approach to Pluto. This approximately true-color image reveals this dynamic world’s atmosphere, as seen backlit by the Sun after New Horizons passed by Pluto. http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/pluto pic.twitter.com/j69m33Gsjq
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Feels like yesterday
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How far from PLUTO now?
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More than a billion miles (1.7 billion kilometers) beyond Pluto. You may be interested in our Eyes on the Solar System app, were you can track the distances between objects in real time: http://eyes.nasa.gov
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Amazing!!!
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Amazing photo!!! Thank you NASA new horizon for this nice photo
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Ill never forget it! I was out shopping and my friend texted me when it had arrived, I can assure you i rushed home xD
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