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After exploring Pluto & its moons in July 2015 the New Horizons spacecraft encountered Kuiper Belt object Arrokoth on Jan 1 2019, the farthest flyby in history.

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  1. Have a good-sized telescope with a digital camera? 🔭📸 You can join the New Horizons mission team this spring on a really cool - and record-setting - deep-space experiment!

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  2. in 2006, New Horizons left Earth and began its unprecedented journey through the solar system! 🚀 In the last 14 years, we’ve learned so much about our own cosmic neighborhood, , and the .

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  3. Unknown no longer! In a fitting tribute to the farthest flyby ever conducted by spacecraft, Kuiper Belt object has officially been named , a Native American term meaning “sky” in the Powhatan/Algonquian language.

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  4. What's in a name? A lot, if you're a feature on ! Several people and missions who paved the way for the exploration of Pluto & the are honored in the second set of official Pluto feature names approved by !

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  5. Join these experts RIGHT NOW as they answer all of your questions about , the Kuiper Belt, , and what we have learned from this historic mission through the Solar System. Join the conversation on :

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  6. To and beyond! 🌑🛰️ Join the New Horizons science team on starting at 5pm EDT to ask questions about this historic mission through the Solar System. The journey continues. Ask your questions now! 🔗Link:

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  7. New Horizons has discovered incredible things about , the Kuiper Belt, and the Solar System! Have Qs? Join us on to find out what we've learned from - and what awaits - this historic mission. 📅 Wed, July 17 🕔 5pm EDT 🔗 Link:

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  8. 4 years since Pluto. 🌕 7 months since in the Kuiper Belt. ✨ Billions of miles traveled. 🛰️ The journey continues. 🌌 Join our science team at for a Facebook LIVE event Wed, July 17th at 6pm EDT. Tag questions w/ !

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  9. In January 2019, from mission control at , New Horizons brought to life. 🛰️ Exactly 5 years ago, the mission team, using , discovered this distant Kuiper Belt object, making it part of space exploration history.

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  10. The New Horizons team has published the first results from the New Year's 2019 flyby of , the most distant object ever explored by spacecraft, in !

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  11. What makes a cool flyby movie even cooler? When the soundtrack comes from 's own ! 🤘

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  13. Our New Year's flyby target, , is slowly revealing its secrets! Watch live TODAY at 1 pm ET as scientists give an update at .

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  14. Break out the 3D glasses! 😎 The New Horizons team at has created new stereo views of the Kuiper Belt object 2014 MU69, nicknamed . The 3D view helps to better understand the object's extraordinary shape.

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  15. Close-ups from the Kuiper Belt! has sent home its sharpest images from the flyby, revealing new details about the farthest object ever explored by spacecraft.

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  16. in 1930, Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto, a small planet on the outer frontier of the . Almost 90 years later we continue Clyde’s legacy of exploration with New Horizons which, in 2015, revealed this small world’s icy wonders.

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  17. New pics, new info! New Horizons scientists at confirm the two sections (or “lobes”) of are not spherical. The larger lobe more closely resembles a giant pancake and the smaller lobe is shaped like a dented walnut!

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    NEW: , now in higher-res! 📸 Both lobes now show many intriguing light & dark patterns of unknown origin, which may reveal clues about how it was assembled during the formation of the !

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    New 📸! Around and around: This gif shows the propeller-like rotation of as seen by the Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) aboard as the spacecraft sped toward its close encounter.

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    Waiting for new pics? More flyby images are on the way! In addition to the homepage (), the team will also post new images on the raw image site in the coming days!

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