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Nitrogen glaciers for most IDM 2016 imo

 

with giant fuckin coelacanth in it

 

 

It's an extra terrestrial hydrocarbon helter skelter

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what's cool is that we're still going to be receiving new Pluto pics & data from the probe for another year. supposedly they're mostly receiving diagnostic stuff now & the bulk of the images won't start coming in until September.

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Must've been a busy few hours for the thing during the flyby. Either that or it must have a shitty dial up connection out there to take so long :D

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not sure if you're being serious, but yeah, the bandwidth is very low (and the latency is obviously pretty high) - the way the mission was designed, it's taken a lot of photos and essentially sent back thumbnails. the scientists decide what looks interesting and these pics get sent back first in full resolution.

 

add to this the fact there's a number of cameras (low-res true colour, high-res B/W) and we probably won't get to see the really interesting stuff like the mass effect relay until september or so.

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The next mission-pod will need to carry an iphone on a selfie-stick and a direct feed into instagram to keep me interested.

 

*unfriends new horizons *

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  • 1 month later...

The newest high-resolution images of Pluto from NASA’s New Horizons are both dazzling and mystifying, revealing a multitude of previously unseen topographic and compositional details. The image below -- showing an area near the line that separates day from night -- captures a vast rippling landscape of strange, aligned linear ridges

 

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wow-pluto.0.png

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