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Thursday, June 23, 2011

Pluto and Charon - Latest Pics

Our far traveler New Horizons is rather awesome.

Here's the latest pic and article of what's going on at Pluto and Charon from National Geiographic.


Jimmy Page and Steven Tyler agree, here. And as an added bonus, listening to the Immigrant Song takes the mind off Susskind's endless promotion of his "Multiverse." Astronomy.
Posted by Steven Colyer at 11:25 PM
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