PLUTO. THE SATELLITES OF PLUTO. THE DISCOVERY OF PLUTO. (Patrick Moore and Garry Hunt, "The Atlas of the Solar System," Crescent Books, New York,... 

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Solar System Guide: Pluto Although it was the last planet discovered in our solar system, tiny Pluto is not always the farthest planet from the Sun. 

Pluto. Picture taken by NASA Hubble Space Telescope (HST). The other Planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune,... 

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Devoted to the man who discovered the Pluto, this resource offers a biography, photos, and related links. 

about dmoz | add URL | update URL | become an editor | feedback the entire directory only in Solar_System/Pluto Top: Science: Astronomy: Solar System: Pluto (7) NSSDC Photo Gallery: Pluto Planet Pluto - From Dilip's Planet Corner. Pluto - NASA... 

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These pictures were taken by the Hubble Space Telescope and are provided courtesy of the Space Telescope Science Institute. If you have questions about the images on NSSDC's Photo Gallery, please first consult our Frequently Asked Questions page. 

Astronomy Homework Research Help Compiled by Gary Agranat GCA7Sky@AOL.Com Solar System Menu Recent news stories suggest that Pluto will eventually be reclassified from a Planet to a Kuiper Belt - Trans-Neptunian Object. 

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Web pages with information about the planet Pluto, the farthest planet from the sun, from your About.com Guide 

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Well, probably not. But the possibility does exist. And the possibility has been discussed for decades (for example, see Fred Whipple's 1964 paper in Proc. National Acad. Sci. 52, 583). We do know that Pluto ... 

Discover the cosmos! Each day we feature a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer. 

Pluto 29kB 56kB 194kB Higher resolution (300dpi) The never-before-seen surface of the distant planet Pluto is resolved in these NASA Hubble Space Telescope pictures, taken with the European Space Agency's (ESA) Faint Object Camera (FOC) aboard Hubble. 

Until recently, images taken by ground-based telescopes always showed Pluto and its moon Charon blurred together because their maximum separation is only 0.9 arcsecond as seen from Earth. But the excellent quality of the Subaru Telescope's 8.3-meter primary mi 

Pluto. Pluto, is normally the outermost of the known planets and the most distant from the Sun. Named for the god of the underworld in Roman... 

Astronomy Picture of the Day Glossary Cepheid: A pulsating variable star. This type of star undergoes a rhythmic pulsation as indicated by its regular pattern of changing brightness as a function of time. 

Kuiper belt objects shards from collision that created Pluto and Charon SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE NEWS RELEASE Posted: October 9, 1999 Pluto and Charon as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope. 

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Pluto and Charon © Nordic Optical Telescope. Pluto is the smallest and most distant planet planet in the Solar System. Its moon, Charon, is almost as... 

Information Leaflet No. 45: `Pluto'. Pluto is, on average, the most distant planet from the Sun. For the next few years, however, it is in fact closer to the Sun than is its closest rival, Neptune. 

Pluto has the most eccentric orbit of any planet in our Solar System, for 20 yrs. of its 248.54 yrs. orbit, Pluto lies closer to the Sun than... 

Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawaii Way out at the edge of the system of planets that orbits our sun, so far away that it takes sunlight reflected ... 

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/pc/gifpluto: Astronomy gifs of Pluto and Charon 00index.txt 474 Feb 13 08:47 Descriptions of the files in the gifpluto directory plutchar.gif 130764 Mar 15 1995 Pluto and Charon, prior correction Hubble image pluto.gif 147674 Dec 13 1994 Pluto and. 

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Massive planet may lie beyond Pluto ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY NEWS RELEASE Posted: October 7, 1999 The mystery object could be bigger than Jupiter, our Solar System's largest known planet. Image: NASA/JPL. Intrigued by the fact that long-period comets 

Pluto In astronomy, the smallest and, usually, outermost planet of the Solar System. The existence of Pluto was predicted by calculation by Percival Lowell and the planet was located by Clyde Tombaugh in 1930. Its highly elliptical orbit... 

Astronomy Picture of the Day Index : Pluto The links in this page have the word Pluto . | Archive | Index | Search | Glossary | Calendar | Today's Picture | 9: Wings of a Planetary Nebula A Sky Full Of Planets Jupiter And Family Pioneer 10: The... 

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The Official Voyager Project Home Page straight from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Explore images of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune taken by Voyager 1 & 2. Find out Voyager's Message to the Universe. Learn about the science instrumen