A MISSION TO PLUTO: NEW HORIZONS - Space Science

[@Rythaze]

Pluto is such a misunderstood beauty! When I first saw the color pictures I was fascinated by its gorgeous design! Thank you for the explanation!

[@ls200076]

I know you...

[@Rythaze]

Radio ToraDora :)

[@ls200076]

Rythaze So you're interested in human territory space eh? Go back to the arbiter and fight your war.

[@OzoneLead]

i love your Animation/Screenshot transitions. Please have it again!

[@KarbineKyle]

Excellent video! Very well made, too! Using the decay heat of plutonium-238 to reach the Plutonian system, we've found bizarre beauty! Outstanding job to NASA, JHUAPL, and the SwRI for bringing us fascinating discoveries and mysteries! Thank you for making this video!

[@cg_coyote]

Some seriously good graphics on this video. Sweet job Mike.

[@cg_coyote]

***** I have to agree with you there. Those two shifts were done extremely well.

[@cg_coyote]

I just think that the pictures of Pluto are so amazing. So cool that such things have been done in my lifetime.

[@Linguini1996]

Nice to see you post videos again Mike. Keep up the good work.

[@Linguini1996]

***** work hard, play hard

[@CepticFrenzycancerfrenzy]

Awesome video as always :D

[@tmfazlul]

im excited to see what beyond the kuiper belt

Do the floooood !! Please

[@CepticFrenzycancerfrenzy]

If Earth ever runs out of water there is always Pluto :D

[@moboxgraphics]

Mike here! Check out my graphics tutorial channel! New video soon (when Nvidia fixes shadow play on W10)

[@iTzBruceyW]

I wonder what else Horizon took photos of NASA haven't published yet.

[@erso5172]

hah! PLUTOnium power plant!

[@TruthStalker93]

6,010 miles to Pluto? Uh... did I hear that correctly? That is not right. It's 2.66 billion miles away from Earth.

[@blakkwaltz]

1 kilobit download speed and I thought dial up was bad

[@thewizzlefizzler1498]

***** Are you Australian?

[@yossipossi]

Make a 7K subs vid! I'm your 6999th sub!

[@yossipossi]

thank you

[@JimmyCarol100]

I want to know how people can say that "these are extremely great images of Pluto", my grand kids can draw pictures better than these 723 million dollar phako's. Just what is so great about them? I mean for the money we should have photo's or images like we get from satellites they use for Google earth maps, of which some are in a geosynchronous orbit of between 12000 & 22000 miles above earth, whereas the Pluto Horizons craft flew by at less than 8000 miles above Pluto. Hell, we can see the moon just as good with the naked eye as these pictures look. And by the way, just what did we get from this mission to Pluto, other than fv