NASA Reveals First Real Pictures of Pluto!

[@patbrennan6572]

In my heart Pluto will always be the ninth planet.

[@wesleytillman9774]

Pluto's demotion was just a whim of bureaucrats who may have scientific titles.

[@lamartinezola8507]

Americans never went to the moon! we are still waiting for the images of the moon from NASA! Thank you, India

[@runechuckie]

@lamartinezola8507 smoke some more crack why don't you. You probably think the earth is flat, and trump is completely innocent.

[@zaq55]

Pluto - Never Forget!

[@Jezeppi1]

It is 🎉

[@firebrand3515]

It is so ingrained in my mind that i studied it while in school as the Ninth Planet and living with this theory for 40 years that i am unable to accept the same.

[@MichaelPaysour]

I'm just grateful to be alive to see these discoveries with my own eyes.

[@musicstewart9744]

Yes. It’s one thing that he as gotten me though all the political madness

[@projektkobra2247]

I had to live for all the people who never got to see Pluto.

[@isshinryu11]

Yes it is nice to see things that were obscure and new when we were kids. The titan Haugen probe was incredible also

[@sammybeck7794]

I don't care what NASA says or whoever demoted Pluto, but as far as I'm concerned Pluto is our ninth planet. It has been #9 planet all my life

[@scottwexlin6456]

Agreed. It should be grandfathered in.

[@LexyThomas134]

It is still considered a Planet, just a dwarf planet. There's hundreds if not thousands of pluto sized rocks out there by Pluto, you gonna consider them part of it too? They don't orbit like the other 8 planets do and it's a giant debree field of similar size rocks. Pluto is also smaller than the moon and we don't consider the moon a planet

[@sammybeck7794]

@@LexyThomas134 yeah? And your point is?

[@LexyThomas134]

@@sammybeck7794 My point is there's way to many pluto sized objects around pluto to be considered our 9th planet, we'd have to name every single one of them a planet. It's easier to just label it as a dwarf planet.

[@sammybeck7794]

@@LexyThomas134 and your point again is?

[@scorpiothoughtsny]

I'm old. Pluto will forever be a planet. 🤌🏼

[@frankrenna2761]

I agree……….I am so greatful that I am alive to see this exploration of such a far away world!

[@patrickhouston240]

Awesome vid learned lot make more 😊

[@Lunara_Silvermoon2390]

Pluto and Ceres Are planets just small, that was not a reason to demote Pluto from the title, that's like all of a sudden saying that Earth is not a planet because of it's size compared to other planets or to other exoplanets

[@ACTIVATEDADNANSALIMI1969]

I am 100% agree with you. You are absolutely right.

[@chrissmith7259]

Must have been men who decided always worried about size.

[@mdunkin83md]

Agreed

[@ashandaaritevalumbre2186]

Pluto didn't lose the status of planet due to its size but because it doesn't fit the second part of a planet definition. Being "it didn't suppress any body able to move on a close orbit". Pluto is a part of a gigantic overall called the Oort belt which contains bigger bodies than Pluto, leading to it being redefined as a minor planet.

[@TheZilfer25]

Niel Tyson said it himself that if we were from jupiter we could say earth is dwarf

[@robert3987]

It's amazing that Pluto so far away is still pulled around by sun's gravity.

[@applejuicejunkie316]

The sun has 99.8% of all the solar system's gravity. Everything is caught in its gravity well and there isn't another star for 4 light-years.

[@nutier]

Awesome video ! I love it so much . Thank you for sharing . How many heurs can this pluto turn around it per day ? How many years can it turn around the sun ? Happy Sunday to you !

[@subramaniyanvg5415]

breathtaking images, fortunate to see them in our lifetime. The presentation is unambiguous and enlightening.

[@davidstone-haigh4880]

Staggeringly beautiful.

[@alliep7288]

Fun fact: Pluto was discovered in Flagstaff Arizona !

[@SilencedLamb69]

Isn't it hot in Arizona? How does a giant frozen planet not thaw out in that weather?

[@lostworld5667]

the more we know about the universe the more we appreciate earth

[@bensantellano]

That's God unveiling his work. To view the harshness of space so that we know how lucky we are to be able to see it, live it.

[@ImmortalSpelldagger]

​@@bensantellanobro assume everyone belives in god

[@bensantellano]

@@ImmortalSpelldagger your name is beyond ridiculous, play D&D much??? Obviously you stay in the family basement and/or live under a rock. When the real world opens the door, then you can decide. God doesn't make you love or believe in Him. It's up to you. So, non believer, I wish you the best. It's a life worth living just not in darkness

[@SumDumGy]

@@bensantellanoMark of the True Believer: Insult those who do not share your faith when they call you out on your assumptions. Look, I’ve got an avatar you can clown and insult, as well. Go ahead, Believer, I’ll wait.

[@bensantellano]

I'm not a priest or pastor who's gonna say "and peace be with you" and all that. Be a grown up. Did you read my comment in full? Or did you just decide to pick on random humans who believe? I'm not playing your game, child.

[@Дмитрий_1981]

Thank you for the relatively detailed analysis of the geography and geology of Pluto.

[@DavidAHardy-ck8oj]

😊😊 its, not it’s!

[@DavidAHardy-ck8oj]

You downplay the Sun’s light out here. It would actually be a lot brighter than you think…

[@bullfrogpondshop3179]

Yes a fascinating video, with one glaring omission. There was absolutely no visual indication of which area of the planet they were talking about when discussing the different regions. What, you can't draw a freaking circle on the photo?

[@franciscopagan3255]

Pluto and Charon are marvelous and beautiful! But too cold 🥶!

[@DerBingle1]

There might be thousands of small planets circling the sun stretching out until the gravity of the next star takes over.

[@Jimmyjackfruit]

He says Pluto is not a planet anymore, yet he keeps saying " the planet" haha. Pluto will always be a planet with a hart to me.

[@SundbyCPH]

FYI only 4.5% of the world uses Fahrenheit. If you to cover 20 times more of the world, then use Celsius!

[@johnnyso1979]

Since Pluto has Water Ice, it must have jawns, cheesesteaks and be crazy about the 🦅 🦅

[@roguegalaxy8758]

🖤🙇‍♀️” ..Pluto so beautiful “

[@brucebremer4918]

Among the many scientists working on the New Horizons probe was a familiar face... Sir Brian May, PhD... better known as the founder of the classic rock group Queen.

[@GGE47]

They will, they will Rock You

[@WalnutAnimations]

Omg

[@d1_jrod]

Love these man

[@God-Almighty]

You love men?

[@bludika]

pluto will always be a planet for me

[@robertmonette2199]

😮 great pictures, thank's

[@randallsmerna384]

My grandmother dated Clyde Tombaugh in Southern New Mexico way back in the day.

[@miniboomdood]

Ok so you guys call it a planet Why is it NOT a planet? It is our 9th planet!!!

[@ACTIVATEDADNANSALIMI1969]

you are absolutely right. Scientists are bloody stupid. I agree with you 100%. It is a planet. It got every thing to be a planet. Someone should slap on the face of scientists. For me they are extremely stupid.

[@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname]

Its a trans-object now

[@glennmorrell4907]

Red states will pass legislation to oppress it now…

[@davidsheckler4450]

Its not even real you poor indoctrinated Sheeple so why are you losing your shit over this 🤷🤦

[@prakashd7397]

our ancestors said there are 9 planets why some people creating false assumptions there is 10th planet w/o any evidence unnecessarily talking size of Pluto

[@ebwholesaler]

Seems tempting to be the first to buy land over there... (nothing left affordable here on Earth !)

[@rumblehat4357]

Blackrock probably already owns Pluto.

[@isshinryu11]

Pluto..the first and only duel planetary system with Charon in our solar system. She may be a dwarf, but she still holds her surprises

[@marktimeny1488]

Sometimes I wish I was on Pluto !

[@vinodsailesh5858]

Excellence brought closer to reality? Does this describe in depth for a return for the magnificent effort you put in to acquaint the world about the twelfth planet. Yes you made excellance to boost human curiosity to soar beyond planets and stars. Yes please keep up your active manoeuver to make the world excel and simultaneously your efforts kudos to your brilliance kudos to your team. Excelsior till sky becomes the limit.

[@michaelstaengl1349]

Dear viewers, welcome back to 2015 when those images actually had been released. Dear TheSimplySpace, please don't pretend, it's still breaking news. These clickbaity video titles have to stop. Using such titles is a disservice to science as seen in the result of many anti-science comments here. Due to the clickbaity title I just opened this video to place this comment and didn't actually watch it.

[@davidcopson5800]

A very good video.

[@jsl151850b]

1:13 Weighted shoes *isn't* the solution to low gravity. It just increases the inertia of moving your feet.

[@beerdedwanderer]

Imagine the flash needed on the camera to take an actual picture.

[@jeffreychandler8666]

We should go there, if it is possible to explore the planet and learn.

[@michaelkelly8731]

And freeze to death? You go and tell us what its like 😂

[@davidmacphee3549]

It took10 years. Remember?

[@ultrainstinctgoku9321]

Elon will get us there In half the time

[@scottydu81]

@@michaelkelly8731You will learn how to freeze to death

[@knuctune]

Who came up with the names they gave the areas ?

[@chican_0]

Honesty I don’t know what’s real and what’s to believe anymore unless I see it with my own eyes.

[@SumDumGy]

Sadly, that’s still the case after watching this video. I’d say at least half of it is fake.

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

Brilliant.

[@stevelundquist2417]

Mr Pluto is sent to Jupiter's office. Jupiter "I don't know how to break this to you kid, but I'm demoting you. From today forward you're a D.P." Little Pluto's heart instantly ices over

[@scottydu81]

It makes 100% logical sense why they declared Pluto a dwarf planet. Doesn’t mean he still doesn’t get love!

[@Incorruptus1]

Planet with the biggest heart in the galaxy and the only one with a partner planet. Well deserved.

[@josephantony5589]

Though the scientific community has taken away the status as a planet but it will continue as a heavenly body. Thanks for the beautiful documentary.

[@FrancisRMarak]

Still now no news of space craft directed to pluto study has been not heard why ?

[@criscoleman]

Pluto is, and always has been, a planet. I don't care what those "scientists" sitting in their ivory towers have to say about it. Fascinating pics, though, although I'm assuming the only "real" pics of Pluto were those from far away, although it's kind of hard to tell at times.

[@besarzogaj17]

I remember back in high school in 2003 we used to learn about Pluto but we had no real picture from it 😂

[@jay12336]

i love pluto bc it was discovered in my home town

[@haroldittner5884]

How is it that Pluto has carbonmonxide on it ? Is there some type of exhaust left over on Pluto?

[@Infinite_Horizonsss]

Pluto's presence of carbon monoxide is not due to exhaust. Carbon monoxide naturally exists in space, and its presence on Pluto is likely a result of various chemical processes occurring on the icy surface. It can form through interactions between Pluto's surface materials and cosmic rays or solar radiation.

[@The_Man_in_the_Black_Hat]

When the sun becomes a red giant that engulfs the Earth (and possibly Mars), what will conditions be on Pluto? How warm will it be?

[@Thursdaym2]

..and the rest of the Solar System?

[@richarddennis3793]

roasted

[@nordattack]

Maybe Charon is the piece that got knocked out of Pluto when that impact happened or maybe Charon is what impacted it.

[@sheonlywearsblack]

Charon and Pluto always face the same sides. The ONLY in our solar system. Pluto is a damn planet.

[@keithlewis4250]

6 Suns on Pluto ? Galileo would have been impressed.

[@firebrand3515]

9 years 8 months to reach and 6 years to transmit the data! Need loads and loads of patience.

[@lloydrobinson7081]

keep the clips coming

[@geraldmansfield2631]

The Sumerian Tablets were written at least 10,000 years ago. Pluto was called Gaga back then.

[@timmackenzie8145]

Yeah right lol 😂 and I’m 1000 years old!!

[@denisbeaucage6094]

Thanks

[@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname]

Pluto was discovered in 1930.

[@davidmacphee3549]

It is WAY far. At light speed, it would take over five hours in a' 'bee line' path.

[@KATHYHenning]

It still is

[@jonniegijon]

pluto is planet. it might be a dwarf compared to the other planets, but it has all the gelogical and geomorphological processes of the other rocky planets2

[@thenetsurferboy]

It was dethroned as a planet ears ago by scientists

[@houliemon1315]

Why would we even want to go there ? It's pretty much a frozen hell !

[@csulb75]

After stating that Pluto had been downgraded from planet status, the narrator continued referring to Pluto as "the planet".

[@Jellyman1129]

Because it is one. 😎💫

[@csulb75]

@@Jellyman1129 Oh yeah!

[@JKVOICE-1]

NASA you beauty ❤

[@mach1553]

10:35 "...nitrogen ice..." - That's water ice crystals melting ☝

[@charleshunziker7416]

Amazing

[@javiermoretti1825]

Big mistake. The sun would NOT appear yellow from Pluto. The sun actually appears white in space, and only looks yellow on Earth from the refraction of its light by Earth's atmosphere. However, since Pluto's atmosphere is so thin--12.23 μbar or 80,000 times less than the atmospheric pressure at mean sea level on Earth--the sun would appear in its true color. White.

[@paulmackiewicz9836]

To understand the size of Pluto, how many Pluto's can fit in Uranus?

[@williamriley5118]

Pluto is still a planet in my book!

[@JeffBiggs1982]

For some reason, just the sheer difference in gravity (a 300 lb earthling weighing 19 lbs on Pluto…) is fascinating. It makes me wonder if maybe there are gravitational affects on things like cancer. If you only feel like you weigh 19 lbs for example, it would be so easy and so light on your joints and muscles to go for a long run on pluto, whereas on earth it is much harder to run at that weight. Among many other things I ponder that is one.

[@SumDumGy]

That would lead to the weakening of muscular density and strength.

[@johenderson3742]

​@@SumDumGyLess wrinkles/sagging tho.😅

[@coindrummer]

If a celestial body orbits a planet it is a moon. If it orbits a star (the sun) it is a planet. Pluto orbits the sun therefor I deem it a planet.

[@michaelstaengl1349]

Then, every asteroid, every speck of dust needs to be considered a planet when it orbits the sun. The classifications are there for a reason.

[@dreamingissleeping]

​@michaelstaengl1349 well, I'd argue that the universe doesn't have a general scale... an asteroid could be very well classified as a planet. I see what you're saying that they're there because there are differences, but it's all the same material, and when it comes to Pluto, it is certainly a planet.

[@PeterSedesse]

​@@dreamingissleepingif that is how you define it, then you better think of hundreds of names of the other planets that are just as big as Pluto.

[@tropicalblooms4106]

Wish some space agencies sends lander, drone camera there

[@ozymandias7940]

Curious to know how they got such high detail images from cameras 3 billion miles away and in an ultra cold environment. New Horizon was launched in 2006 and even though the fastest moving space craft ever sent into space, it took 9yrs to get there and passed Pluto in mid 2015. An incredulous feat, perhaps NASA should design automobiles with a 10yr 3 billion mile warranty....

[@lamartinezola8507]

Remember, Indians are tech support! IT belongs to Asia

[@suraj.1889]

Huh??? How is that relevant here?​@@lamartinezola8507

[@MrASM78]

Trust the science! Don’t think about it.

[@SumDumGy]

In short, they didn’t. Most of this is obviously computer-generated fakery.

[@Mister_Pedantic]

Incredulous? Did you mean incredible?

[@olechristianson7884]

Well, the beer will never get warm!😂

[@billirwin3558]

Maybe Pluto was a moon of a larger planet at one time and became dislodged and settled in its present orbit. And then gained a companion moon at some stage. Seems like a cosmic snooker game. Pluto in the corner pocket.

[@jamilabagash149]

Seems like a lot of things could have seemingly happened to make seem a lot of seems. Just having fun with seem.

[@billirwin3558]

@@jamilabagash149 Seems so.

[@christopherdollbaum8819]

If not a planet, how is it the Disney animators named a cartoon dog after it? Yeah, tell me THAT! The tagline and opening statement in this video claims that Pluto was once the ninth planet . Was it? Or was it, correctly put, once CONSIDERED the ninth planet? The chats I have read here clearly show that Pluto is, from an emotional standpoint "still the ninth planet". If if pluto is to be considered a planet we must consider Ceres, Vesta, Eris, Makemake, Gonggong, Quaoar, Sedna, Eris, Orcus, and even the more elliptically shaped Haumea as well as a list of others. Unlike the other eight planets, Pluto lets it largest moon push it around. It's "wobble" is great enough that it kind of orbits a point in space outside itself as well as the sun.

[@jamesbond007colt45]

Has it own orbit around the 🌞 sun...it's a planet not a asteroid..Bruno Pluto ❤❤

[@beckywauer2291]

It's orbit is erratic and cannot clear it's region of other objects. It's too small so technically is a dwarf planet. It's not part of our Solar system. They didn't know this in 1930. It's the largest Exoplanet in the Kuiper Belt. All our Sister Planets cleared this field.

[@ditto1958]

Pluto is a planet. No one can change my mind.

[@microy]

2:10 min- looks like the "rest of the people on the planet" stroll about Narhan Phillips Square 37 years or more in the future! (fun fact- with a good paiir of runners you can climb to the top of the arches...fences around the bases now though.}

[@BommeltjeNL]

"The sun is a ... YELLOW (?) ball in the distance". Are you sure about that? What makes it yellow in space?

[@MH-jt3lx]

It can be colonized if it has water and ammonia makes fuel and air water ,heat ,that’s everything needed to build a colony with.

[@charlesa5333]

Sorry science, Pluto being a planet has already been meme’d

[@chriskelly4894]

The commentator said it was not a planet then called it a dwarf planet…so that’s as clear as mud!

[@SumDumGy]

Clearly not all these pictures are actual images of Pluto, making this video as worthless as the audio is annoying. When you don’t know for sure if you’re looking at an actual planet or a computer-generated simulation, you’ve wasted my time.

[@Marc816]

Looks better than bronx. Safer, too.

[@tinashemadangwa890]

Greatest thanks to astronomus

[@matthewknibbs7686]

Personaly i feel pluto provides a idea of how earth is able to hold life and be active in a benefiting way. Botg earth and pluto have a large moon in comparison to the size of the planitary body and both also have a tilt vecause of their respective moon, this is why pluto can be so active and also develop a atmosphere even though it is so far away from the sun and reciving less heat. I belive that they should take that into accould and search for planets with the same moon and tilt conditions in the habbitable zone of other galaxies and forget about all thease tidal locked super earths

[@ernestchacon4928]

I thought any celestial object that had a satellite was a planet.

[@peteabrh-fairest9463]

I absolutely agree Pluto has 5 moons. they are Charon, Styx, Nix, Kerberos, and Hydra...

[@xtianosickboy]

Asteroids have smaller satellites orbiting them sometimes

[@GhenAurwin]

How long has Nasa had these pictures ?

[@brianlehman1244]

Let’s go to a different planet this one is scary

[@RodrigoDoTango]

Why the Sun would be yellow from Pluto?

[@arturholy]

Are only the planets that have cold temperatures because they are far from the Sun and it is a permanent body? Is the space between the stars also cold? what is the temperature where JWT is?

[@thisisobviouslynotmyrealname]

thats a nice question. We know that Mercury and Venus are super hot. But is the void space of their orbits also hot? I think not, void space if always super cold

[@michaelkelly8731]

Pluto still orbits the sun. Of course its a planet

[@TheZilfer25]

​@@thisisobviouslynotmyrealnameas far as we know Venus is hot because of the runaway greenhouse gases

[@franklinboersma3276]

this is why i wrote "intersteller interstate" on you tube

[@KATHYHenning]

12:09 Pluto is the giver of life, and also the taker.

[@v1e1r1g1e1]

It is nothing of the sort. It's just a great big lump of rock.

[@katherandefy]

I have a question. Does Pluto revolve around the sun?

[@thomasstevenrothmbamd2384]

Wow!

[@_vijaysharma]

I think It is the same Dr Manns planet in interstellar movie😅

[@growthdevelopment7412]

Pluto Reminds me of jedi survivor

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Where is John Chemers?

[@michael.forkert]

The first picture of Pluto was Walt Disney’s work.

[@CookyMonzta]

I thought I read that they recently discovered 2 more objects orbiting Pluto.

[@peterclarke3990]

Pluto is still the ninth planet as far as I’m concerned!

[@hancock1934]

Pluto will always be Mickey’s dog to me.

[@MirlitronOne]

Didn't NASA "reveal" this eight years ago?

[@felixwankel3989]

Escape velocity is a jump away!