Nasa's fw pluto
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donmegamuffin [OP](07/17/2015) [-] 
If anyone wants the faces I made for the photoshops, here they are
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zombiepipboy (07/17/2015) [-] can someone make this where he is happy and then when the sattelite comes past he gets terrified then relieved?
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bellbottomshark (07/17/2015) [-] **bellbottomshark used "*roll picture*"**
**bellbottomshark rolled image** What they didn't find on Pluto.
**bellbottomshark rolled image** What they didn't find on Pluto.
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xgrandmoffx (07/17/2015) [-] I know, just look at those curves. I'd hit that like a manmade camera spacecraft hurtling through space.
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thebrokenwolf (07/17/2015) [-] Don't forget it's partner. Only my second OC /Charon+s+close+up/funny-pictures/5617271
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sonatadusk (07/17/2015) [-] For anyone that doesn't know.
******* casuals.
They made a voting thing to vote names to use on features of Pluto and Charon.
Lord of the Rings was one of the many franchises they used.
******* casuals.
They made a voting thing to vote names to use on features of Pluto and Charon.
Lord of the Rings was one of the many franchises they used.
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elcreepo (07/17/2015) [-] I just can't get excited about this.
I know it's good because it's a first for space science and all but
Pluto is the same as our moon in appearance, except for more ice. Nothing new. To someone like me who doesn't have a huge interest in our solar system, this just doesn't excite me.
In fact most of space exploration in this galaxy, other than various discoveries about Saturn and Jupiter, have disappointed me.
You get all worked up for alien contact or proof that there was once an alien civilization on Mars, and then NASA comes in and lets logic piss on your imagination.
It's good and all because being able to answer unknowns is always good, but don't expect people like me to be excited about it.
I know it's good because it's a first for space science and all but
Pluto is the same as our moon in appearance, except for more ice. Nothing new. To someone like me who doesn't have a huge interest in our solar system, this just doesn't excite me.
In fact most of space exploration in this galaxy, other than various discoveries about Saturn and Jupiter, have disappointed me.
You get all worked up for alien contact or proof that there was once an alien civilization on Mars, and then NASA comes in and lets logic piss on your imagination.
It's good and all because being able to answer unknowns is always good, but don't expect people like me to be excited about it.
