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On #NewYearsEve, @NASANewHorizons will perform the most distant planetary flyby ever as it zooms past an object nicknamed #UltimaThule. Make sure to follow our partner @JHUAPL for updates: https://t.co/f3IkfRXZ1H pic.twitter.com/MXkAyLz3Bq— NASA New Horizons (@NASANewHorizons) December 26, 2018
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NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft will ring in the new year with an epic flyby at the edge of the solar system, and the stage is set for a truly historic encounter.
Where to Watch
NASA TV and the NASA New Horizons social media channels are now online. The New Horizons mission will also provide coverage of live activities on this website and the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory YouTube channel.
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[…] NASA’s New Horizons Satellite, launched back in 2006, headed for Pluto and beyond. Jan 1st will mark it’s long journey, and 4 billion miles away from Earth. Find out more here on how you can watch this historic event. Click Here. […]