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Dennis Donovan

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2. Is that red thingy thru it naturally-formed?

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Original post)

Tue Jan 1, 2019, 03:27 PM

Jan 2019

...or was it bored thru by ET's?

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NASA provides first image from record-setting flyby of Ultima Thule [View all] NRaleighLiberal Jan 2019 OP

below are more details - link to the project Horizons site NRaleighLiberal Jan 2019 #1

Is that red thingy thru it naturally-formed? Dennis Donovan Jan 2019 #2

yah, amazing resolution on that, hey! NRaleighLiberal Jan 2019 #3

It represents the axis of rotation... Rollo Jan 2019 #19

Looks like a sonogram. George II Jan 2019 #4

can't wait until the data comes back to clean up the pics NRaleighLiberal Jan 2019 #5

Those will be amazing. One and a half years, really? I guess they're coming back... George II Jan 2019 #7

Low data rate to save power.... KY_EnviroGuy Jan 2019 #12

No No No ! NOT..... reACTIONary Jan 2019 #23

Corrected and added links. Thanks. KY_EnviroGuy Jan 2019 #32

The images are compressed before transmission .... reACTIONary Jan 2019 #24

Great analogy PJMcK Jan 2019 #27

A new higher resolution image: El Supremo Jan 2019 #6

Bazinga! George II Jan 2019 #8

One stale peanut! Roasted 4.6 B years ago! NRaleighLiberal Jan 2019 #9

+1 n/t FSogol Jan 2019 #30

NASA travels 4 billion miles and discovers life. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Jan 2019 #10

+1. Al Capp. KY_EnviroGuy Jan 2019 #14

Well, they did already find Pluto on Pluto at 3 billion miles aeromanKC Jan 2019 #17

I prefer the heart interpretation. :) nt reACTIONary Jan 2019 #21

K&R, thanks for posting red dog 1 Jan 2019 #11

It's a remarkable achievement for science and engineering PJMcK Jan 2019 #28

Wow! justgamma Jan 2019 #13

Those photos are just breathtaking. PatrickforO Jan 2019 #15

Let me know when they find The Pattern. FSogol Jan 2019 #31

OK... CCExile Jan 2019 #16

Looks to me more like a non-contact binary localroger Jan 2019 #18

It's on its way nt reACTIONary Jan 2019 #22

bowling pin? Takket Jan 2019 #20

They said it was "peanut shaped." They were right! Nitram Jan 2019 #25

Looks like Cupid missed and hit this thing by mistake. Kablooie Jan 2019 #26

... trusty elf Jan 2019 #29

Enhance! LudwigPastorius Jan 2019 #33

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