Today, the New Horizons spacecraft made history by conducting the farthest ever flyby of an object in our solar system. Learn more by watching "Pluto and Beyond," streaming online now: https://to.pbs.org/2QOjL0Z | NOVA l PBS

29K views · 971 reactions | Are you ready to see Pluto? On Tuesday, July 14th, we as a species will get our first close-up view of the dwarf planet when NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flies by at a distance of about 7,800 miles and captures the highest resolution imagery, and most complete data, ever assembled about this tiny world at the edge of our Solar System. Watch this video for what you need to know about the incredible mission! | Popular Science | Facebook

6.6K views · 130 reactions | Tomorrow, the New Horizons spacecraft will get the closest look at Pluto we've ever seen. Science Correspondent Bob MacDonald reveals what we can expect. | CBC News: The National | Facebook

5 years after its flyby of Pluto, NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s New Horizons spacecraft has provided the first close-up look at a small, cold primitive Kuiper Belt object known as Arrokoth, which reveals more on how such planetesimals were formed Read more in the Perspective from Science: https://fcld.ly/kdrpalt | Science