NASA has released the most detailed and dramatic images ever taken of Pluto

Can't hubble see into other galaxies with a long enough exposure?

Therefore it should be able to get a decent image of Pluto.

Also this is the second thing they've released this week. They seem to be trying to earn their funding at the moment :)
 
peterattheboro said:
Can't hubble see into other galaxies with a long enough exposure?

Therefore it should be able to get a decent image of Pluto.

Also this is the second thing they've released this week. They seem to be trying to earn their funding at the moment :)
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again as other posts pointed out, galaxies and nebula are a lot brighter than pluto, pluto is a small planet about the size of a pea. imagine trying to take a picture of a pea 40 miles away, tbh i thinks it remarkable.

on the note of planets we now using a telescope to detect planets in our galaxy using the stars and when a planet crosses the star in orbit it creates a small dark blob, amazing. i beleive the telescope is called the kepler. :cool:
 
Apparently they've managed to sharpen it up a bit, CSI-style

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Robbie G said:
Apparently they've managed to sharpen it up a bit, CSI-style

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Thats not detailed enough for CSI, zoom in and enhance!

So what if its taken 4 years to enhance it this much, CSI will do a better job in 30 seconds, while commentating!
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It doesn't say detailed, it says most detailed yet. Which they clearly are.

I'm surprised it is surface is changing at that distance.
 
I'll be honest, I was expecting a bit more detail!

How do we even know these are real, it doesn't exactly take long! -

 
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