Our universe is so rad!

[E.H. Ruddock]

I don't know why we would want to.

I'd be ok with living a solitary life on Pluto.

What would you do for ever?

read. contemplate the universe. I bet DirecTV signals get there ten years later, so I could watch tv probably.

You could be our star system's first line of defense against intruder.

I've never felt safer.

I would first try to become friends with the alien species. However, any suspicious look whatsoever would result in immediate action.

[Norah]

I don't know why we would want to.

I'd be ok with living a solitary life on Pluto.

What would you do for ever?

read. contemplate the universe. I bet DirecTV signals get there ten years later, so I could watch tv probably.

You could be our star system's first line of defense against intruder.

I've never felt safer.

I would first try to become friends with the alien species. However, any suspicious look whatsoever would result in immediate action.

I totally trust your judgment.

[B]

Got my kids excited with these videos.

[Simple Torture]

Some of the scientists behind New Horizons did an AMA on reddit today, and they answered my question!

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/ ... am/ct323mc

[Kaius]

Very cool!

[Iholdthepain]

did it ever pass by Uranus, and if so were there pics?

[Simple Torture]

did it ever pass by Uranus, and if so were there pics?

The only other flyby it did was Jupiter, for a gravity assist. There were some cool photos of the moons:

[E.H. Ruddock]

[Simple Torture]

Some of the scientists behind New Horizons did an AMA on reddit today, and they answered my question!

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/ ... am/ct323mc

Yeah, so: some guy from a TV news show in Alabama contacted me and wanted me to chat about this question I posted on reddit. If the story actually airs, I'll post it here!

[hlniv]

What was your question? I'm too lazy to click and search the reddit

Edit - nevermind, I did. My laziness never fails to surprise me.

Interesting question. I have found myself on multiple occasions in the last couple of weeks trying to explain Pluto to my 3 year old and to try and get him to understand how amazing it actually is. Of coure, he doesn't quite get it yet....

[hlniv]

[E.H. Ruddock]

That is beautiful and actually gave me the chills.

[hlniv]

The most exciting part is that there is still a huge amount of data yet to come in. They will be releasing new shit like this for a long time, and probably much more refined.

[E.H. Ruddock]

[Simple Torture]

Some of the scientists behind New Horizons did an AMA on reddit today, and they answered my question!

https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/ ... am/ct323mc

Yeah, so: some guy from a TV news show in Alabama contacted me and wanted me to chat about this question I posted on reddit. If the story actually airs, I'll post it here!

Here's the article he wrote about it; video coming soon?

http://whnt.com/2015/07/23/the-wonder-o ... asas-work/

[dimejinky99]

Earth II... have Apple bought it yet?

http://www.iflscience.com/say-hello-ear ... -not-alone

[Simple Torture]

Oh, no...now with video!

http://whnt.com/2015/07/23/the-wonder-o ... asas-work/

[Redemption]

String theory has been simplified down to a string of numbers that exactly resemble source code that you'd find on any internet browser.


They weren't just similar, they were exactly the same,. The code for the internet browsers was written my some european in the 80's i think....its strange, and here these scientists are finding its kinda the answer to the universe. at the least a little bit clearer idea of what life is all about..

[Chris_H_2]

it's kind of like the fibonacci sequence in nature

[nyquillyn]

String theory has been simplified down to a string of numbers that exactly resemble source code that you'd find on any internet browser.


They weren't just similar, they were exactly the same,. The code for the internet browsers was written my some european in the 80's i think....its strange, and here these scientists are finding its kinda the answer to the universe. at the least a little bit clearer idea of what life is all about..

Yeah, I read that about a year ago. That's really not all that surprising. Symmetry is everywhere. Whether in nature or man-made. There's probably some predilection we humans have to number sequencing that's imbedded in our DNA.