Welcome to Pluto, home to Rockies-sized mountains
Clip: 7/15/2015 | 6m 15s
Welcome to Pluto, where you’ll find mountains the size of the Rockies
Today, NASA released the first ever close-up photographs of Pluto. The images showed icy mountains and a mysterious pale patch shaped like a heart. Judy Woodruff speaks to science correspondent Miles O’Brien about what we have learned about Pluto so far.
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Welcome to Pluto, home to Rockies-sized mountains
Clip: 7/15/2015 | 6m 15s
Today, NASA released the first ever close-up photographs of Pluto. The images showed icy mountains and a mysterious pale patch shaped like a heart. Judy Woodruff speaks to science correspondent Miles O’Brien about what we have learned about Pluto so far.
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