January 24, 2008
A Hi-Def Peek at Pluto
New Horizons detected Pluto using the high-resolution mode of its Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) during three separate sets of observations in October 2007. This made it easier for scientists to “find” Pluto among a sea of background stars.
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January 17, 2008
The PI's Perspective: Happy Birthday New Horizons!
As New Horizons celebrates its second launch anniversary on January 19, mission Principal Investigator Alan Stern looks back at an amazing second year of flight -- which included a phenomenally successful Jupiter encounter, a course correction, our first annual checkout, and science team planning for the encounter at Pluto -- and offers a peek at the year ahead.
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January 15, 2008
'Ice' Congratulates 'Fire' on a Successful Mercury Flyby
The New Horizons Pluto-Kuiper Belt exploration team sends hearty congratulations to its colleagues on the MESSENGER mission, who orchestrated an historic flyby of the planet Mercury on Jan. 14.
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January 8, 2008
Podcast: The Hibernation Express
With the successful Jupiter encounter behind them and a wealth of spectacular science data in hand, New Horizons team members prepare to put their Pluto-bound probe in electronic hibernation for the first time. How do you "tuck in" a spacecraft -- and then wake it up? See it in this latest podcast.
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