Newly arrived pics from New Horizons

Tour one of the most geologically diverse regions on Rosetta’s comet

Video taken December 12, 2014. Posted by ESA on June 11, 2015.

Photo by Yuri Beletsky

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Sure, it could be because of all of the DDoS'ing, but I prefer to think of them trying to imitate Snapzu. I doubt I'll get much takers, but if anyone wants an invite, let me know.

With dolphins

Time span: 7.5 years

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Elevation 15,272ft (4,655m). Many other great pics at the source (Yury Birukov).

180 degree turn in the river

The mountains visible in the photos today came for the bottom of the "heart" shape of Pluto

Newly released photo from New Horizons yesterday's flyby

Newly released photo from New Horizons yesterday flyby

It doesn't look that red in this pic. Changes color every now and then.

Pics that New Horizons took back in 2007 on its way to Pluto

A composite of pictures taken by New Horizons when it flew by Jupiter (and its moons) in 2007

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has spotted multiple craters and canyons on Pluto's big moon Charon, including one chasm that appears to be longer and deeper than Arizona's Grand Canyon, mission team members said.

Looking towards Ørnesvingen

There's many star trail pics out there, but this is the first panoramic one I've seen.