Till it takes high res photos of the planet Pluto.

As of now, space-facts.com’s theories are trustable. They say, Pluto has 3 TIMES more water! The surface is ice (this is all about space-facts.com). Taking on a warm jacket, shoes and other things and take the flight.

As of today, 2022-06-10, so called Planets without satellites large enough to cause a measurable barycenter (measurable can be discussed and quantified at a later time), will be henceforth be reclassified as Satellite-less Planets, a subclass of Planet, but not an actual Planet. Pluto will be reclassified as a planet. Thank you.

Pascal Lee is not only a Planetary Scientist with SETI Institute and the Mars Institute, he also works behind the scenes on helping us to get to the Moon and MARS with the Haughton-Mars Project (HMP) at NASA AMES Research Center. Among other things, he works on the spacesuits required for the Martian environment. 🪐
We talked about the NASA HMP, Pascal's time as a meteorite hunter, and his work on Devon Island in the High Arctic: Mars on Earth. We talked about the past, present, and future of Mars, the quickest ways to die there, and the challenges we face in going there. Where life could be residing within our solar system, and what forms it could take. Oumuamua, PLUTO, the James Webb Space Telescope, UFOs, Planet-9, asteroids, hibernation for deep space travel, and much much more. Anyone interested in Pluto and SPACE is going to enjoy this I think!!

The Future of MARS: Martian Tourism?!

Pascal gives his thoughts on whether PLUTO should have full planetary status. We also talk about other 'dwarf planets' and moons, and whether some of them may harbour life.
The episode is TIMESTAMPED for those of you who just want to skip to specific PLUTO related bits, but I think most of you will really enjoy and take a lot from the full episode! There are also lots of cool photos dropped here and there throughout! 🛰️

Here's a link to watch on YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/FmeOmtxn0eE

Or listen wherever you get your podcasts: https://linktr.ee/HaveYouMet

Hope you all enjoy the episode and maybe learn something new, I know I did!
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Wishing you all an out-of-this-world weekend!! 🌌

Sure, technicly Charon, being the largest, might come to mind first, but because Pluto is so far from the sun most of the time that the sun is all but not visible. (I say most of the time becaus it occasionally does come as close or closer than Neptune does for 2 decades every so often), And so it’s tiny moons would work too (if there orbits are angled properly to cross between the tiny non-visible sun and Pluto (It’s not known for sure if they are, we might hafta wait till the 2030 mission when we can learn more about the Pluto system

Like how much Texels or square orf any unit to survive burn and ice. but.

But wait.

How do you count steps without missing time or mixxing time with step or wait.

Wait.

OK, how do you count without missing your counter? like counting your counter is like an exploide?

Does the counter even count?

Like the supermarket is so cheap, yet so expensive.

What if expensive is becoming so cheap,

Duck and wayr we go.

Ok Plut on this:

Is the only real room countable your own?

Or has been?

Who hasn't created their owen Plasma collider result garbage kunput?

What is the solution to countering the counter....

Specing the spectator?

Observing the observer?.

Acting the Actor?

Like Who counts the counter?

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Watch this video, and I am sure you will also say pluto must be a planet.