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Description	Deutsch: Vorbeiflug der Sonde New Horizons an Pluto in einer Animation von Einzelaufnahmen. Zu Anfang steht eine Sekunde für 30 Stunden Flugzeit, am Höhepunkt für 30 Minuten. Die Monde sind fünffach vergrößert.^[1] English: The Pluto system as NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft saw it in July 2015. This animation, made with real images taken by New Horizons, begins with Pluto flying in for its close-up on July 14; we then pass behind Pluto and see the atmosphere glow in sunlight before the sun passes behind Charon. The movie ends with New Horizons’ departure, looking back on each body as thin crescents. (Original description of NASA's youtube video)
Date	July 2015
Source	YouTube: The Pluto System As Seen By New Horizons Spacecraft – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today
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↑ So sah der Vorbeiflug an Pluto aus. Artikel auf derstandard.at vom 2. September 2015 (aufgerufen am 26. September 2016)

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[1] So sah der Vorbeiflug an Pluto aus. Artikel auf derstandard.at vom 2. September 2015 (aufgerufen am 26. September 2016)

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