never expected
a second red (dwarf) planet
with such a big heart
--Lauren
McBride
Poet's
Notes: After nearly ten years and three billion miles, the New
Horizon's probe was speeding so fast it had only nine minutes to take pictures
of Pluto.
Those images resolved a fuzzy blob into "the other
red planet:" a world that was not cratered like the moon or Mercury, not
cloudy like Titan and Venus nor striped in swirls like Jupiter and Saturn, but
uniquely Pluto with a large heart shape dominating its terrain. Planet or dwarf planet aside, Pluto has captured our
hearts with its heart.
Editor’s
Note: Those
interested in finding out more about the New Horizon’s mission to Pluto would
do well to follow this link https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiuUQ9asub3RUlLBXMFGq8aFEPS5yONT2.
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