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“Pluto Never Stops Surprising Us”: SwRI Scientists Find Evidence of Liquid Nitrogen on Pluto
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TIL that the discoverer of Pluto Clyde Tombaugh was interested in UFOs, and in 1949, he told that he had seen a bright flash on Mars on August 27, 1941, which he now attributed to an atomic blast.
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NASA Administrator @rookisaacman will answer 1 individual child’s question about Pluto for PR while ignoring millions...
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“Pluto Never Stops Surprising Us”: SwRI Scientists Find Evidence of Liquid Nitrogen on Pluto

SwRI researchers have revealed evidence of liquid nitrogen on the surface of the dwarf planet Pluto captured by NASA's New Horizons mission.

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So Clyde Tombaugh , the guy who discovered Pluto , actually saw some weird stuff himself and talked about it publicly. August 20, 1949, he and his wife were outside near Las Cruces, New Mexico and saw six to eight rectangular lights go by. He said he was pretty much frozen in shock watching it, and that in all his years of staring at the sky he never saw anything like it again. He didn't think it was aliens though. He kept saying the more likely answer was some kind of weird optical thing hap...

NASA Administrator @rookisaacman will answer 1 individual child’s question about Pluto for PR while ignoring millions of Americans’ questions about UFOs for institutional self-preservation. https://t.co/SkKrfVu4Or [Quoted] JUST IN: 10-year-old child writes to NASA Administrator, asking he re-instate Pluto's status as a planet. NASA responds "we are looking into this" https://t.co/Wa7dc0XM7W

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