What will they find on the surface of Pluto tomorrow?

[frash.exe]

Water?

Cavity Creeps?

a Dunkin' Donuts?

 

The NASA New Horizons spacecraft is just hours from Pluto, having received final commands for its close encounter early Tuesday with the dwarf planet, which is rapidly revealing itself as a geologically complex little world.

This 9 1/2-year journey to a tiny keyhole in space some 3 billion miles from Earth is the equivalent of a golfer on the East Coast hitting a ball across the continent and making a hole-in-one in Los Angeles. So declared the project manager, Glen Fountain, on Monday morning in a news briefing at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, the home of the New Horizons mission.

“People talk a lot about how surreal it is that we’re really here,” principal investigator Alan Stern said. “It feels like you’ve been walking on an escalator for almost a decade, and then you step upon a supersonic transport.”

http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/new-horizons-is-just-hours-away-from-pluto-after-95-year-journey/2015/07/13/ce4ab61a-294c-11e5-bd33-395c05608059_story.html

 

[Doyle]

Not a damn thing is my guess.

[Hawk]

yup...a whole lot of rock and not much more.

[IMON KRAQUE]

Jimmy Hoffa

[Mvp2014]

icy alien skeletons

[Mother Grabber]

we can't even get a damn dunkin donuts in the Bay Area, they'd better not have one on Pluto.

[Darth Biscuit]

[Mother Grabber]

any ladies there will definitely have some perky nips, we know that much.

 

[frash.exe]

 

[BountyHunter]

Geraldo Rivera

[Captroop]

If the answer is "anything" I'll be shocked.

[frash.exe]

Not a lot of space geeks on this forum I guess

[SmokinwithWilly]

Vger

[Inimicus]

I hope they find something that gets everyone excited about getting another vehicle out there ASAP.

 

Just something to genuinely inspire a newly invigorated interest in spending money on the space program