New Horizons Scientists Will Now Receive High Resolution Pictures of Pluto

Today NASA will celebrate its long awaited completion of its mission to Pluto as the spacecraft’s dramatic flyby of Pluto was was sent to Pluto which was considered as  the last unexplored world in the solar system.The spacecraft is ready to gather data on its target to inform the scientists about the new and close info.
It will call home on Wednesday;whether the flyby sequence worked properly or not. New Horizons will be having high-resolution images and other data from the pass in its on-board memory collected by the flyby.
At present the New Horizons is about 4.7 billion km from Earth and at this separation, a light signal takes time of about four hours and 25 minutes from transmission to receipt.

 

On Tuesday,Cheers, whoops and flag waving broke out at Nasa’s New Horizons control centrer. 
Mankind will receive the first ever high-resolution pictures from the flyby, that is, with about 10 times the detail of those already published, later on Wednesday.