How 2019’s space missions explored distant worlds0
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- December 25, 2019
Planets, asteroids and Arrokoth were the focus of new discoveries
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7 things we’ve learned about Ultima Thule, the farthest place visited by humans0
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- May 21, 2019
About a billion miles more distant than Pluto is Ultima Thule, a peanut-shaped object in the outer solar system that’s the farthest place ever visited by humans.
Ultima Thule may be a frankenworld0
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- March 27, 2019
Astronomers are closer to uncovering the distant space rock’s origin story
Ultima Thule is shaped like two lumpy pancakes0
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- February 13, 2019
New images reveal the skinny side of the Kuiper Belt object
Ultima Thule is Contact Binary, New Horizons Team Says0
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- January 5, 2019
New images from NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft — taken from as close as 17,000 miles (27,000 km) on approach — revealed Ultima Thule as a contact binary.
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