NASA New Horizons animations

NASA’s New Horizons is the first mission to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt of icy, rocky mini-worlds on the solar system’s outer frontier. This animation follows the New Horizons spacecraft as leaves Earth after its the January 2006 launch, through a gravity-assist flyby of Jupiter in February 2007, to the encounter with Pluto and its moons in summer 2015.

Credit: NASA/JHUAPL

[Gorilder]

Should put music to this haha 

Can't wait to see what we find on Pluto!  

[AgiIeBeast]

Loved the little flash as the New Horizons disappeared in the horizon (heh) at 2:33, I could heard the sound effect in my mind.

[kaheynu]

Can't wait to see Pluto up close. Love the warp speed effect at the very end of this video. (sigh) If only we had that type of propulsion technology.

[luciapf]

Gran animación para conocer los confines de nuestro Sistema Solar.

[teresaloarte]

maravillo indagar las características, de los otros mundos

[sundaydiver]

I wish this had sound. Come on. Such great visuals. :-)

[garyanderson]

Important discoveries!  With the New Horizon spacecraft traveling approximately 31, 000 miles an hour is in itself a feat to work with, can’t wait to see the pictures this summer.  Also since Hubble cannot see other planets further out it may help give clues to the current planet X theory?

[Peteraddavideo]

That is so cool, one day it will be a reality tour.

[olivierbufole]

Can't wait to see how Pluto will look like.

[richeyrich]

was anyone else humming the old Star Trek theme through out the video?  LOL.  

[lanchanoinguyen]

so how its momentum force was enough for it to go a long way?

[serbiangamer]

What is the name of that planet at 1:15? 

[ILoveGodsWord]

 Why haven't they shared any photos since they came back online?