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NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flying over mountains on Pluto 🏔️

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Teddy Young3 years ago

That big crater reminds me of something

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Space worms are real.

Shadow of the moon3 years ago

Is there any link ? If it were real we would see that video everywhere

Cantremember3 years ago

Fake

bbl cajun boy3 years ago

Nobody gonna ask how we got the Wi-Fi that reaches the end of our galaxy but I can’t even access Twitter in some parts of Arizona.

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