Media Conference to discuss Suprising Behavior on Pluto's Moons

NASA will host a media teleconference at 1 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, June 3, to discuss the Hubble Space Telescope’s surprising observations of how Pluto’s moons behave, and how these new discoveries are being used in the planning for the New Horizons Pluto flyby in July.

this could be it.....

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a reply to: ChefSlug

Could be what, exactly? What is "it"? The discovery of Nibiru? Aliens cities on Ceres? Obama's Birth Certificate? Donald Trump's Hairpiece?

Give us a little more to go on.

a reply to: ChefSlug

Could be interesting to hear what they say, especially as the senior research scientist at SETI is listed as one of the four speaking.

a reply to: caterpillage

I did see a SETI scientist listed among the participants, but they could be there to debunk things just as easily as they're there to confirm things. Rather, the former is far more likely, given SETI's success rate at finding intelligent life outside of earth.

I wonder if it could in be regards to how moons work in a binary planetary system, much like how Pluto and Charon appear to exhibit.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

Are there suspicions floating around that Pluto or Charon is inhabited by Aliens that need de-bunking?

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun
a reply to: ChefSlug

Could be what, exactly? What is "it"? The discovery of Nibiru? Aliens cities on Ceres? Obama's Birth Certificate? Donald Trump's Hairpiece?

Give us a little more to go on.

You are so hilarious !

a reply to: ChefSlug

Could be what? What has you wiggling in your seat ?

a reply to: ChefSlug

What's it?

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun
a reply to: ChefSlug

Could be what, exactly? What is "it"? The discovery of Nibiru? Aliens cities on Ceres? Obama's Birth Certificate? Donald Trump's Hairpiece?

Give us a little more to go on.

Come on its ATS the mundane and likely explanation of them looking at the possibility of a new moon of Pluto or dwarf planet.

Holy crap, finally this could actually be "IT" .. I have been waiting a long time for this.

originally posted by: alienjuggalo
Holy crap, finally this could actually be "IT" .. I have been waiting a long time for this.

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O god.............................. Well prepare to be bitterly disappointment.


For those NOT on the woo woo train Im thinking another dwarf planet nearby. They have been predicting something out there awhile.

a reply to: ChefSlug

"Shields up number one"

"It's life Jim, but not as we know it"

Might be that Plutos moons have got some crazy orbit stuff going on suggesting something that will be remarkably irrelevant to most, except that crazy hair-cut dude and his mates at the mars rover place....and things.

Well it certainly will be IT. Whatever IT is remains to be seen. Way to cover all the bases OP. lol.

Pluto is going to turn out to be a defunct neutron star with boatloads of gravitational pull compared to its small physical size? That would explain the gravitational anomalies of the outer reaches of our solar system to some extent.

Or maybe its a brown dwarf.

But, maybe there is an observation post complete with telescopes both sight and radio watching us!?

originally posted by: ChefSlug

NASA will host a media teleconference at 1 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, June 3, to discuss the Hubble Space Telescope’s surprising observations of how Pluto’s moons behave, and how these new discoveries are being used in the planning for the New Horizons Pluto flyby in July.

this could be it.....

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"it" could be that the orbit of pluto's moons show the influence of a large yet undiscovered body beyond Pluto's orbit. Clearly there is more out there to be found.

a reply to: NightFlight

If that were true, wouldn't it cause gravitational problems for Neptune since Pluto's orbit passes though Neptune's and they are in close proximity at times?

originally posted by: NightFlight
Pluto is going to turn out to be a defunct neutron star with boatloads of gravitational pull compared to its small physical size? That would explain the gravitational anomalies of the outer reaches of our solar system to some extent.

Or maybe its a brown dwarf.

But, maybe there is an observation post complete with telescopes both sight and radio watching us!?

We would feel a neutron star from here as they are only next to a black hole when it comes to gravitational pull.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: NightFlight

If that were true, wouldn't it cause gravitational problems for Neptune since Pluto's orbit passes though Neptune's and they are in close proximity at times?

Our whole solar system would likely been in a different arrangement.

If there are aliens living that far out in the solar system, they must be some really cold muthas.