Prepare for some cool new @NewHorizons2015 Ultima Thule news and pics tomorrow! Way better than this stuff— wait for it— wait for it! #Space #NASA #UltimaThule #Science pic.twitter.com/PFpqHreuwu

— Alan Stern (@AlanStern) February 22, 2019

Science fiction becomes real: We now have a detailed terrain map of Pluto's moon Charon. Researchers call its three geological eras Ozian, Vulcanian, and Spockian. https://t.co/TVPupwXU2f pic.twitter.com/uJprAVs8uu

— Corey S. Powell (@coreyspowell) March 2, 2019

"Impact Craters on Pluto and Charon Indicate a Deficit of Small Kuiper Belt Objects" @AlanStern et al. See https://t.co/zfI0tN8RUP pic.twitter.com/IGNb2qYGZZ

— Harold Geller (@AstroBioProf) March 1, 2019

A bit of Pluto pic.twitter.com/RZsi0mkLoG

— Bits of Pluto (@bitsofpluto) March 2, 2019

Today New Horizons went into picture taking mode (3-axis). Mar 1-20, it will take pictures of KBO PN70 with LORRI, and also look back at Pluto using the Ralph Instrument.@JHUAPL @NASANewHorizons

— Alice Bowman (@plutoport) March 1, 2019