Pluto New Horizons Global Mosaic 300m
Pluto New Horizons Global Mosaic 300m
Pluto New Horizons Global DEM 300m
Pluto New Horizons Global DEM 300m
Charon New Horizons Global Mosaic 300m
Charon New Horizons Global Mosaic 300m
Charon New Horizons Global DEM 300m
Charon New Horizons Global DEM 300m
New Horizons launched on Jan. 19, 2006 as part of NASA’s New Frontiers Program. The spacecraft will help scientists back on Earth study the surface and atmosphere of the dwarf planet Pluto, its moons and objects in the Kuiper belt—a region of our solar system beyond Neptune containing tens of thousands of objects. The USGS Astrogeology Science Center is committed to NASA’s New Horizons mission. The USGS ISIS team of scientists and programmers are integral to the development and maintenance of ISIS software, including the MVIC, LORRI and LEISA camera models.