Can the Hubble Space Telescope see Pluto?

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Charlotte Lee

Studied at the University of British Columbia, Lives in Vancouver, Canada.
The answer is straightforward but perhaps not intuitive. Pluto may be close, but it is very small. Galaxies millions of light years away appear larger (as seen from Earth), and that is why the Hubble is able to photograph them in more detail, and why NASA had to send a spacecraft to get good photos of Pluto.Nov 16, 2015
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Parker Adams

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The answer is straightforward but perhaps not intuitive. Pluto may be close, but it is very small. Galaxies millions of light years away appear larger (as seen from Earth), and that is why the Hubble is able to photograph them in more detail, and why NASA had to send a spacecraft to get good photos of Pluto.Nov 16, 2015
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