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New Horizons has been in space for 7469 days. (Launch Date: Jan 19, 2006)

It's been 4006 days
since New Horizons'
closest approach
to Pluto on
July 14, 2015.


It's been 2739 days
since New Horizons'
closest approach
to 2014 MU69 on
January 1, 2019.



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     132 years ago, in 1770:

Comet D/1770 L1 (Lexell's Comet), passes 0.015AU's from Earth (1.4 million miles, 2.3 million km's).

     83 years ago, in 1819:

Johann Georg Tralles in Germany discovers Comet Tralles (C/1819 N1, Great Comet of 1819).

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     848 years ago, in 1054:

Chinese astronomers make the first recorded observation of supernova SN 1054; its remnants are the Crab Nebula.

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     215 years ago, in 1687:

Isaac Newton's Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy) is first published.

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     60 years ago, in 1842:

Francis Baily of the United Kingdom, at an eclipse in Italy, focuses attention on the corona and prominences and identifies them as part of the Sun's atmosphere.

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     638 years ago, in 1264:

Japanese observers are the first to view the Great Comet of 1264 (C/1264 N1).

     1568 years ago, in 334:

Julius Firmicus Maternus of the Roman Empire makes the first recorded observation of solar prominences during an annular eclipse

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     1484 years ago, in 418:

The historian Philostorgius in Asia Minor makes the first report of a comet discovered during a solar eclipse.

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     293 years ago, in 1609:

Thomas Harriot becomes the first person to make a drawing of the Moon through a telescope.

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     51 years ago, in 1851:

The first correctly exposed photographic image of a solar eclipse, a daguerreotype, is made by Julius Berkowski at the Royal Observatory in Konigsberg, Prussia.

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