Pluto is located over 2 billion miles from Earth in space and is too far away to see with the naked eye. It is composed of ice, rock, and craters. Pluto was discovered in the 1930s and has three moons: Nix, Hydra, and Char. A space craft called New Horizons arrived at Pluto in 2015 to learn more about it since scientists cannot observe details of Pluto from Earth. Temperatures on Pluto are extremely cold at -232 Celsius, making it impossible to live there due to the thin atmosphere and weak gravity. A proposed robot would collect dust samples on Pluto to help scientists learn more about its composition through pictures and analysis back on Earth.

1. Researched by Jeffery, Devon and Andrew H. Team Earth Presents Destination Pluto

2. Location Pluto is 2,288 miles away from Earth. Pluto is located in space. Pluto is too far away from Earth to see it.

3. Composition Pluto is made out of ice. Pluto is also made out of rock. It is also made out of craters.

4. Unique Facts Pluto was discovered in the 1930’s. The moons of Pluto are: Nix, Hydra, and Char. The Sun is a bright star to Pluto.

5. Previous Missions A space craft will arrive in 2015. The space craft’s name is New Horizons. Even the strongest telescope is too far from Pluto for the scientists to see anything on Pluto.

6. Conclusion On our mission, we have discovered you can’t live on Pluto because the temperature is-232 Celsius . There’s only a thin layer of air and Pluto’s gravity is weak.

8. Robot Exploration Post Pluto Platoon Our robot will collect dust samples on Pluto. Scientists can find out more about Pluto with our robot. It can take pictures with its eye and its arms can rotate up and down. It has 4 wheels so it can move around. The eyes have 5 tiny rockets. This will help our robots get back to Earth. The head can rotate 360 degrees, and the head actually sucks the dust samples up,

9. Bibliography Adamson, Thomas K. Pluto A Dwarf Planet . 2008. Coleen, Sexton A. Pluto .1968.