Question

1. who has photography of all the planets of out solar system​

Answer 1

Answer:

I don't have it

Explanation:

I don't have it

Answer 2

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Question :- Who has photography of all the planets of out solar system.

Answer :- Scientists may no longer consider Pluto a planet, but it remained the last unexplored world of our solar system until Tuesday, when the fastest spacecraft to ever leave Earth reached its elusive goal. New Horizons launched January 19, 2006, hurtling through space at about 34,000 miles per hour. The spacecraft has traveled 3 billion miles on its way to Pluto, which shows how far space exploration has come: The first missions to photograph planets from space traveled just 65 and 6,118 miles to capture Earth and Mars. Here are the first photos taken of every planet in our solar system.New Horizons supplied this image taken 476,000 miles from Pluto .On Tuesday, the spacecraft came within just 7,750 miles of Pluto’s surface.

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