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| On 2005-02-23, the name of the school was listed in a database that was to be burned onto a CD. | ![]() |
The CD will be included on the spacecraft that will travel to Pluto and beyond. A participation certificate was issued to the school, as shown below. |
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Mission Participation Certificate dated 2005-02-23 [#1889 out of 428484] was issued to the school (JHU) |
***** New Horizons Mission: Home (JHU) *****
Wikipedia (New Horizons) (Pluto)
| Launch Date | 2006-01-19 19:00:00.221 UTC |
| Jupiter gravity assist | 2007-02-28 05:41:00 UTC |
| Saturn Orbit Crossed | 2008-06-08 10:10:00 UTC |
| Uranus Orbit Crossing | 2011-03-18 UTC |
| Neptune Orbit Crossing | 2014-08-24 UTC |
| Pluto Encounter | 2015-07-14 11:47:00 UTC |
| Charon Encounter | 2015-07-14 12:01:00 UTC |
| KBO Encounter Start | 2016 |
| KBO Encounter End | 2020 |
| NH leaves solar system | 2029 |
New Horizons was launched by a Atlas V vehicle from pad 41 Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Florida.
Our previous space missions were
Mars - Mer-A & Mer-B
Deep Impact
Our next space mission is Phoenix
Atlas V Launch Vehicle
The Atlas V is an expendable launch, medium-lift vehicle.
The first Atlas V was successfully launched 1989-02-14, at Cape Canaveral. There
are two primary versions of the Atlas V (400 and 500 series).
Specifications
Primary Function: Space lift vehicle
Launch Sites: Space Launch Complex 41, Cape Canaveral AFS, Fla.; Space Launch
Complex 3E, Vandenberg AFB, Calif.
Builder: Boeing Company, Expendable Launch Systems
Thrust (at liftoff) : 3,820,000 Newtons
Height: 59.700 metres
Diameter: Fairing - 5.00 metres , Core - 3.81 metres
Weight: 333,298 kg