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Chapter 9, Figure 27
Figure
9.27
(A) Pluto
looks like merely another dim star in this photograph taken at Lick Observatory
in California. Only its change in position from night to night shows it to
be a planet. (© UC Regents; UCO/Lick Obs image.)
(B) A picture
of Pluto and its moon Charon obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope and
therefore free of the blurring effects of our atmosphere. (Courtesy NASA.)
