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Education Week: Pluto Photos Give Teachers New Avenues for Space Lessons

New photos of Pluto from NASA's New Horizons probe give teachers fresh material for space science lessons.

Rugged mountainous terrain on Plutos surface with sharp peaks and rough textures partially illuminated by sunlight casting deep shadows across the landscape

Education Week reports on how photos from NASA's New Horizons probe give teachers new ways to bring Pluto into space science lessons in their classrooms.

Photo Credit: NASA-JHUAPL-SwRI

by Jacob Bell

With recent pictures from NASA’s New Horizons space probe thrusting Pluto to center stage, some educators may be wondering how to better incorporate the icy, 1,473-miles-in-diameter sphere into their classroom teaching.

Read the rest of the story at Education Week.

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