Astronomers Asking Public for Help Naming New Pluto Moons

It's not even a planet anymore though

Reason Staff | 2.13.2013 10:20 AM

You have a chance to make your mark on the outer reaches of outer space by naming two previously unknown moons of Pluto.

Astronomers want help naming the moons discovered by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2011 and 2012.

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Astronomers Asking Public for Help Naming New Pluto Moons

It's not even a planet anymore though

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