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NASA often shares numerous videos and images that show outer space. Now, once again, his other catch has left many people on the Internet intrigued. This time, the space agency published a photo of the best planets: Charon and Pluto. After they posted about this double dwarf planet, it went viral.

“Charon is the largest of Pluto’s five moons: Charon is 754 miles (1,214 km) wide and Pluto is approximately 1,400 miles wide. The distance between them is 12,200 miles (19,640 km).⁣,” NASA wrote in the title of the post. .

The space agency further added: “At half the size of Pluto, Charon is the largest known satellite relative to its parent body. The same surfaces of Charon and Pluto always face each other, a phenomenon called mutual tidal locking.” : NASA detects ‘cosmic jewels’ 15,000 light years from Earth, Internet users say it’s ‘impressive’)

While describing the image, they wrote: “Pluto’s moon Charon appears in the center of the image. The moon is mostly gray, with a reddish north (upper) polar region. Impact craters scatter the moon’s surface and “A ridge divides it. The upper half from the lower half diagonally.”

Check out the post shared by NASA here:

This post was shared on March 22. Since it was published, it has garnered more than five lakh views. The action also has numerous comments. Many were amazed by the image of the double dwarf planets. (Also read: NASA’s Hubble Telescope captures the Virgo galaxy cluster located 52 million light years away. See photo)

See how Instagram users reacted:

One person wrote: “This is why I love NASA. If you get bored of looking at Earth, they have pictures of things incomprehensibly far away and beautiful for you.”

A second added: “I’m so glad I got to see this in my lifetime. Pluto and Charon are epically cool! Literally and figuratively!”

“What a delightful ode to Charon! It’s amazing how Charon and Pluto dance together in their cosmic ballet, forming a unique double dwarf planetary system,” posted a third.

A fourth shared: “Charon looks a lot like our moon! Very beautiful indeed!”