Pluto and Beyond (2019)
Overview
Since it explored Pluto in 2015, the New Horizons spacecraft has been zooming toward NASA's most distant target yet. Join the mission team as the probe attempts to fly by Ultima Thule, an object 4 billion miles from Earth.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.161 |
Directed By
Terri Randall
Crew
Richard Chisolm
Ben McCoy
Dave Arabia
Nat Clapp
Joseph Friedman
Alistair Daynes
Sam Chevalier
Sean Feuer
Geoffrey Haines-Stiles
Ed Bell
Dan Durda
Brian Edgerton
Joseph Tucciarone
Chee Wei Tay
Shaun McWilliams
Avner Tavori
Leora Randall-Tavori
Charlie Macarone
Guillermo Navarro
Tim Kitz
Gregory Breazeale
Dwayne Dell
Lindsey Rundell Denault
Emily Zendt
Angelica Coleman
Linda Callahan
Jay Colamaria
David Condon
Pamela Rosenstein
Elizabeth Benjes
Paula S. Apsell
Emily Zendt
Terri Randall
Terri Randall
Terri Randall
Jedd Ehrmann
TOP CAST
Craig Sechler
Narrator
Joel Parker
Himself
Marc Buie
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Michael E. Brown
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David Jewitt
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Cathy Olkin
Herself
Anne Verbiscer
Herself
Konstantin Batygin
Himself
Carey Lisse
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Alice Bowman
Herself
Alan Stern
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Mark Showalter
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Hal Weaver
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Glen Fountain
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John Spencer
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Caleb Scharf
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Derrick Pitts
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Mark Holdridge
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Hilke Schlichting
Herself
Fred Pelletier
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