Watch a real time simulation of Tuesday's epic Pluto flyby with this app
We won't be able to watch NASA's New Horizons spacecraft fly past Pluto in real time. But thanks to this awesome "Eyes on the Solar System" app developed by NASA, you can watch a simulation of the historic moment based on the New Horizons programmed flight plan.
Once you download the app and launch it you'll see a New Horizons feature in the top right corner:

NASA/Eyes on the Solar System

NASA/Eyes on the Solar System
The preview mode shows the whole flight path trajectory, complete with the latest images of Pluto and Charon. The NASA visualization team is updating them in the app as New Horizons continues to beam back more detailed images.

NASA/Eyes on the Solar System
The morning countdown will not include any live footage because the spacecraft is too far away for any of our telescopes to spot. In fact we won't even know if the flyby was successful until around 9 p.m. EDT Tuesday night. New Horizons will be too busy gathering data to touch base with mission control immediately, and the signal will take hours to get all the way back to Earth.
For now you can watch what the last eight hours of New Horizon's final approach will look like sped up into this one-minute video using the app:
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