July 14, 2015
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4:16Now PlayingOn July 14, 2015, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft will pass within a few thousand miles of the surface of Pluto.
After a nine-year wait, astronomers are hoping to see detailed photos of the dwarf planet's previously unseen features.
After its Pluto flypast, New Horizons will venture further into the Kuiper Belt, the vast region at least a billion miles beyond Neptune's orbit.
Space journalist Sarah Cruddas explains why the mission is so exciting for scientists.
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