Researchers Model Pluto's Atmosphere, Find 225 Mph Winds

MatthewVD writes "Pluto may have been downgraded to a dwarf planet, but researchers modeling its wisp of an atmosphere continue to find that it is a surprisingly complex world, particularly when it comes to weather patterns. Howling winds that sweep clockwise around the planet at up to 225 mph — though the atmosphere is so thin, it would only feel like 1 mph on Earth. The algorithms used to model the atmosphere will be helpful in studying far more complex atmospheres, like Earth's."

Re:Gravity

[Anonymous Coward]

We don't lack gravity, the Earth just has more...

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Two birds with one stone

[Lucas123]

We should set up wind mill farms on Pluto, thereby avoiding the problem of adding to global warming and ruining the view of wealthy people who live on Cape Cod. Now, how to solve the electrical conduit problem...

Re:Models of models of models

[flaming error]

Unless you've got a really good optometrist, I'd just roll rubber balls.