A NASA spacecraft visited Pluto on Tuesday morning and it has taken the world with surprise and excitement. On Instagram, the once-blurry dot in space was featured in glorious high-resolution for all humankind to behold.
What was once declared as not-a-planet-anymore has finally gotten its fair share of attention and with the hype that was created due to the rare and unseen pictures of Pluto, we see brands wanting to become a part of it too!
Some inevitably made interstellar puns and others pitched in some ridiculous associations to their products, mostly phoning it in from far across the universe. Because really, no one is entirely sure how important Pluto is, since its demotion to dwarf planet.
Pluto became a part of some funny memes as well which would make the historians in the future wonder what we were high on. No doubt that the images of the lost planet, Pluto, would have been popular, but the presence of a heart on the planet fuelled the imaginative vein in us.
Let’s take a planetary trip to the outer regions of the internet system.
How Pluto felt today pic.twitter.com/QJYo1ukPs1
— Josh Constine (@JoshConstine) July 15, 2015
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Favourite Pluto meme so far pic.twitter.com/knbqahGBq6 — Philip Ellis (@Philip_Ellis) July 14, 2015
#nowplaying @MileyCyrus feat Pluto – The Last Wrecking Ball (Remix). pic.twitter.com/7t4MMsqj3Y
— TMD: Guilherme Dudee (@TMDude) July 15, 2015
The debate is over, Pluto is no longer a planet pic.twitter.com/jPx7UJhexV
— Darth Vader (@DepressedDarth) July 16, 2015
NASA GUY: Today we can confirm with 100% certainty: Pluto is actually big. It’s small from far away but when you’re close up, it’s big. — stefan (@boring_as_heck) July 15, 2015
there’s a heart on pluto. it’s trying to win our love back and become a planet again 🙁 pic.twitter.com/l9jhyAWW1S
— ben taylor (@coolknifeguy) July 15, 2015
Poor Little Pluto http://t.co/Q8bUskqn8F pic.twitter.com/i2rExx9cLr — Laughing Squid (@LaughingSquid) July 15, 2015
And lastly, Pluto would like us all to know that it is mad!
hey guys…. the pics came in from the other side of pluto and… pic.twitter.com/tV89oM9BL0 — Lana Polansky (@mechapoetic) July 14, 2015
While some brands chose not to have a say in the matter, other brands went boldly with the idea of it. Check out their voyages below.
Oh, boy! There’s no pup more stellar than Pluto. pic.twitter.com/QwH1r51GGG
— Disney (@Disney) July 14, 2015
We ♥ Pluto. #PlutoFlyby #GoogleDoodle https://t.co/wOmhVx6VuT pic.twitter.com/m9upDvso9Y
— Google Doodles (@GoogleDoodles) July 14, 2015
Three billion miles later Pluto is finally online. #Pluto #PlutoFlyBy pic.twitter.com/LhdEyhVHMA
— Skype (@Skype) July 14, 2015
Hello, #Pluto! #PlutoFlyby pic.twitter.com/T8Nrpq6cJi
— Disney Channel PR (@DisneyChannelPR) July 14, 2015
It may have taken 9 years to make it to Pluto, but you can do your own #PlutoFlyby in 3 days: http://t.co/xRp141ucOjpic.twitter.com/8sTR7pWHdN
— Audi (@Audi) July 14, 2015