New horizons X-band communications system for exploring Pluto's atmosphere

The dwarf planet Pluto, the most important Kuiper Belt Object, has been examined with closest encounter of New Horizons spacecraft. The photographs received from this highly designed spacecraft provide valuable data and images which are elaborately considered in this paper to gather further insight about Pluto. In this communication we have presented some interesting results as derived from those received data send to earth by X-band communication system that links the spacecraft to the earth about Plutonic surface and its atmosphere. Plot of intensity of starlight against distance on the sunrise limb between two regions and geometry of plutonic atmosphere at occultation provides some valuable information about this dwarf planet including multiple layers of haze present in its atmosphere. The graph obtained by the measured data of New Horizons when it crosses Pluto's shadow reveals absorption of solar ultraviolet by the atmosphere of Pluto.