NASA's New Horizons space probe has "phoned home" to say it's successfully passed Pluto.
Confirmation of the mission's success came 13 hours after the fly-past itself and more than nine years since the spacecraft began its epic journey to the outer reaches of our solar system.
It's been gathering the closest-ever images of the dwarf planet.
The mission's chief scientist Alan Stern borrowed a well-known phase to praise his team:
