Not yet, the New Horizons is on its way.
No it hasn't. The first probe to go near Pluto will be New Horizons, and that's scheduled to arrive in 2015.
New Horizons is a NASA space probe that passed by Pluto in July 2015, providing close-up images and data about the dwarf planet. It is currently continuing its journey through the Kuiper Belt, studying other objects in the outer solar system.
No. The only world other than Earth where people have been is the moon. The first spacecraft to reach Pluto will be New Horizons in 2015; an unmanned spacecraft. Even then it will only fly by; it will not land.
No is the clear answer and not much would survive there either as it is SO cool on Pluto (minus 240 degrees) It is so far way too that solar panels would probably not pick up enough of the suns light and heat to function correctly A probe is due there in 2015 on New Horizons which left earth in 2006 and it will fly near to or past Pluto and its moons and get much needed close pictures of the dwarf planet and its moons
The Concord never got anywhere near the speed of light. Neither did any rocket ship, space probe, satellite, comet, asteroid, meteor, etc.
There are no clouds near Pluto. Pluto does have neighbors in the kuiper belt, but no clouds to speak of. On Earth, however, there may be clouds that obstruct the view or come close to our view of Pluto.
It's the largest moon of Pluto. It is nowhere NEAR being the largest moon in the Solar system; Pluto itself is smaller than Earth's moon. Charon is, however, the largest satellite relative to its primary of any body I know of in the Solar system.
It's currently near the constellation Sagittarius. During the spring it will be in the sky in the morning, in the summer will be up all night, in the fall it will be up in the evening, and during the winter, it will only be up during the day. However, you will need a pretty good telescope to see it, Pluto's quite faint.
No human or probe has ever landed on or been near the sun, it is far too hot for any human to survive and a probe would probably melt before reaching the sun.
Scientists discovered two additional moons around Pluto, named Nix and Hydra, using images captured by the Hubble Space Telescope in 2005. Analysis of these images showed two faint objects near Pluto that were later confirmed to be its moons. This discovery provided further insight into Pluto's complex satellite system.
An urban or suburban community located near a big city.
Pluto's orbit is near the beginning of the Kuiper belt.