Someone wrote a paper about sample return mission to Pluto
https://www.scribd.com/document/92881455/MITEE-Nuclear-Engine-for-Mission-Pluto
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Someone wrote a paper about sample return mission to Pluto
https://www.scribd.com/document/92881455/MITEE-Nuclear-Engine-for-Mission-Pluto
The funniest thing about a crewed mission to Pluto, in my opinion, is that it would take something like a decade to get there. Having a living human past Pluto's orbit would be a huge achievement. Getting them back alive? More than doubly so.
I have a few suggestions for candidate ~~prisoners~~ astronauts for this mission.
Such an intersting planet as well
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/y0xceg/the_clearest_image_of_pluto_captured_by_the_new/

I don't care, Pluto deserves to be a Planet. Classification be dammed.
Maybe if we find some water on it, we can get the Orange one to visit and name the water.
Don't know why you got downvoted over this. I love Pluto, too. I don't think it's a planet, but I'm not going to get fighty over it. For most of us, it's a semantics issues. I don't think I've actually encountered someone arguing that Pluto has, in fact, cleared it's orbit despite evidence to the contrary. Most of us don't care about that. Cosmologists do, though. They get to make the terms for the progress of science, which is important, but it really doesn't make sense to me to engage in any kind of personal conflict over academic hair splitting.
need a voyager 2 orbiter orbiter so the orbiter doesn't get lonely when voyager 2 ignores it
Also a crewed Pluto flyby orbiter.
Perhaps Voyager 3 as 2 happened already.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYNIsgDrIRE
Although you might need to slingshot of Jupiter and Saturn at the right time.
It amazes me how our greatest minds were able to work this out with the technology and understanding they had.