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What will happen to New Horizons after the Pluto fly-by?

Do scientists know where it will be drifting?

How much power does it have left?

Will it continue to send us data? And if so, for how much longer?

Is the NH team planning at all to examine other Kuiper Belt objects with it? And if so, how are they going to get to them? Does New Horizons have still-working engines that can propel it, or is it entirely relying on the gravitational pull of planets/other objects to slingshot its way around at this point?
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> Do scientists know where it will be drifting?

Yes.

>How much power does it have left?

According to the Wikipedia page, 228 W. This matches closely with the expected 5% power drop every 4 years.

>Will it continue to send us data? And if so, for how much longer?

Yes. It's power supply should be good for about 10 - 11 more years.

> Is the NH team planning at all to examine other Kuiper Belt objects with it?

Yes, this was one of the primary objectives.

>And if so, how are they going to get to them?

Doing nothing would result in passing through the Kupier belt, so the key is adjusting trajectory to fly by objects of interest.

>Does New Horizons have still-working engines that can propel it, or is it entirely relying on the gravitational pull of planets/other objects to slingshot its way around at this point?

It has 16 primary thrusters and 8 backup thrusters, using hydrazine propellant.