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human
Why don't we have a good, high-detail photo of Pluto?

Specifically, why isn't the Hubble ST able to get one? It's strange to me that we have the landmark deep field shot, but still haven't uncovered much about a relatively close object.
gpt
Pluto is smaller than the galaxies in the UDF image to say the least.  It may be much, much closer but it is far smaller still, in comparison.  If you look around a little more you will find that even for big "close" planets (in comparison to Pluto) by far the best images come from missions to the planet, not Hubble.  Cassini has taken much, much better shots of Saturn than Hubble ever could, if you want such good images of Pluto you'll have to wait for a mission to go there.