![Happy Valentine's Day from the Pluto New Horizon's mission! Click to download a pdf file you can print out and give as a valentine. Credit: NASA](https://www.universetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Valentine-Pluto.jpg)
Still looking for the right card for your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day? Why not do it in cosmic proportion by getting NASA on your side? The tender-hearted folks at agency may have just what you’re looking for.
The staff at the New Horizons mission headquarters offers two valentines this season that play off Pluto’s heart-shaped, icy plain Tombaugh Regio. While the temperature there hovers around 400 below, you’re guaranteed a 98.6° smile when your sweetie opens the card and sees your love reflected in glittering nitrogen ice.
![Mars has a lot of heart (s)! Click to send you Valentine a Red Planet-themed e-card. Credit: NASA](https://www.universetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Valentine-Mars.jpg)
Pluto not your thing? Select from 12 different Mars e-card love greetings at this NASA site and blow your partner away in a Martian dust devil of love. Many of the heart-shaped features depicted on the cards are genuine features and include collapse pits, craters and mesas.
![Pick from eight different valentines at the OSIRIS-Rex asteroid mission site. Credit: NASA](https://www.universetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Valentine-Bennu-364x580.jpg)
Even the asteroids send their saucy wishes. Check out the delightful series of valentines from the upcoming OSIRIS-Rex sample return mission to 101955 Bennu, slated to launch in September this year and return a sample of the carbonaceous asteroid to Earth in 2023. If you go this route, I’d complement the card with a meal heavy on edible carbonaceous material at your partner’s favorite restaurant.
Happy Valentine’s Day! Spread the love for a happier planet.
Thank you Bob. all I need now is Carol’s email address 😉