Just a ship? Back when I was an adventurous reporter for the old After Midnight, we would have reported finding a thriving alien city or a ghost fleet of sky scraper-sized ships. Come to think of it, I think we really did run a story like that. I may have to check the AM archives.

Nonetheless, this thread reminds me of one of my favorite stories of 2011 -- the missing moon rocks! ~Follow the link~. Are there any practical applications to having a moon rock on your desk? I can think of few scientific applications, but there might be a mystical magical trick or two I don't know.

Now that I think about it, Remote Viewing of Pluto would not be enough to meet the challenge of this skeptic. Even if I were to remote view all of the way to Pluto, I still would not see anything. Remote viewing is a matter of shifting ones sense to another view point. Pluto is simply too dark to see anything. I would have to astral project a pair of nightvision goggles to a location near everybodys favorite identity confused planetoid-thingy. Then I would have use remote view my line of sight next to the goggles. Then I would have to telekinetically turn the goggles in the direction I needed. Then I would have to somehow supply a power source to the goggles. That would be quite a trick for any psychic.

I've heard of some psychics using a sort of biokenesis, or erm... bio-manipulation to make themselves able to see in infrared or thermal images. Being able to RV while doing that might solve your problem. And oh yeah, what about other psychics that have learned to see in the dark like they have Nightvision anyway?

I think the range would be the problem I would not want to project that far form my body for fear of getting lost and not being able to find my way back