Pluto
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Understanding Pluto: Studying the Dwarf Planet's Dark Side Reveals a Lot About its Atmosphere and Planetary Cycles
Almost all of the photographs of Pluto's unusually complex surface taken by NASA's New Horizons mission in 2015 were of the side illuminated by the sun. The dwarf planet's other hemisphere was cloaked in darkness. Some of it had not seen the sun in decades, such as the region near the south pole.
Latest Research Articles
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Scientists Reveal The Secrets Behind Pluto's Dunes
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Pluto's 'Ice Dunes' Are Proof It Has 'Earth-like Characteristics'
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Move Over, Pluto: Distant Icy Object 'DeeDee' Qualifies as Solar Sytem's Newest Dwarf Planet
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NASA's New Horizon's Spacecraft Measures Brightness of the Universe
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Official Naming of Pluto's Moon, Mountains and Other Surface Features Underway
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Pluto’s Comeback? Scientists Propose New Definition for Planets That'll Make Pluto One Again
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NASA Releases New Stunning Images of Pluto Landing
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Ocean Underneath Pluto's 'Icy Heart' Could Be Holding 'Exotic' Alien Life, A New Study Suggests
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Scientists Offer New Theory About How Pluto’s ‘Icy Heart’ Was Formed
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NASA: Could the Subsurface Ocean in Pluto's Icy Heart Have Alien Life?
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Pluto's Secret Revealed: Scientists Find Ocean Hiding Beneath Pluto's Heart
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What's Next After New Horizons Sent Final Pluto Data? Scientists to Analyze 'Pot of Gold' from Dwarf Planet