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Pluto

Exoplanets, Planets, Solar System

How can astronomers be sure that Pluto is larger than Eris? Could we get a different number for Eris’ size once it’s visited by a spacecraft?

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Secrets revealed from Pluto’s “twilight zone”

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Pluto’s heart: Like a cosmic “lava lamp”

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New Horizons collects first science on a Kuiper Belt object past Pluto

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Pluto’s interaction with the solar wind is unique, study finds

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Astronomers once thought Pluto’s atmosphere would condense down to the surface as it moved away from the Sun. Can that still be true, and if so, is that causing the surface features we now see?

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What’s eating at Pluto?

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Pluto’s largest moon may have once had an ocean

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Pluto’s mysterious floating hills

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Pluto’s widespread water ice

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“X” marks a curious corner on Pluto’s icy plains

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New findings from New Horizons shape understanding of Pluto and its moons

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