The western lobe of Pluto's "heart" is surprisingly young -- no more than 10 million years old -- and the dwarf planet's atmosphere is surprisingly compact. The latest research from the New Horizons mission continues to reveal surprises from the dwarf plane
The western lobe of Pluto's "heart" is surprisingly young -- no more than 10 million years old -- and the dwarf planet's atmosphere is surprisingly compact. The latest research from the New Horizons mission continues to reveal surprises from the dwarf plane
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