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Pluto was considered the ninth planet in the solar system for a long time. However, today it is no longer so; despite that, it has not ceased to attract the attention of astronomers, as it is the largest celestial body in the Kuiper belt, a region beyond the orbit of Neptune.
After nearly a century of discovery, in July 2013, NASA's New Horizons probe sent the first sharp images of the dwarf planet Pluto.
Although at first, these images did not have too many details, little by little, scientists have revealed the secrets of the dwarf planet and have discovered that extraordinary things are happening on Pluto.
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00:00 Intro
3:34 no impact craters
4:46 recent activity
6:49 could there be water on pluto?
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