ESA Euronews: Uncovering the icy mysteries of Pluto

Pluto turns out to be far more weird than anyone ever expected, with all kinds of unexplained phenomena on the surface.We sought out some of Europe’s finest ice planet experts to find out more:Pluto has been a mystery since it was discovered in 1930.

First called a planet, then re-classified as a dwarf planet in 2006, the more we learn, the more it captures the imagination of scientists like ESA’s Elliot Sefton-Nash.

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[EnricoDandolo]

Okay but does it have a frozen mass effect relay in orbit

[ChAnimations]

To observe pluto for a whole year, you would need to have a project duration of 250 years while pluto circles the sun once...

[AstroTomK]

Poor Pluto kicked out of the inner Planet club.

[NeonsStyleHD]

Please, make 1080p your minimum, especially for science and even more so for planetary science.