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The bright nitrogen ice plain forming the left lobe of Pluto's heart has not a single impact crater anywhere on it, which tells planetary scientists the surface is being churned from below and completely replaced on a cycle short enough that parts of that ground ar

The bright plain on the image-left side of Pluto's heart is Sputnik Planitia, a basin roughly 1,000...

SCIENCE July 30, 2026

The bright nitrogen ice plain forming the left lobe of Pluto's heart has not a single impact crater anywhere on it, which tells planetary scientists the surface is being churned from below and completely replaced on a cycle short enough that parts of that ground ar

The bright plain on the image-left side of Pluto's heart is Sputnik Planitia, a basin roughly 1,000 kilometres across filled mainly with nitrogen ice.

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The bright plain on the image-left side of Pluto's heart is Sputnik Planitia, a basin roughly 1,000 kilometres across filled mainly with nitrogen ice.

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