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Everything We Knew About Pluto Was Wrong

Three billion miles away, a world the size of a thumbnail turned everything planetary science believed — upside down. In July 2015, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft flew past Pluto for 13 minutes. What it found shocked every scientist on the mission: mountains taller than the Rockies, a glacier the size of Texas that's STILL moving, ice volcanoes that may be erupting right now, a hidden ocean beneath the surface, and a blue sky created by organic chemistry happening in real time. We thought Pluto was a dead, frozen rock. We were wrong about almost everything. In this video, we go through every major discovery — chapter by chapter — covering the science, the mystery, the demotion debate, and the human story behind the mission that almost never launched. 🔭 What you'll learn: → Why Pluto's surface is geologically YOUNG (it shouldn't be) → The hidden ocean scientists now believe is real → Ice volcanoes larger than anything else in the solar system → Why Pluto's small moons break the laws of orbital mechanics → The planet debate — and why scientists still call it a planet → What New Horizons is doing RIGHT NOW, 9 billion miles away → The next mission: going back to Pluto with an orbiter If this blows your mind — hit like and subscribe. More deep-dives on the universe coming every week. #Pluto #Space #NewHorizons #SolarSystem #Astronomy #spaceexploration Pluto, Pluto facts, New Horizons, Pluto discovery, Pluto ocean, Pluto ice volcanoes, Pluto atmosphere, Pluto blue sky, Pluto glacier, Sputnik Planitia, Pluto documentary, Pluto explained, Pluto planet debate, dwarf planet, Kuiper Belt, Kuiper Belt explained, outer solar system, solar system documentary, space documentary, space exploration, NASA New Horizons, everything about Pluto, Pluto secrets, Charon moon, Pluto moons, is Pluto a planet, why is Pluto not a planet, Pluto reclassified, International Astronomical Union, Pluto 2024, Pluto 2025, space facts, universe documentary, planetary science, space mysteries, Pluto surface, Arrokoth, Kuiper Belt object, Alan Stern, Pluto mission, cryovolcanism, subsurface ocean, extraterrestrial life, life on Pluto