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What Caused Pluto's Heart-Shaped Region? Astronomers Solve the Mystery

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On the surface of the dwarf planet Pluto, there's a 1,600-kilometer-wide area covered by a thick layer of nitrogen ice that has puzzled astronomers since it was first discovered in 2015.

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What Caused Pluto's Heart-Shaped Region? Astronomers Solve the Mystery

On the surface of the dwarf planet Pluto, there's a 1,600-kilometer-wide area covered by a thick layer of nitrogen ice that has puzzled astronomers since it was first discovered in 2015.

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