The Hidden Face of Pluto: What's Behind the Dwarf Planet's Latest Revelation? The New Horizons spacecraft's historic flyby of Pluto in 2015 offered a groundbreaking glimpse into the distant world's mysterious surface.
Since then, scientists have been poring over the data collected during that brief encounter, and their latest findings are shedding new light on Pluto's geological history.
Six massive landslides have been detected within three impact craters on Pluto. These features range from 3,937 to 4,921 feet in height and cover an area of up to 50 square miles.