Planet Pluto it is the farthest from the Earth, or from the sun, within the solar system, and is one of those that has been the least studied by scientists, few images about it appearing so far. Based on the images that were captured, however, both by the Voyager 2 ship, which visited the planet a few decades ago, and by various telescopes, it seems that from a geographical point of view, the planet Pluto is very similar to the Earth.
Planet Pluto has recently published a series of images of some of the mountains that can be found on its surface, and scientists have reached the unanimous conclusion that they closely resemble those that exist on Earth. You can see in the image below a very clear confirmation of this, the landscape appears to be one from Earth, but in reality we are talking about something visible on the planet Pluto, and this shows us how similar the planets are.
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Planet Pluto it is still so far from the sun that its surface is frozen to a great extent, so that sustaining life there is not exactly possible due to the extremely low temperatures. However, there is also a very big difference between the planet Pluto and the Earth, more precisely, there the temperature increases with the altitude, so that the ice on the mountains of the planet is not made of water, but of methane and sometimes nitrogen, a huge difference compared to what it happens on Earth.
Planet Pluto it has a different atmosphere than Earth's because of the distance from the sun, and this shows us again how different things are between the planets in the solar system, and this makes researchers pay more attention to what is happening there. However, more research is needed for scientists to discover more information about the planet Pluto, so it remains to be seen what will be revealed.
Planet Pluto it is not currently at the center of any missions that have been thought of by NASA, or other space agencies, so it is unlikely to make too many discoveries about it in the near future.
