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The mountains on Pluto have super weird methane ice snowcaps

Submit on Tuesday, October 13th, 2020 16:56

Mountains on Pluto have snowcaps that may have formed from the top down as opposed to the bottom up, the reverse of how snow caps form on Earth, a new study finds.

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