Pluto Might Have a Liquid Water Ocean! SciShow News

The video discusses the hypothesis that Pluto may have an underground ocean, potentially insulated by a layer of gas hydrates. This theory emerged from data collected by the New Horizons probe. The video also covers New Horizons' flyby of MU69, revealing its unique shape and surface features. These findings contribute to our understanding of distant celestial bodies and their potential to support liquid water.

What did the New Horizons probe discover about the surface of Pluto?

What evidence suggests that Pluto might have an underground ocean?

What hypotheses were proposed regarding the insulation of Pluto's ocean?

How do scientists believe a layer of gas could protect Pluto's underground water?

What are gas hydrates and how might they relate to Pluto's ocean?

What is the significance of the color observed on MU 69?

How might studying objects in the Kuiper Belt help us understand the formation of our solar system?