Welcome to the edges of our solar system, where the dwarf planet Pluto nearly 3 billion miles from the Sun holds a frosty secret. Here in the far reaches of our system are mystery unfolds, ice volcanoes or cryovolcanoes. Unlike Earth's volcanoes that erupt molten rock, these icy wonders spew out cold substances such as water, ammonia or methane, an icy spectacle that's reshaping the way we perceive this dwarf planet. The New Horizons mission marked their first discovery, becoming a historic moment in space exploration. These cryovolcanoes peppered across Pluto's surface have since stirred significant scientific intrigue, as you behold the night sky bear in mind Pluto's icy enigma, a realm of ice volcanoes poised to reveal their secrets. Until then, subscribe for more discoveries.