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A big impact may have caused Pluto to tilt over by 10°. Chances are that such an impact occurred billions of years ago, but if one happened to strike within the past few million years, Pluto might still be wobbling on its axis today, say the researchers (Illustration: NASA/JPL) |
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Doesn’t Pluto have around 4 moons now?
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