The first ever close-up image of Pluto's surface has been released following the historic fly past of Nasa's New Horizons space probe.
The spacecraft has taken nine years to reach the dwarf planet.
The latest images released by Nasa has shown more details of Pluto and its largest moon Charon, including surface material and features.
New pictures of Pluto's surface show mountains that are at least 11,000 feet (3,352 metres) high, NASA scientists say.
The space agency released a video allowing people to "zoom into Pluto" to discover the terrain.
ITV News Science Correspondent Alok Jha said the discovery was "remarkable".
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