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Article Name - Pluto's Icy Landscape Comes Into View 
Magazine - Science News

When the radio antenna near madrid received the first signal from the orbit of pluto on July,14, the scientists were thrilled. And why not. A 9.5 year journey across about 5 billion kilometres right upto the point which is just 12,000 and 500 kilometre of pluto speaks of the meticulous planning in lunching of the "new horizon” mission to pluto. 

We are now in  a position to study various aspects related to the five moons of pluto and the 4.6 billion year old pluto itself, So far it has appeared that Charon, the largest moon has a dark patch on its north pole with more craters and less ice. The dark patch is probable due to leakage of hydo carbons from the pluto’s atmosphere. Another moon enceladus has presence of water geysers which erupt time ad again. Whereas, Pluto displays a heart shaped landscape informally named tom baugh regio - in honour of the scientist who discovered Pluto. There are no craters. The brightest regions on Pluto appears to be cited with nitrogen, methane and carbon mono oxide. To the south of tom baugh regio are mountains of solid water ice about 3000 meters high. 

Online Article - New pluto photos show "Astoundingly amazing landscape"

Taken from National Geographic Magazine. 

         While reading the online article I found that both the articles are basically talking about the same thing. Both the articles wants to convey the same message. For example the magazine article talk about "Tombaugh Regio" which means in honour of scientist who discovered Pluto and on the other hand, the online article tells more about "Tombaugh Regio" which is a heart-shaped region in honour of Pluto's Discoverer. The online article also talks more about "Charon''. The observation made by the Scientists along with "the similarly young surface on Pluto's largest moon" is challenging and tells how icy planets try to maintain their internal heat.