About Our Pluto Editors
Our Pluto Editors is a small editorial team focused on astronomy outreach. We publish clear, source-based articles about Pluto, the outer solar system, and space missions. You might be a student working on a paper, or a curious reader who wants to know why Pluto is not a planet anymore. We write for both. Our goal is to give you a clear answer without hype.
What We Publish
We cover Pluto’s surface, atmosphere, moons, and the New Horizons flyby. We also publish comparisons between Pluto and other dwarf planets or moons, and explainers on topics like the Kuiper Belt and cryovolcanism. Each article opens with a short answer, then explains the evidence, includes a FAQ, and closes with a list of sources. We write in plain language and define technical terms when we first use them. We do not publish breaking news; we focus on explanations that stay useful.
How We Research
We base each article on primary sources: NASA, ESA, the International Astronomical Union, and published research papers. We separate measurements from models and hypotheses. When we state a number or a finding, we say where it came from, such as “according to NASA” or “New Horizons measured.” We include dates when they matter, and we note when an estimate has a wide margin or is still debated. We check figures against the original source and note the date of publication when relevant. We treat single-source findings as preliminary and label them as such. We write summaries in our own words and link to the original source in the article’s Sources section. We do not copy text from NASA, Wikipedia, or other sites. Each article is reviewed by another editor before publication. We update articles when new measurements or mission data become available.
Corrections
If you spot an error, please let us know through the contact page. We review every report. When we confirm a mistake, we update the article and add a note that explains what changed and when. We take every report seriously and correct the record as quickly as we can. If you send us a correction with a source, we can verify it faster. We also update older articles when new data arrives, and we note the update date.
Independence
Our Pluto Editors is an independent project and is not affiliated with any organization with a similar name nor with whoever used the domain before.
Advertising and Affiliate Links
Our Pluto does not run advertising or use affiliate links.
Reader Interaction
Comments on articles are closed. If you have a question or a correction, use the contact page. We welcome questions about Pluto, the Kuiper Belt, or space missions. If your question is about a specific article, please include the article title. We read all messages, but we may not be able to reply to every one.
Last updated: November 11, 2026
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