The world held its breath as the James Webb Space Telescope embarked on an unparalleled mission to the deepest regions of our solar system.

In a pioneering feat, it ventured where no spacecraft had gone before: the icy depths of Pluto. The picture the telescope sent back was astounding, showing details of Pluto that had never been seen before.

It showed the highest mountains, which could challenge the imagination, beautiful valleys, and ancient craters. And then, there was Pluto’s infamous cold and icy heart, a cosmic mystery that continues to baffle scientists.