Is Pluto a Planet? | Science for Sleep

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Tonight on The Sleepy Scientist, we are travelling to the far edge of the solar system, where sunlight weakens, seasons stretch across lifetimes, and a small icy world drifts through the quiet. This gentle journey explores Pluto in all its surprising detail, from its frozen plains and water ice mountains to its blue atmospheric haze, hidden geological activity, unusual moons, and the long voyage that first revealed its face. It is a calm, unhurried exploration of a world that moves at its own slow rhythm, perfect for relaxing, unwinding, or drifting off to sleep while learning something peaceful about the distant outer darkness. If you enjoy soothing explorations of science, you might also like: The Hidden States of Matter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PY9ftXwb8A The Life of Fungi, Explained Slowly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3NUsfJuF3g The Nervous System, Explained Slowly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHlXhTZwo7Q And if space is your favourite place to drift, you are warmly invited to explore my astronomy channel @TheSleepyAstronomer101. As always, feel free to share where you are watching from and your local time. It is a joy to see how far these quiet science journeys travel across the world. If this video helped you rest or brought a moment of calm curiosity, please consider leaving a like. It helps this peaceful corner of the internet reach others who may need a little stillness. And if you would like more relaxing science videos, please subscribe and tap the notification bell so you never miss the next gentle exploration. Wishing you a restful night, and may your thoughts drift as softly as Pluto moving through the outer dark.