In October 2015, a monumental event took place in our solar system as NASA's New Horizons spacecraft embarked on a historic flyby mission, zooming past Pluto. After a journey spanning over nine years and three billion miles, New Horizons finally reached its destination, revealing the enigmatic dwarf planet in all its glory. As the spacecraft approached, distant images of Pluto's surface started streaming back to Earth, captivating scientists and the general public alike. This long-anticipated encounter provided unprecedented details about Pluto's geological features, its composition, and a myriad of other mysteries that had puzzled astronomers for decades.