title: CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE IN THE ATMOSPHERE OF PLUTO
abstract: The dwarf planet Pluto has a shape close to spherical with an equatorial diameter of 2374 km. It moves around the Sun in a very elongated orbit, passing at perihelion from it at a distance of 29.657 AU and at aphelion at a distance of 48.87 AU. Moreover, for almost 20 years, Pluto has been closer to the Sun than the giant planet Neptune. The last time it was from 1979 to 1999. The direction of its rotation around its axis is reverse, a day there lasts 6.387 Earth days with an inclination of its 