Pluto came into focus again in July 2015, as the smallest and coldest planet in our solar system through Pluto flyby NASA`s new horizons.

The planet goes through with the new horizon forever with all the conducting probes into numerous phases of this small planet, by giving space enthusiasts an insight into progressing evolutions.

The NASA is able to provide the amazing discoveries to the viewers with the new horizons. The icy volcanoes adorn the planet with the activity of five moons, the testimony bears the new horizons spacecraft with the fact that smallest is loaded with many surprises.

NASA in its new release released many images of Pluto which puts those in a global perspective. NASA released the Pluto`s global map in a panchromatic version.

According to the images received by NASA from the Pluto`s surface by 7 July 2014 with some pixel resolutions from 18 miles to 770 feet. From a far distance range, the recent non-encounter hemisphere is seen.

As obtained by the recent images by April 25th the map were sent back to Earth and the team will then add photos continuously as spacecraft transmits the hidden Pluto data when encountered. Now at present, the team is working on color maps with improved way.

There are also some images obtained by Hubble Space Telescope (HST) which are very rare to see and also reveals that the planet is just a fuzzy blob with some identifiable surfaces. It is heart shaped at the centre which is known as Tombaugh Regio.