Charon has Geysers too Options

[SigurRosFan]

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The only mechanism that explained the data was cryovolcanism, the eruption of liquids and gases in an ultra-cold environment.

This action could be occurring on timescales as short as a few hours or days, and at levels that would recoat Charon to a depth of one millimeter every 100,000 years.
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- Charon: An Ice Machine in the Ultimate Deep Freeze

[nprev]

From Emily's excellent article (way to fly those fingers, E, and nice job on the illustration, Doug!):

"The possibility is raised," Cook and coauthors write, "that there is more liquid water in the Kuiper belt than on Earth."

What else can be said but <clink> ?