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

[Juramike]

Wow.

Would this then imply that we might expect ancient cryovolcanoes, like really old and cratered versions of Tortola facula or Ganesa macula on Titan, on the surface of larger KBO objects like Pluto and friends?

-Mike