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Voyager 2 was launched on August 20th, 1977, 16 days before Voyager 1 was launched. Voyager had to travel much further, therefore it was launched first.

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The probe was designed to collect up close information, recordings, and studies of the outer planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.

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Voyager 2 flew by Saturn on August 25th, 1981. The space probe took more detailed images of Saturn's moons, as well as inspecting its rings at a much higher resolution.

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Voyager 2 first arrived at Jupiter, on July 9th, 1979. The space probe discovered that on Jupiter's moon, Lo, there are lots of volcanic activity. Also, the probe sent pictures of Jupiter's four newly discovered moons, as well as a ring system.

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Voyager 2 is the spacecraft to have ever visited Uranus. The spacecraft even discovered an ocean of boiling hot water, that was unable to be seen from the surface. Voyager 2 also found 10 new moons, 2 new rings, and an oddly slanted magnetic field

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Neptune was Voyager 2's last planet to visit. The spacecraft found four rings, five moons, and a “Great Dark Spot”, which eventually disappeared. Voyager 2 also learned that in the solar system, Triton is the coldest secondary body that scientists know of. Triton is also Jupiter’s largest moon. The spacecraft even found a nitrogen ice “volcano” on Tritons surface.

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Here's a video on somethings that Voyager 2 discovered about these gas planets and their moons : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wju8YyJg8D

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Voyager 2 entered interstellar space in November of 2018, and is currently traveling through it, gathering information. The spacecraft continues to send scientists information, as it travels through interstellar space. Its current task is to explore the outermost regions of the Sun’s domain and further on.