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Voyager 2 was launched August 20, 1977 by NASA from The Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral, FL.

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Voyager 2 cost about $895 million to assemble. It also weighs 1,592 pounds about the weight of a small car and reached a max speed of 35,970 mph.

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NASA launched Voyager 2 to study the outer planets and reached 4 planets of the solar system: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. It also orbited around the sun.

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Voyager 2 has now traveled through our whole solar system and is now in interstellar space, which would make it the 2nd spacecraft to enter interstellar space. Scientists estimate that voyager 2 is roughly 11.3 billion miles from earth.

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Voyager 2 has a lot of important dates like:
August 20, 1977: Launch date
July 9, 1979: Jupiter flyby
August 26, 1981: Saturn flyby
January 24, 1986: Uranus flyby
August 25, 1989: Neptune flyby
December 10, 2018: Entered interstellar space
July 8, 2019: Successfully fired trajectory correction maneuver thrusters

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Voyager 2 discovered many things and had a lot of firsts such as:
- the only spacecraft to study all 4 of the solar system's giant planets so close to them
- discovered 14th moon at Jupiter
- 1st human-made object to pass by Uranus and Neptune
- also discovered 10 new moons and 2 new rings at Uranus
- discovered 5 new moons, 4 rings, and a ''Great Dark Spot'' on Neptune

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Video from Voyager 2 flyby of Neptune

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Voyager 2's  Neptune footage from space 1989