Voyager 2

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space probe launched by NASA to study the outer Solar System, second furthest spacecraft from Earth after Voyager 1

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Voyager2, Voyager 77-3, Outer Planets B, MJS 77B, Mariner Jupiter/Saturn B, Mariner 77B, Voyager II, 
space probe, Voyager program, Voyager space probes, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Voyager 1, Titan IIIE, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States of America, 

Voyager spacecraft.jpg


1977-08-20T00:00:00Z
rocket launch Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 41
1979-07-09T00:00:00Z
planetary flyby
1981-08-25T00:00:00Z
planetary flyby
1986-01-24T00:00:00Z
planetary flyby
1989-08-24T00:00:00Z
planetary flyby
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PIA01539 Post-encounter View of Neptune`s South PolePIA01539 Post-encounter View of Neptune's South Pole
PIA17035 Mementos of EarthPIA17035 Mementos of Earth
Photo of Voyager IPhoto of Voyager I
SunsetNeptuneSunsetNeptune
Voyager 2 Encapsulation PIA21728Voyager 2 Encapsulation PIA21728
Voyager 2 Flight Hardware PIA21478Voyager 2 Flight Hardware PIA21478
Voyager 2 Flight Hardware PIA21726Voyager 2 Flight Hardware PIA21726
Voyager 2 Launch - GPN-2003-000002Voyager 2 Launch - GPN-2003-000002
Voyager 2 Testing PIA21736Voyager 2 Testing PIA21736
Voyager 2 in Launch Vehicle PIA21727Voyager 2 in Launch Vehicle PIA21727
Voyager 2 in its payload fairling is manted to Titan 3E-CentaurVoyager 2 in its payload fairling is manted to Titan 3E-Centaur
Voyager 2 is encapsulatedVoyager 2 is encapsulated
Voyager 2 on closest approach to SaturnVoyager 2 on closest approach to Saturn
Voyager 2`s image of Iapetus`s north pole at a distance of 910,000 km.Voyager 2's image of Iapetus's north pole at a distance of 910,000 km.
Voyager InstrumentsVoyager Instruments
• Voyager Golden Record Greeting in Gujarati (Wikimedia)
• Voyager Golden Record greeting in Dutch (Wikimedia)
• Voyager 2 Launches (Wikimedia)
• Voyager 2's encounter with Jupiter shown in animations and imagery from the spacecraft. (Wikimedia)
• Voyager 2's encounter with Saturn shown in animations and imagery from the spacecraft. (Wikimedia)
• Voyager 2's flyby of Neptune told in animation. Includes flyover of Neptune's moon Triton made from Voyager imagery. (Wikimedia)
• Voyager 2's flyby of Uranus and its moon Miranda is described using animation. Includes a flyover of Miranda made from Voyager imagery. (Wikimedia)
• Voyager Humanitys Farthest Journey..ogv (Wikimedia)
TypeDescriptionDateKeywordsNotesSource
linkNASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry@Wikidata
linkFreebase entry@Wikidata
linkEarth, Moon, and Planets Revised exponential distance relation for the Uranian system after the Voyager 2 fly-by@Wikidata
linkIcarus Reanalysis of voyager 2 UVS occultations at Uranus: Hydrocarbon mixing ratios in the equatorial stratosphere@Wikidata
linkJournal of Geophysical Research The Voyager 2 encounter with Uranus@Wikidata
linkJournal of Geophysical Research Uranian ring photometry: Results from Voyager 2@Wikidata
linkJournal of Geophysical Research The atmosphere of Uranus: Results of radio occultation measurements with Voyager 2@Wikidata
linkJournal of Geophysical Research The upper atmosphere of Uranus: EUV occultations observed by Voyager 2@Wikidata
linkScience Voyager 2 encounter with the jovian system@Wikidata
linkScience The galilean satellites and jupiter: voyager 2 imaging science results@Wikidata
linkScience Infrared observations of the jovian system from voyager 2.@Wikidata
linkScience Photometric observations of jupiter at 2400 angstroms@Wikidata
linkScience Radio science with voyager at jupiter: initial voyager 2 results and a voyager 1 measure of the io torus@Wikidata
linkScience Extreme ultraviolet observations from voyager 2 encounter with jupiter@Wikidata
linkScience Magnetic field studies at jupiter by voyager 2: preliminary results@Wikidata
linkScience Plasma observations near jupiter: initial results from voyager 2.@Wikidata
linkScience Hot plasma environment at jupiter: voyager 2 results@Wikidata
linkScience Voyager 2: energetic ions and electrons in the jovian magnetosphere@Wikidata
linkScience Plasma wave observations near jupiter: initial results from voyager 2.@Wikidata
linkScience Planetary radio astronomy observations from voyager 2 near jupiter@Wikidata
linkScience Jupiter's Cloud Distribution Between the Voyager 1 and 2 Encounters: Results from 5-Micrometer Imaging@Wikidata
linkScience Voyager 2 encounter with the saturnian system@Wikidata
linkScience A new look at the saturn system: the voyager 2 images@Wikidata
linkScience Extreme ultraviolet observations from the voyager 2 encounter with saturn@Wikidata
linkScience Voyage to a Blue Planet:: As in its previous encounters with Jupiter and Saturn, Voyager 2 provided an abundance of data at Uranus--and a generous helping of surprise, puzzlement, and wonder@Wikidata
linkScience The voyager 2 encounter with the uranian system@Wikidata
linkScience Voyager 2 in the uranian system: imaging science results@Wikidata
linkScience Photometry from voyager 2: initial results from the uranian atmosphere, satellites, and rings@Wikidata
linkScience Voyager 2 radio science observations of the uranian system: atmosphere, rings, and satellites@Wikidata
linkScience Plasma observations near uranus: initial results from voyager 2.@Wikidata
linkScience Facing a Final Exam at Neptune: Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus have taught many lessons about the outer planets; but will they apply to Voyager 2's last port-of-call, the still mysterious planet Neptune?@Wikidata
linkScience The voyager 2 encounter with the neptunian system@Wikidata
linkScience Voyager 2 at neptune: imaging science results@Wikidata
linkScience Photometry from voyager 2: initial results from the neptunian atmosphere, satellites, and rings@Wikidata
linkScience Plasma observations near neptune: initial results from voyager 2.@Wikidata
linkThe Astronomical Journal The atmosphere of Neptune - an analysis of radio occultation data acquired with Voyager 2@Wikidata
linkThe Astronomical Journal The Orbits of the Inner Uranian Satellites from Hubble Space Telescope and Voyager 2 Observations@Wikidata
majorrocket launch Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 411977Wikidata
minorplanetary flyby1979Wikidata
minorplanetary flyby1981Wikidata
minorplanetary flyby1986Wikidata
minorplanetary flyby1989Wikidata
audioVoyager Golden Record Greeting in Gujarati1977Wikimedia
audioVoyager Golden Record greeting in DutchWikimedia
imagePIA01539 Post-encounter View of Neptune's South Pole1989Wikimedia
imagePIA17035 Mementos of EarthWikimedia
imagePhoto of Voyager I1977Wikimedia
imageSunsetNeptune2009Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 Encapsulation PIA217281976Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 Flight Hardware PIA214781977Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 Flight Hardware PIA217261976Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 Launch - GPN-2003-0000021977Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 Testing PIA217361977Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 in Launch Vehicle PIA217271977Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 in its payload fairling is manted to Titan 3E-Centaur1977Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 is encapsulated1977Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2 on closest approach to Saturn1981Wikimedia
imageVoyager 2's image of Iapetus's north pole at a distance of 910,000 km.Wikimedia
imageVoyager InstrumentsWikimedia
videoVoyager 2 Launches1977Wikimedia
videoVoyager 2's encounter with Jupiter shown in animations and imagery from the spacecraft.1979Wikimedia
videoVoyager 2's encounter with Saturn shown in animations and imagery from the spacecraft.1981Wikimedia
videoVoyager 2's flyby of Neptune told in animation. Includes flyover of Neptune's moon Triton made from Voyager imagery.1989Wikimedia
videoVoyager 2's flyby of Uranus and its moon Miranda is described using animation. Includes a flyover of Miranda made from Voyager imagery.1986Wikimedia
videoVoyager Humanitys Farthest Journey..ogv2013Wikimedia
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