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Voyager 2

Mariner Jupiter/Saturn B

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

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Statements about Voyager 2

Instance Of

Flyby Probe
Zamenhof-Esperanto Object

Part Of

Voyager Program

Commons Gallery

Voyager 2

Follows

Voyager 1

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Mass

815 kilogram (1977)
Criterion Used
:
Launch Weight
Point in Time
: 1977
735 kilogram (2022)
Point in Time
: 2022

Destination Point

Jupiter
Saturn
Interstellar Medium

Operator

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Manufacturer

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Start Point

Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 41

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Official Website

http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/

Significant Event

Rocket Launch
 (8/20/1977)
Location
:
Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 41
Point in Time
: 8/20/1977
Planetary Flyby
 (7/9/1979)
Relative To
:
Jupiter
Relative To
:
Center
Point in Time
: 7/9/1979
Unnamed
: 721,670 kilometre
Planetary Flyby
 (8/25/1981)
Relative To
:
Saturn
Relative To
:
Center
Point in Time
: 8/25/1981
Unnamed
: 161,000 kilometre
Planetary Flyby
 (1/24/1986)
Relative To
:
Center
Point in Time
: 1/24/1986
Unnamed
: 107,000 kilometre
Planetary Flyby
 (8/24/1989)
Relative To
:
Center
Point in Time
: 8/24/1989
Unnamed
: 29,240 kilometre

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Country of Origin

United States

Distance From Earth

11,262,402,129.3 kilometre (March 2005)
Point in Time
: March 2005
13,850,402,129.3 kilometre (1/24/2011)
Point in Time
: 1/24/2011
114.06 astronomical unit (January 2017)
Point in Time
: January 2017
122.119 astronomical unit (10/19/2019)
Point in Time
: 10/19/2019
129.746 astronomical unit (5/21/2022)
Point in Time
: 5/21/2022
136.102 astronomical unit (6/16/2024)
Point in Time
: 6/16/2024
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Neptune
Relative To
:
Neptune
Uranus
Relative To
:
Uranus