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Voyager 2 was a 20th century NASA space probe that visited Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune before leaving the Sol system on 5 November 2018 to become an interstellar probe.

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NASA approved six Voyager series probes in May 1972. All probes in the series were built to virtually the same specifications, each consisting of 65 thousand individual parts. Those included a thermoelectric power generator, plasma and cosmic ray detectors, and a memory bank capable of holding 500 million bits. (Star Trek: The Magazine vol. 2, Issue 8: "Briefing: V'Ger")

Voyager 2 was launched 20 August 1977. On 9 July 1979, it made its closest approach to Jupiter. It photographed Saturn and several of its moons in 1981. (ST reference: Spaceflight Chronology, historical accounts)

The 21 January 2024 edition of the Los Angeles Times featured an article quoting Doctor Musa, chief engineer of the Argosy Foundation, about Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 having taken photos of Jupiter's moon Europa in the 1970s. (PIC episode: "Watcher")

In 2273, James T. Kirk showed NASA's records from the Starfleet archives to V'Ger's Ilia probe proving that Voyager 2 was launched from Earth. (Phase II episode: "In Thy Image")

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Voyager program space probes
United States of America, NASA
(primary universe)
Voyager 1 • Voyager 2 • Voyager 3 • Voyager 4 • Voyager 5 • Voyager 6 • V'ger (evolved probe) USA icon image. NASA icon image.
Terran Empire, TASA
(mirror universe)
Conqueror VI • C'qer (evolved probe) Terran Empire icon image. Terran Empire icon image.
Interstellar and deep space probes
United States (NASA) Pioneer 10 • Voyager series (Voyager 1 • Voyager 2 • Voyager 6) NASA emblem icon image.
United Earth Milky Way probe • Stellar series (Nomad • UNSS U Thant) • Wells series (Drake probe) {{{2}}} icon image.
Federation Starfleet gravimetric microprobe • Kepler series (Orpheus) • Quadros series (1 • 3 • 4) • Starfly One Bioprobe {{{2}}} icon image.
Others Barzan probe • C/2018-G2 • Cetacean Probe • Conqueror VI • Cytherian probe • Janvar Five • Kataan probe • Kelvan Expeditionary Return Probe • Kukulkan's probe • "Pup" • Tan Ru {{{2}}} icon image.


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