Voyager 2 undertook a groundbreaking voyage through the solar system, reaching Neptune, the farthest planet, using gravity assists for propulsion.
Voyager 2 employed an intricate orientation system involving thrusters, sun sensors, star trackers, and gyroscopes to maintain proper alignment and track its position.
Jupiter's gravity significantly increased Voyager 2's speed, enabling it to surpass the sun's escape velocity and venture into deep space.
At Neptune, Voyager 2 performed a unique maneuver to fly past Triton, a moon, before embarking on its lifelong journey beyond the solar system.
The probe's discoveries during its 12-year journey provided invaluable insights into the solar system's dynamics.
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Voyager 2 journeyed through the solar system, exploring planets and utilizing gravity assists.
Precise calculations and gravity boosts enabled the probe to exceed the sun's escape velocity.
A sophisticated orientation system, including thrusters and sensors, maintained Voyager 2's position and alignment.
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