What Voyager 2 Discovered on Jupiter Astonished Scientists

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In 1977, a small spacecraft left Earth. It flew past Jupiter two years later. What it saw there nobody expected. The Great Red Spot was changing. A new moon appeared out of nowhere. And that was just the beginning. Voyager 2 kept going to Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and beyond. Today, it's nearly 12 billion miles away, floating in interstellar space. And somehow, NASA is still talking to it.

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