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Science May 30

This waltz is the unofficial soundtrack of floating through space. Soon it will beam through the cosmos

By Marcia Dunn, Associated Press

Science Oct 02

FILE PHOTO: Astronauts arrive before launch to the International Space Station, in Cape Canaveral
NASA switches off a scientific instrument on Voyager 2 to extend spacecraft’s lifespan

The space agency said Tuesday that Voyager 2's plasma science instrument — designed to measure the flow of charged atoms — was powered down in late September so the spacecraft can keep exploring for as long as possible, expected into…

By Adithi Ramakrishnan, Associated Press

Science Jul 07

Farewell shot of Uranus' crescent as Voyager 2 departed the icy giant on  January 25, 1986. Photo by NASA
Uranus’ magnetic forces switch ‘on and off’

Uranus’ weirdness takes a fresh form via a new model of its magnetosphere, just as NASA mulls a return to the icy giant.

By Nsikan Akpan

Science Jun 09

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At the Far End of the Solar System: Space Bubbles

Some 10 billion miles from Earth, the decades-old twin Voyager spacecraft have beamed back new data that show frenzied bubbles near the edge of our solar system.

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