Voyager 2 science instruments

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The Voyager 2 science instruments are a suite of sensors and detectors designed to study the atmospheres, magnetic fields, particles, and radiation environments of the outer planets and interstellar space during the spacecraft’s long-duration mission.

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instanceOf spacecraft instrument suite
dataTransmission Deep Space Network
designedFor interstellar space exploration
outer planets exploration
designedToStudy charged particles
interstellar medium
magnetic fields
planetary atmospheres
plasma
radiation environments
developedBy Jet Propulsion Laboratory
epoch late 20th century space exploration
includesInstrument Cosmic Ray System
Imaging Science Subsystem
Infrared Interferometer Spectrometer and Radiometer
Low-Energy Charged Particles experiment
Magnetometer
Photopolarimeter System
Planetary Radio Astronomy experiment
Plasma Spectrometer
Plasma Wave Subsystem
Ultraviolet Spectrometer
launchDate 1977-08-20
measurementType imaging
magnetometry
particle detection
plasma measurements
radio and plasma waves
spectroscopy
mission Voyager program
missionPhase interstellar mission phase
planetary flyby phase
notableDiscovery detailed images of Jupiter
detailed images of Saturn
first close-up observations of Neptune
first close-up observations of Uranus
measurements of heliopause transition
operator NASA
partOf Voyager 2
powerSource radioisotope thermoelectric generators
primaryTarget Jupiter system
Neptune system
Saturn system
linked to: Saturnian system

Uranus system
linked to: Uranus rings

heliosphere
local interstellar medium
spacecraft Voyager 2
status partially operational
technologyLevel 1970s space instrumentation

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Voyager 2 attitude control system coordinatesWith Voyager 2 science instruments