More how impressively large Triton, the 7th largest moon in all of the Solar System, is in comparison. This image was taken by the Voyager 2 spacecraft on August 29, 1989, 3 days after its closest ...

And the end of Voyager 2's planetary tour on August 25, 1989, concluded with a dazzling display of Neptune and it's moon, Triton. The images and scientific data returned by Voyager 2 would change ...

NASA’s Voyager 2 spacecraft gave humanity its first glimpse of Neptune and its moon Triton in the summer of 1989. Like an old film, Voyager’s historic footage of Triton has been “restored ...

The last time we visited Neptune was with Voyager 2 back in 1989 ... However, a lack of data makes further speculation difficult. Triton, Neptune's moon, is also interesting in its own right.

Voyager 2's original images were taken in false color ... During the flyby, Voyager also visited two of Neptune's moons, Triton and Nereid, and discovered six new moons and four rings.

Voyager 2 is currently in the constellation of Pavo ... and icy-cold geysers on Neptune's moon Triton The 12-inch copper disk contains a variety of natural sounds, such as waves, wind, thunder ...

Triton, was the last solid object it explored before continuing its lonely journey from Earth, travelling at 9.6 miles per second. Neptune, captured by Voyager 2 (Picture: Nasa/JPL-Caltech ...

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Due to its geysers, which Voyager 2 identified as dark streaks, Triton is only the third known planetary body in the Solar System to be volcanically active, aside from Earth and Jupiter’s ...

The twin plutonium-powered spacecraft first visited Jupiter and Saturn, and Voyager 2 remains the only probe ... surface of Neptune’s largest moon, Triton. “When I started on Voyager my ...

No spacecraft has been back since. A computer-generated view of Neptune seen from the surface of Triton, using Voyager 2 images. JPL Even more than these glimpses of the far icy planets ...

Some of these rings are so faint that they haven’t been detected since NASA’s Voyager 2 probe became the first ... Neptune’s nitrogen-covered moon Triton, at top left, manages to outshine ...