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Team:HFUT-China

Voyager 2 launched from Kennedy Space Flight Center

Voyager 1 launched from Kennedy Space Flight Center, Voyager 1 returns first spacecraft photo of Earth and Moon

Voyager 1 makes its closest approach to Jupiter

Voyager 2 makes its closest approach to Jupiter

Voyager 1 flies by Saturn, Voyager 1 begins its trip out of the Solar System

Voyager 2 flies by Saturn

Deep Space Network upgrades two 26-m antennas to 34-m

Voyager 2 has the first-ever encounter with Uranus, Deep Space Network begins expansion of 64-m antennas to 70-m

Voyager 2 'observes' Supernova 1987A

Voyager 2 returns first color images of Neptune

Voyager 2 is the first spacecraft to observe Neptune, Voyager 2 begins its trip out of the Solar System, below the ecliptic plane

Begins Voyager Interstellar Mission

Last Voyager Images - Portrait of the Solar System

Voyager 1 passes Pioneer 10 to become the most distant human-made object in space

Voyager 1 crosses Termination Shock

Voyager 2 crosses Termination Shock

Voyager 1 enters Interstellar Space