-224°C, by AnAstromo

-224°C

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1.	Titan III ( part 1977 ) 05:14		buy track
2.	The Grand Tour ( part Voyager ) 06:43		buy track
3.	The Knowledge of Dust ( part Gravitation ) 03:50		buy track
4.	Cold in Optics ( part William Herschel ) 05:06		buy track
5.	2,9 Billion Kilometers ( part 1986 ) 05:48		buy track
6.	-224°C ( part Uranus ) 08:50		buy track
7.	Unknown rings ( of Uranus ) 06:45		buy track
8.	Into Darkness ( part Voyager ) 04:48		buy track
9.	The Allure of Neptune ( part 1989 ) 06:32		buy track
10.	Pluto and Cháron feat: NINO SABLE (bonus track) 05:20	info	buy track

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Voyager 2 was the first human-made object to fly past the planet Uranus.

Long-range observations of the planet began Nov. 4, 1985, when signals took approximately 2.5 hours to reach Earth. Light conditions were 400 times less than terrestrial conditions. Closest approach to Uranus took place at 17:59 UT Jan. 24, 1986, at a range of about 50,640 miles (81,500 kilometers).

During its flyby, Voyager 2 discovered 10 new moons (given such names as Puck, Portia, Juliet, Cressida, Rosalind, Belinda, Desdemona, Cordelia, Ophelia, and Bianca -- obvious allusions to Shakespeare), two new rings in addition to the “older” nine rings, and a magnetic field tilted at 55 degrees off-axis and off-center.

The spacecraft found wind speeds in Uranus’ atmosphere as high as 450 miles per hour (724 kilometers per hour) and found evidence of a boiling ocean of water some 497 miles (800 kilometers) below the top cloud surface. Its rings were found to be extremely variable in thickness and opacity.

The flyby of Neptune concluded Voyager 2’s planetary encounters, which spanned an amazing 12 years in deep space, virtually accomplishing the originally planned “Grand Tour” of the solar system, at least in terms of targets reached if not in science accomplished.

Once past the Neptune system, Voyager 2 followed a course below the ecliptic plane and out of the solar system. Approximately 35 million miles (56 million kilometers) past the encounter, Voyager 2’s instruments were put in low power mode to conserve energy.

After the Neptune encounter, NASA formally renamed the entire project the Voyager Interstellar Mission (VIM).

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released August 7, 2023

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