Voyager 2’s Last Image of Neptune and Triton from 4.7 Billion Km Marks End of Its Camera Operations

Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 05:44am on 29 Aug 2025,Friday Science

NASA has shared the last image taken by Voyager 2 on August 28, 1989, captured from over 4.7 billion km away . The distant picture features Neptune prominently on the left, with its largest moon Triton visible on the right . This image marked Voyager 2’s final visual record before its optical cameras were permanently shut down to conserve power . From that vantage point, most of the sunlit sides of both bodies were oriented away from the spacecraft—offering a rare perspective as it departed the outer solar system. (PC: NASA)  

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