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Today. I'm John Bachelor with Bob Zimmerman.

We're exploring Voyager 2's photographs from many years ago.

Bob is studying Neptune and Uranus. What are we looking at here, Bob?

This actually concludes my tour of Voyager 2's two flybys, two flybys, first of Uranus in 1986

and then of Neptune in 1989. And the whole point of this tour over the last few weeks, if you go to

behind the black and just scroll through it, you'll see a lot of cool pictures. The whole point

of this tour was to illustrate that though we had gotten a good look, a quick good look at

Neptune and Jernis's, the planets and their moons, it's a very superficial look. And this

tour would illustrate that.

And so I posted what I think is the best picture that was taken of Neptune's Moon Triton in the last

picture. It's a very cool image. It's a very alien surface. We really have no idea what's going on here.

There's some theories, but this is an alien planet, cold dark,

and composed of materials far different than anything found in the inner solar system. So how

these geological features formed, no one knows. It's a guess because we don't have information.

Uranus is on its side. Neptune is not, right? That's correct. But, you know, that doesn't tell us a lot. It tells us we, but one's alien

and one's alien another because they're so far away from the sun that we're in nether regions

here. So how things go, we just don't know. Do they both have rings? Yes, they both have rings.

And that means those are satellites in there, creating the ring?

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