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Voyager 2's 1986 Flyby Revealed Misleading Data on Uranus

  • New research reveals Voyager 2's 1986 flyby provided misleading data on Uranus, due to the Sun's solar wind affecting observations.
  • The study suggests Uranus has a more complex system than previously thought, as noted from Voyager 2's findings.
  • Voyager 2's observations captured only a temporary view of Uranus' magnetosphere, highlighting the limited understanding of the planet's system.
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