Uranus Revisited: Voyager 2's Data Under Scrutiny

NASA scientists have discovered that Voyager 2's 1986 Uranus flyby data was likely skewed by a rare solar wind event, occurring just 4% of the time. This means our understanding of Uranus' magnetosphere has been based on misleading information, igniting calls for a dedicated mission to unlock the planet's true secrets, including potential subsurface oceans on its moons. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan celebrates the reintroduction of tigers and China’s Chang'e-6 mission unveils intriguing lunar discoveries. The cosmos and our planet continue to surprise us!