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Did Voyager 2 pass Pluto? If not, was it intended to?

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No, Voyager 2 did not do a "fly-by" of Pluto (which is currently inside Neptune's orbit, BTW). Its fly-by of Nepttune occurred in 1989, so it's well outside the Solar System by now.

Hawley


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