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The 23 pages that link to Voyager 2, each with the reason it gives.

• NeptuneRelated: Its encounter supplied most close-range observations of Neptune and its moons.

• SaturnRelated: Its measurements extended the brief Voyager-era reconnaissance of Saturn.

• Voyager 1Compared with: Its different trajectory enabled encounters with Uranus and Neptune that Voyager 1 never made.

• Cassini–HuygensCompared with: Its one-time flyby offered a snapshot rather than Cassini’s repeated seasonal observations.

• Voyager programBroader topic: Its trajectory enabled the only close-up visits to Uranus and Neptune.

• Gravity assistBroader topic: A sequence of planetary flybys enabled its tour of the outer solar system.

• UranusRelated: Its 1986 flyby remains the only close-range visit to Uranus by a spacecraft.

• HeliosphereBroader topic: Its crossing supplied a second, differently located sample of the boundary.

• Deep Space NetworkBroader topic: Its distant science data and commands rely on long-range network links.

• Galileo (spacecraft)Related: Its Jupiter encounter supplied a comparative flyby record before Galileo arrived.

• Great Red SpotRelated: Its close-up observations helped reveal the storm’s cloud structure and surrounding atmospheric flow.

• Rings of JupiterRelated: Its observations helped refine the first views of the ring system.

• HeliopauseBroader topic: It crossed the heliopause in 2018 and measured a second location on the boundary.

• Pioneer 11Related: Pioneer 11 provided the first close reconnaissance of Saturn before Voyager 2 arrived.

• Rings of NeptuneRelated: Its images revealed Neptune’s rings and their bright arcs at close range.

• Great Dark SpotRelated: Its 1989 Neptune flyby supplied the images that first revealed the Great Dark Spot.

• Local Interstellar CloudRelated: Its plasma and magnetic-field data provide a second in situ view beyond the heliosphere.

• Moons of NeptuneRelated: Its flyby supplied the first close-up observations of Triton and several inner moons.

• Moons of UranusRelated: Its 1986 encounter provided nearly all detailed spacecraft images of Uranus’s moons.

• Rings of UranusRelated: Its encounter revealed ring details and discovered two rings invisible from Earth at the time.

• Saturn's hexagonRelated: Its Saturn observations helped confirm the hexagon was a persistent atmospheric feature.

• Atmosphere of UranusRelated: Its images and measurements established much of the direct evidence about Uranus’s atmosphere.

• Extraterrestrial vortexRelated: Its Neptune encounter discovered the Great Dark Spot and documented giant-planet weather.