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Voyager+2+also+examined+Neptune%27s+ring+and+moon+system.+It+discovered+900+complete+rings+and+additional+partial+ring+%5C%22arcs%5C%22+around+Neptune.+In+addition+to+examining+Neptune%27s+three+previously+known+moons%2C+Voyager+2+also+discovered+five+previously+unknown+moons%2C+one+of+which%2C+Proteus+%2C+proved+to+be+the+last+largest+moon+in+the+system.+Data+from+Voyager+further+reinforced+the+view+that+Neptune%27s+largest+moon%2C+Triton+%2C+is+a+captured+Kuiper+belt+object.+%5B25%5D%5CnOther+objects+in+the+Solar+system%5B+edit+%5D%5CnMain+article%3A+Exploration+of+Pluto%5CnPluto+and+Charon+%281994%29%5CnThe+dwarf+planet+Pluto+%28considered+a+planet+until+the+IAU+redefined+%5C%22planet%5C%22+in+October+2006+%5B26%5D+%29+presents+significant+challenges+for+spacecraft+because+of+its+great+distance+from+Earth+%28requiring+high+velocity+for+reasonable+trip+times%29+and+small+mass+%28making+capture+into+orbit+very+difficult+at+present%29.+Voyager+1+could+have+visited+Pluto%2C+but+controllers+opted+instead+for+a+close+flyby+of+Saturn%27s+moon+Titan%2C+resulting+in+a+trajectory+incompatible+with+a+Pluto+flyby.+Voyager+2+never+had+a+plausible+trajectory+for+reaching+Pluto.+%5B27%5D%5CnPluto+continues+to+be+of+great+interest%2C+despite+its+reclassification+as+the+lead+and+nearest+member+of+a+new+and+growing+class+of+distant+icy+bodies+of+intermediate+size%2C+in+mass+between+the+remaining+eight+planets+and+the+small+rocky+objects+historically+termed+asteroids+%28and+also+the+first+member+of+the+important+subclass%2C+defined+by+orbit+and+known+as+%5C%22+Plutinos+%5C%22%29.+After+an+intense+political+battle%2C+a+mission+to+Pluto+dubbed+New+Horizons+was+granted+funding+from+the+US+government+in+2003.+%5B28%5D+New+Horizons+was+launched+successfully+on+19+January+2006.+In+early+2007+the+craft+made+use+of+a+gravity+assist+from+Jupiter+.+Its+closest+approach+to+Pluto+will+be+on+14+July+2015%3B+scientific+observations+of+Pluto+will+begin+five+months+prior+to+closest+approach+and+will+continue+for+at+least+a+month+after+the+encounter.%5CnAsteroids+and+comets%5B+edit+%5D%5CnComet+103P%2FHartley%5CnAsteroid+4+Vesta%2C+imaged+by+the+Dawn+spacecraft%5CnUntil+the+advent+of+space+travel+%2C+objects+in+the+asteroid+belt+were+merely+pinpricks+of+light+in+even+the+largest+telescopes%2C+their+shapes+and+terrain+remaining+a+mystery.+Several+asteroids+have+now+been+visited+by+probes%2C+the+first+of+which+was+Galileo+%2C+which+flew+past+two%3A+951+Gaspra+in+1991%2C+followed+by+243+Ida+in+1993.+Both+of+these+lay+near+enough+to+Galileo%27s+planned+trajectory+to+Jupiter+that+they+could+be+visited+at+acceptable+cost.+The+first+landing+on+an+asteroid+was+performed+by+the+NEAR+Shoemaker+probe+in+2000%2C+following+an+orbital+survey+of+the+object.+The+dwarf+planet+Ceres+and+the+asteroid+4+Vesta+%2C+two+of+the+three+largest+asteroids%2C+are+targets+of+NASA%27s+Dawn+mission+%2C+launched+in+2007.%5CnWhile+many+comets+have+been+closely+studied+from+Earth+sometimes+with+centuriesworth+of+observations%2C+only+a+few+comets+have+been+closely+visited.+In+1985%2C+the+International+Cometary+Explorer+conducted+the+first+comet+flyby+%28+21P%2FGiacobiniZinner+%29+before+joining+the+Halley+Armada+studying+the+famous+comet.+The+Deep+Impact+probe+smashed+into+9P%2FTempel+to+learn+more+about+its+structure+and+composition+while+the+Stardust+mission+returned+samples+of+another+comet%27s+tail.+The+Philae+lander+successfully+landed+on+comet+67P%2FChuryumov%E2%80%93Gerasimenko+in+2014+as+part+of+the+broader+Rosetta+mission.%5CnHayabusa+was+an+unmanned+spacecraft+developed+by+the+Japan+Aerospace+Exploration+Agency+to+return+a+sample+of+material+from+a+small+nearEarth+asteroid+named+25143+Itokawa+to+Earth+for+further+analysis.+Hayabusa+was+launched+on+9+May+2003+and+rendezvoused+with+Itokawa+in+midSeptember+2005.+After+arriving+at+Itokawa%2C+Hayabusa+studied+the+asteroid%27s+shape%2C+spin%2C+topography%2C+colour%2C+composition%2C+density%2C+and+history.+In+November+2005%2C+it+landed+on+the+asteroid+to+collect+samples.+The+spacecraft+returned+to+Earth+on+13+June+2010.%5CnDeep+space+exploration%5B+edit+%5D%5CnFuture+of+space+exploration%5B+edit+%5D%5CnConcept+art+for+a+NASA+Vision+mission%5CnThe+examples+and+perspective+in+this+section+may+not+represent+a+worldwide+view+of+the+subject.+Please+improve+this+article+and+discuss+the+issue+on+the+talk+page+.%5Cn%28September+2013%29%5CnIn+the+2000s%2C+several+plans+for+space+exploration+were+announced%3B+both+government+entities+and+the+private+sector+have+space+exploration+objectives.+China+has+announced+plans+to+have+a+60ton+multimodule+space+station+in+orbit+by+2020.%5CnThe+NASA+Authorization+Act+of+2010+provides+objectives+for+American+space+exploration.+NASA+proposes+to+move+forward+with+the+development+of+the+Space+Launch+System+%28SLS%29%2C+which+will+be+designed+to+carry+the+Orion+MultiPurpose+Crew+Vehicle%2C+as+well+as+important+cargo%2C+equipment%2C+and+science+experiments+to+Earth%27s+orbit+and+destinations+beyond.+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Voyager+2+also+examined+Neptune%27s+ring+and+moon+system.+It+discovered+900+complete+rings+and+additional+partial+ring+%5C%22arcs%5C%22+around+Neptune.+In+addition+to+examining+Neptune%27s+three+previously+known+moons%2C+Voyager+2+also+discovered+five+previously+unknown+moons%2C+one+of+which%2C+Proteus+%2C+proved+to+be+the+last+largest+moon+in+the+system.+Data+from+Voyager+further+reinforced+the+view+that+Neptune%27s+largest+moon%2C+Triton+%2C+is+a+captured+Kuiper+belt+object.+%5B25%5D%5CnOther+objects+in+the+Solar+system%5B+edit+%5D%5CnMain+article%3A+Exploration+of+Pluto%5CnPluto+and+Charon+%281994%29%5CnThe+dwarf+planet+Pluto+%28considered+a+planet+until+the+IAU+redefined+%5C%22planet%5C%22+in+October+2006+%5B26%5D+%29+presents+significant+challenges+for+spacecraft+because+of+its+great+distance+from+Earth+%28requiring+high+velocity+for+reasonable+trip+times%29+and+small+mass+%28making+capture+into+orbit+very+difficult+at+present%29.+Voyager+1+could+have+visited+Pluto%2C+but+controllers+opted+instead+for+a+close+flyby+of+Saturn%27s+moon+Titan%2C+resulting+in+a+trajectory+incompatible+with+a+Pluto+flyby.+Voyager+2+never+had+a+plausible+trajectory+for+reaching+Pluto.+%5B27%5D%5CnPluto+continues+to+be+of+great+interest%2C+despite+its+reclassification+as+the+lead+and+nearest+member+of+a+new+and+growing+class+of+distant+icy+bodies+of+intermediate+size%2C+in+mass+between+the+remaining+eight+planets+and+the+small+rocky+objects+historically+termed+asteroids+%28and+also+the+first+member+of+the+important+subclass%2C+defined+by+orbit+and+known+as+%5C%22+Plutinos+%5C%22%29.+After+an+intense+political+battle%2C+a+mission+to+Pluto+dubbed+New+Horizons+was+granted+funding+from+the+US+government+in+2003.+%5B28%5D+New+Horizons+was+launched+successfully+on+19+January+2006.+In+early+2007+the+craft+made+use+of+a+gravity+assist+from+Jupiter+.+Its+closest+approach+to+Pluto+will+be+on+14+July+2015%3B+scientific+observations+of+Pluto+will+begin+five+months+prior+to+closest+approach+and+will+continue+for+at+least+a+month+after+the+encounter.%5CnAsteroids+and+comets%5B+edit+%5D%5CnComet+103P%2FHartley%5CnAsteroid+4+Vesta%2C+imaged+by+the+Dawn+spacecraft%5CnUntil+the+advent+of+space+travel+%2C+objects+in+the+asteroid+belt+were+merely+pinpricks+of+light+in+even+the+largest+telescopes%2C+their+shapes+and+terrain+remaining+a+mystery.+Several+asteroids+have+now+been+visited+by+probes%2C+the+first+of+which+was+Galileo+%2C+which+flew+past+two%3A+951+Gaspra+in+1991%2C+followed+by+243+Ida+in+1993.+Both+of+these+lay+near+enough+to+Galileo%27s+planned+trajectory+to+Jupiter+that+they+could+be+visited+at+acceptable+cost.+The+first+landing+on+an+asteroid+was+performed+by+the+NEAR+Shoemaker+probe+in+2000%2C+following+an+orbital+survey+of+the+object.+The+dwarf+planet+Ceres+and+the+asteroid+4+Vesta+%2C+two+of+the+three+largest+asteroids%2C+are+targets+of+NASA%27s+Dawn+mission+%2C+launched+in+2007.%5CnWhile+many+comets+have+been+closely+studied+from+Earth+sometimes+with+centuriesworth+of+observations%2C+only+a+few+comets+have+been+closely+visited.+In+1985%2C+the+International+Cometary+Explorer+conducted+the+first+comet+flyby+%28+21P%2FGiacobiniZinner+%29+before+joining+the+Halley+Armada+studying+the+famous+comet.+The+Deep+Impact+probe+smashed+into+9P%2FTempel+to+learn+more+about+its+structure+and+composition+while+the+Stardust+mission+returned+samples+of+another+comet%27s+tail.+The+Philae+lander+successfully+landed+on+comet+67P%2FChuryumov%E2%80%93Gerasimenko+in+2014+as+part+of+the+broader+Rosetta+mission.%5CnHayabusa+was+an+unmanned+spacecraft+developed+by+the+Japan+Aerospace+Exploration+Agency+to+return+a+sample+of+material+from+a+small+nearEarth+asteroid+named+25143+Itokawa+to+Earth+for+further+analysis.+Hayabusa+was+launched+on+9+May+2003+and+rendezvoused+with+Itokawa+in+midSeptember+2005.+After+arriving+at+Itokawa%2C+Hayabusa+studied+the+asteroid%27s+shape%2C+spin%2C+topography%2C+colour%2C+composition%2C+density%2C+and+history.+In+November+2005%2C+it+landed+on+the+asteroid+to+collect+samples.+The+spacecraft+returned+to+Earth+on+13+June+2010.%5CnDeep+space+exploration%5B+edit+%5D%5CnFuture+of+space+exploration%5B+edit+%5D%5CnConcept+art+for+a+NASA+Vision+mission%5CnThe+examples+and+perspective+in+this+section+may+not+represent+a+worldwide+view+of+the+subject.+Please+improve+this+article+and+discuss+the+issue+on+the+talk+page+.%5Cn%28September+2013%29%5CnIn+the+2000s%2C+several+plans+for+space+exploration+were+announced%3B+both+government+entities+and+the+private+sector+have+space+exploration+objectives.+China+has+announced+plans+to+have+a+60ton+multimodule+space+station+in+orbit+by+2020.%5CnThe+NASA+Authorization+Act+of+2010+provides+objectives+for+American+space+exploration.+NASA+proposes+to+move+forward+with+the+development+of+the+Space+Launch+System+%28SLS%29%2C+which+will+be+designed+to+carry+the+Orion+MultiPurpose+Crew+Vehicle%2C+as+well+as+important+cargo%2C+equipment%2C+and+science+experiments+to+Earth%27s+orbit+and+destinations+beyond.+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Voyager+2+also+examined+Neptune%27s+ring+and+moon+system.+It+discovered+900+complete+rings+and+additional+partial+ring+%5C%22arcs%5C%22+around+Neptune.+In+addition+to+examining+Neptune%27s+three+previously+known+moons%2C+Voyager+2+also+discovered+five+previously+unknown+moons%2C+one+of+which%2C+Proteus+%2C+proved+to+be+the+last+largest+moon+in+the+system.+Data+from+Voyager+further+reinforced+the+view+that+Neptune%27s+largest+moon%2C+Triton+%2C+is+a+captured+Kuiper+belt+object.+%5B25%5D%5CnOther+objects+in+the+Solar+system%5B+edit+%5D%5CnMain+article%3A+Exploration+of+Pluto%5CnPluto+and+Charon+%281994%29%5CnThe+dwarf+planet+Pluto+%28considered+a+planet+until+the+IAU+redefined+%5C%22planet%5C%22+in+October+2006+%5B26%5D+%29+presents+significant+challenges+for+spacecraft+because+of+its+great+distance+from+Earth+%28requiring+high+velocity+for+reasonable+trip+times%29+and+small+mass+%28making+capture+into+orbit+very+difficult+at+present%29.+Voyager+1+could+have+visited+Pluto%2C+but+controllers+opted+instead+for+a+close+flyby+of+Saturn%27s+moon+Titan%2C+resulting+in+a+trajectory+incompatible+with+a+Pluto+flyby.+Voyager+2+never+had+a+plausible+trajectory+for+reaching+Pluto.+%5B27%5D%5CnPluto+continues+to+be+of+great+interest%2C+despite+its+reclassification+as+the+lead+and+nearest+member+of+a+new+and+growing+class+of+distant+icy+bodies+of+intermediate+size%2C+in+mass+between+the+remaining+eight+planets+and+the+small+rocky+objects+historically+termed+asteroids+%28and+also+the+first+member+of+the+important+subclass%2C+defined+by+orbit+and+known+as+%5C%22+Plutinos+%5C%22%29.+After+an+intense+political+battle%2C+a+mission+to+Pluto+dubbed+New+Horizons+was+granted+funding+from+the+US+government+in+2003.+%5B28%5D+New+Horizons+was+launched+successfully+on+19+January+2006.+In+early+2007+the+craft+made+use+of+a+gravity+assist+from+Jupiter+.+Its+closest+approach+to+Pluto+will+be+on+14+July+2015%3B+scientific+observations+of+Pluto+will+begin+five+months+prior+to+closest+approach+and+will+continue+for+at+least+a+month+after+the+encounter.%5CnAsteroids+and+comets%5B+edit+%5D%5CnComet+103P%2FHartley%5CnAsteroid+4+Vesta%2C+imaged+by+the+Dawn+spacecraft%5CnUntil+the+advent+of+space+travel+%2C+objects+in+the+asteroid+belt+were+merely+pinpricks+of+light+in+even+the+largest+telescopes%2C+their+shapes+and+terrain+remaining+a+mystery.+Several+asteroids+have+now+been+visited+by+probes%2C+the+first+of+which+was+Galileo+%2C+which+flew+past+two%3A+951+Gaspra+in+1991%2C+followed+by+243+Ida+in+1993.+Both+of+these+lay+near+enough+to+Galileo%27s+planned+trajectory+to+Jupiter+that+they+could+be+visited+at+acceptable+cost.+The+first+landing+on+an+asteroid+was+performed+by+the+NEAR+Shoemaker+probe+in+2000%2C+following+an+orbital+survey+of+the+object.+The+dwarf+planet+Ceres+and+the+asteroid+4+Vesta+%2C+two+of+the+three+largest+asteroids%2C+are+targets+of+NASA%27s+Dawn+mission+%2C+launched+in+2007.%5CnWhile+many+comets+have+been+closely+studied+from+Earth+sometimes+with+centuriesworth+of+observations%2C+only+a+few+comets+have+been+closely+visited.+In+1985%2C+the+International+Cometary+Explorer+conducted+the+first+comet+flyby+%28+21P%2FGiacobiniZinner+%29+before+joining+the+Halley+Armada+studying+the+famous+comet.+The+Deep+Impact+probe+smashed+into+9P%2FTempel+to+learn+more+about+its+structure+and+composition+while+the+Stardust+mission+returned+samples+of+another+comet%27s+tail.+The+Philae+lander+successfully+landed+on+comet+67P%2FChuryumov%E2%80%93Gerasimenko+in+2014+as+part+of+the+broader+Rosetta+mission.%5CnHayabusa+was+an+unmanned+spacecraft+developed+by+the+Japan+Aerospace+Exploration+Agency+to+return+a+sample+of+material+from+a+small+nearEarth+asteroid+named+25143+Itokawa+to+Earth+for+further+analysis.+Hayabusa+was+launched+on+9+May+2003+and+rendezvoused+with+Itokawa+in+midSeptember+2005.+After+arriving+at+Itokawa%2C+Hayabusa+studied+the+asteroid%27s+shape%2C+spin%2C+topography%2C+colour%2C+composition%2C+density%2C+and+history.+In+November+2005%2C+it+landed+on+the+asteroid+to+collect+samples.+The+spacecraft+returned+to+Earth+on+13+June+2010.%5CnDeep+space+exploration%5B+edit+%5D%5CnFuture+of+space+exploration%5B+edit+%5D%5CnConcept+art+for+a+NASA+Vision+mission%5CnThe+examples+and+perspective+in+this+section+may+not+represent+a+worldwide+view+of+the+subject.+Please+improve+this+article+and+discuss+the+issue+on+the+talk+page+.%5Cn%28September+2013%29%5CnIn+the+2000s%2C+several+plans+for+space+exploration+were+announced%3B+both+government+entities+and+the+private+sector+have+space+exploration+objectives.+China+has+announced+plans+to+have+a+60ton+multimodule+space+station+in+orbit+by+2020.%5CnThe+NASA+Authorization+Act+of+2010+provides+objectives+for+American+space+exploration.+NASA+proposes+to+move+forward+with+the+development+of+the+Space+Launch+System+%28SLS%29%2C+which+will+be+designed+to+carry+the+Orion+MultiPurpose+Crew+Vehicle%2C+as+well+as+important+cargo%2C+equipment%2C+and+science+experiments+to+Earth%27s+orbit+and+destinations+beyond.+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