The probe is now more than 18 billion kilometres from Earth, with equipment enabling it to reveal some of the secrets of interstellar space
NASA created history at the beginning of November when its Voyager 2 probe entered interstellar space. According to NASA, the spacecraft left the heliosphere, the protective bubble created by so...
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