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humanity has explored the solar system in remarkable depth, new discoveries continue to astonish us. For years, we believed we had identified all the planets, only to be proven wrong. What about the Voyager probes—how far have they ventured beyond our solar system? Even scientists are amazed by the groundbreaking revelations from these spacecraft.
One of the most fascinating discoveries is that our entire solar system, including the distant Oort Cloud, which lies about a light-year from the Sun, is encapsulated within a colossal bubble. This bubble spans 1,000 light-years across, with the Sun remarkably positioned near its center. But what exactly happened as the Voyager spacecraft crossed the edge of the solar system? Could we truly be trapped in a massive "space bubble"? And how does this discovery reshape our understanding of the solar system's dynamics? Let’s dive in to find out.