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NASA has decided to extend its New Horizons mission until the spacecraft exits the Kuiper Belt, which is expected to take place as early as 2028, the space agency announced. The mission was originally scheduled to wrap up operations at the end of 2024. During its bonus time in the frozen depths of the solar system, New Horizons will mainly focus on collecting heliophysics data heliophysics is the study of the Sun and how it interacts with its surrounding environment . The space <a href=https://www.stanleycups.ro>stanley cupe</a> craft w <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> ill observe the Sun in a low-power mode, but as a bonus, it will also search for an object in the Kuiper Belt to conduct a close flyby. The decision was celebrated by the mission team, who challenged a proposal by NASA to transfer the mission from the space agencys Planetary Science Division to the Heliophysics Division and focusing all of its efforts on the Sun. I want to thank everyone who supported us in getting NASA to continue the exploration of the Kuiper Belt by its NASA New Horizons spacecraft, Alan Stern, principal investigator for New Horizons, wrote on X formerly Twitter . New Horizons launched on January 18, 2006, and spent nearly 15 years to reach its orbital perch in the far reaches of the solar system around 50 times farther away than Earth is from the Sun . From there, the spacecraft has been exp |