Voyager 2's twin, Voyager 1, passed through the boundary three years ago, in the opposite hemisphere and about a billion miles farther from the Sun.
When Deep Space 1 passed within 10 miles of the asteroid in July 1999, a pointing error caused its camera to miss capturing close-up images.
(In 2006, Community Board 1 passed a resolution criticizing the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development for giving the 20-year abatement to a building with no affordable-housing component).
Community Board 1 passed a resolution last week asking the federal government to consider alternative sites in the northern suburbs or farther upstate, away from the city and the nation's financial center.
Not long after taking this final picture, Voyager 1 passed the orbit of Pluto, and by the end of 2004 had entered the realm of the Kuiper belt – a band of dark, Pluto-like worlds of rock and ice orbiting the Sun, almost imperceptibly far away.
Hypothesis 1 passed the first step of Baron and Kenny's (1986) mediation process.
