NASA’s Voyager Discovers a Mysterious “Wall of Fire” Beyond the Sun’s Reach

NASA’s Voyager Discovers a Mysterious “Wall of Fire” Beyond the Sun’s Reach

In 1977, NASA launched Voyagers 1 and 2 to explore the outer Solar System. Nearly 50 years later, they’ve detected a “wall of fire” — a superheated plasma zone (54,000–90,000 °F) at the heliopause, where the Sun’s influence ends. This persistent feature, measured by both probes years apart, is reshaping our understanding of the Solar System’s boundary and its connection to the galaxy. Watch this video to learn more about this topic.

Credit to : NASA Space News