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As of now, there are no approved missions to revisit Neptune anytime soon. New technology could make a mission in the 2030s worthwhile, but currently, any incentive to visit Neptune pails in comparison to the amount of resources and time it would take to reach the planet again. That being said, our first and only mission (Voyager 2) has provided us with almost all our information about the planet known today.
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Voyager 2 is the only spacecraft to come close to Neptune. The Probe reached Neptune on August 24th, 1989, taking images of the planet and the moon Triton. In addition, it also took images of never-before-seen cloud patterns and faint bands seen on the surface of the planet.