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Nasa discovered furthest point in solar system(till now).

Artistic rendering of New Horizons flying by Ultima Thule Image: NASA
Nasa's New Horizon,a distant flyby, covered the longest distant in the history of human. The space probe was launched in 2006 and passed Pluto in 2016. The probe is currently at 4 billion miles fro earth.It has captured some icy rock space objects that has never been previously found called "Ultima Thule". This will help to map our solar system more accurately.
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