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http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/...stellar-space/
Good luck Voyager… Watch out for Klingon ships though…
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A tribute to those that built and launched them in 1977.
We still wait for Voyager 6's launch.
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I thought Voyager had been in interstellar space for a while now...a couple of years.
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I'm kind impressed that it will be operational until 2020.
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An inspirational pair of probes, IMO in terms of long term achievements by man into space I'd say only second to the Apollo program.
I've wondered that, I think they may just be leaving the heliosheath, or gravitational influence of the sun, or the oort cloud... never really sure. |
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