#Voyager

The probe and its twin, Voyager 2, have been hurtling through space for almost 50 years, stretching humanity's reach into interstellar space. The upcoming milestone is a testament to scientific endeavor and ingenuity

Traveling one light-day took the space probe 49 years. it would take a human 612,015 years to walk that distance.

NASA’s interstellar space probe has traveled farther than any other human-made object.

Flashback to 1977. Jimmy Carter was U.S. president, Star Wars was a box office hit, and the two Voyager spacecraft departed on an historic Grand Tour of the solar system.…

Voyager 1 is nearing a historic distance from Earth, and the record brings a new challenge for NASA's attempts to communicate with it.

Launched 49 years ago, the spacecraft keeps beaming data from interstellar space despite recent challenges like a 48-hour outage in mid-October, which its fault-protection system fixed on its own by switching thrusters.…

NASA’s Voyager 1 is approaching an extraordinary milestone nearly 50 years after its launch, even as engineers battle dwindling power and mysterious technical problems.…

I'm Raquel Villanueva from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and that's What's Up this month.

Voyager 1 is nearing one light-day away from Earth, when radio signals will take 24 hours to travel between Earth and the spacecraft.

It’s no big secret at this point that we are looking at the final years of the two venerable Voyager spacecraft. With their power supplies diminishing and their 1970s-era electronics still gi…

On November 18, 2026, the Voyager 1 spacecraft will reach a historic milestone: one light-day from Earth, the farthest humanity has ever explored.

Using Voyager as an example, I feel that Harry Kim would have become a sober, brave and empathetic captain, whereas Tom would have employed all the reckless cowboyness of Kirk without the leadership qualities. What do you think?…

What would be your alternate bridge crew for Voyager? for example are there any TNG characters who would have fit in like Thomas Riker? Ro Laren was definitely considered by the writers but the actress apparently did not want the role For me, I think it…

r/startrek 1d ago u/laptopuser75 I love Voyager, but the Vidiians have to be the worst villains in Star Trek history Everything about them is maddening and horrifying.…

Voyager 2 would have had to shut down one of its last remaining instruments later this year, until NASA made some power changes.