I think it is a stellar achievement. Every soul that worked on this spacecraft and mission has great reason to be proud of their singular achievement. Learn more about the Voyager mission here.
Friday, September 13, 2013
NASA REPORTS VOYAGER I HAS LEFT THE SYSTEM
On Thursday NASA formally announced that Voyager I, launched in 1977 on a 4 year voyage of exploration to study Jupiter and Saturn, left the solar system last year. Voyager I is still working after 36 years in space and reports information scientists study to this day.
I think it is a stellar achievement. Every soul that worked on this spacecraft and mission has great reason to be proud of their singular achievement. Learn more about the Voyager mission here.
Updates as INS gets them from NASA.
I think it is a stellar achievement. Every soul that worked on this spacecraft and mission has great reason to be proud of their singular achievement. Learn more about the Voyager mission here.
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Also known as Elvis - just wait until it returns!
ReplyDeleteI thought it calls itself VEEGER when it comes back.
DeleteI think it is a stellar achievement.
ReplyDeleteAhem. Ya coulda said "to boldly go" or sumthin' similar, too. ;-)
I'm holding off until we got us a Star Fleet.
DeleteIt was 'Just a 4 year tour'
ReplyDeleteI know, it's the Gilligan of NASA.
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