Join NASA's Worldwide Voyager 1 Celebration on Tuesday, November 17
NASA will mark the milestone with a worldwide light signal and a JPL briefing on the twin probes’ interstellar science and long-term operations.
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Join NASA's worldwide Voyager 1 celebration on Tuesday, November 17
Back in 1998, NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft became the farthest human-made object to ever travel beyond Earth. That technically means the intrepid explorer has been constantly breaking its own record for the last 28 years. But on November 18 (at 5:18 a.m. EST, to be exact), Voyager 1 will set a very specific and significant major record. At that point, it will officially be exactly one light-day away from its home planet. This means all future com…
Voyager 1 celebrates November 18 a day of light: 25.9 billion kilometers and 48 hours of waiting for each order. NASA celebrates it with two acts. The Voyager 1 entry reaches one day of Earth light: 25.9 billion kilometers and 24 hours of delay in the signal appears first in Merca2.
Anija kozmike Voyager 1 e NASA-s pritet të shënojë një tjetër arritje historike më 18 nëntor 2026, kur distanca e saj nga Toka do të arrijë rreth 26 miliardë kilometra. Për herë të parë, një objekti i krijuar nga njeriu do t’i duhet një ditë e plotë drite, ose 24 orë, që sinjali i tij [...]
NASA's Voyager 1 probe, launched in 1977, will be exactly one light-day away from Earth on November 18, that is, about 25.89 billion kilometers.
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