Voyager 1 is approaching a remarkable milestone in its interstellar journey. The spacecraft will officially be one light-day from Earth on November 15, 2026, despite traveling at just 11 miles per second compared to light’s 186,000 miles per second. Mission engineers continue communicating with the
The 47-year-old Voyager 1 spacecraft is approaching a new cosmic milestone. By late 2026, it will be so distant that communications with Earth will take a full day each way. This creates unprecedented challenges for NASA’s mission controllers.
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