Voyager 1 farthest spacecraft from earth sending incoherent information against Again to nasa

Voyager 1 farthest spacecraft from earth sending incoherent information against Again to nasa


Voyager 1 spacecraft of Nasa is currently the farthest item sent by humans to space. That is, this spacecraft exists far away from humans. It has reached 24 billion kilometers away. But the concern of scientists operating it has now increased. Spacecraft has not been working properly for some time. It is sending strange data to the mission controllers of the space agency which is not rational. That is, the spacecraft is giving totter data.

According to Suzanne Dod, working at NASA’s jet propulsion laboratory, the spacecraft has stopped talking to him in a compatible manner. Suzanne Dodd Voyzer has been associated with 2010 in the Interstater Mission and is working as its project manager. Voyager 1 and his brother Voyager 2, both have been on a journey of space for more than 40 years. According to Science Friday, they were launched by NASA in 1977. These spacecrafts are very much distance from the earth. NASA says that their distance is 130 times the distance which is between the sun and the earth.

The spacecraft set out on a 4 -year mission. They were sent to space to gather information about Jupiter, Seturn and their Moon. That is, they have done 35 years more work than their prescribed mission. Both spacecrafts have made many important discoveries about the planet Jupiter and Saturn. They have detected the active volcanoes on the Moon of Jupiter. Voyager 2 has also gone to search even Uranus and Neptune. This is the only spacecraft that has reached these two planets.

Scientists are worried about Voyager 1 as it has not sent any compatible data on earth since November. Yes, it has taken some amazing pictures including the light blue dot image of the earth. Carl Sagan has told through it how small our existence is in this universe.

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