Where Is Voyager 1 Right Now in 2024!

Voyager 1 Spacecraft has officially become the furthest human-made object from Earth! Embark on a journey through the cosmos as we uncover the current whereabouts of NASA's iconic Voyager 1 spacecraft.

Discover how this groundbreaking probe, launched in 1977, has ventured over 15 billion miles from Earth and now voyages through interstellar space.

Stay up-to-date with the latest insights into Voyager 1's position, distance from Earth, and its ongoing mission to unravel the mysteries of the universe.

Join us as we celebrate the remarkable achievements of this pioneering spacecraft and explore the endless possibilities of space exploration.

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[ConnerByatt]

I had no idea the Voyager had travelled so far now, that's insane!

[hehuaheye]

I wish i could be with the spacecraft ❤

[Lewalty]

It’s amazing they can still track it? I’d have just assumed they’d lose signal due to distance?

[DemonzDirects]

the golden record is probably just free bird

[jaystepp]

Imagine if there was a a photo of some dogs playing poker as well, sent with the golden record.

[Hddddra-SalineXXx]

Voyager 1 really said to infinity and beyond

[mr.pangetako]

They should have put a picture of a human smiling. If its ever found, an alien for sure will know life did exist from another planet.

[Cypherreap]

who knows maybe if we get just the right angle we can send a voyager 3 outside of our galaxy to see whats outside

[hinamuazzam]

its been 7 months....Is voyager still alive?

[Awahalez]

Would be cool to see a video on voyagers discoveries?

Nice video

[IndhiyaThamizhan]

I believe you sincerely wished to convey something valuable thru the audio commentary. Why the noisy BGM to cancel it?

[johnbenjiebarnuevo]

Actually yung nakita natin sa video na simulator na kung pano mag collide galaxy natin sa m31 galaxy dahan dahan yun mangyayari

[tillytricc]

Wrong, Voyager 1 isn't the furthest human made object from our earth, it's that 1 balloon I let go when I was 4

[manzecibogus]

All assumptions, all images is artist rendition

[troyfitzmaurice]

Been watching progress of voyager from 9 years old. Guess how old i am.

[Smoothly-nc]

We lost the connection on 19 October 2024…😢

[BushidoMaster-ei]

They say escape velocity from earth is 7mps. The Sun is 333, 000 times the mass of the earth. That means escape velocity from the Sun/ Solar system is 333, 000 × 7mps, or something like 2.3 million miles per second. When did we gain that technology? The gravitational pull of another planet cannot accomplish this as 99.8% of all the mass in the solar system is in the sun. Just asking. Somebody check my figures.