NASA Engineers BAFFLED by This Voyager 1 Cryptic Message Sent To Earth

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The longest-running space mission is a testament to NASA's engineering, but recently it discovered something that even the engineers can’t explain. Voyager is the longest-running mission in the history of space exploration. About 45 years later, NASA is still in contact with both probes, which take routine commands and transmit collected data back to Earth's deep space network.

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