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Voyager 1's signal now takes more than 23 hours to reach Earth, and by the time NASA receives the next status check the spacecraft will already be 1.5 million kilometres further into interstellar space

By the time NASA receives Voyager 1's next status check, the spacecraft has already moved more than...

SCIENCE May 18, 2026

Voyager 1's signal now takes more than 23 hours to reach Earth, and by the time NASA receives the next status check the spacecraft will already be 1.5 million kilometres further into interstellar space

By the time NASA receives Voyager 1's next status check, the spacecraft has already moved more than 1.4 million kilometres further into interstellar space.

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By the time NASA receives Voyager 1's next status check, the spacecraft has already moved more than 1.4 million kilometres further into interstellar space.

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