https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status/
damnthatsinteresting·Damn, that's interesting!byUhBell You can see the real-time location of Voyager 1 and 2 on NASA's websitehttps://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status/View original on lemmy.world81Comments8Reply
Sisko Urso odin.lanofthedead.xyzWow that is really cool, can even see what instruments are on and off.8Reply
EEpsilonVonVehron lemmy.worldBe sure to select the ‘view voyager’ button to see the interactive animated solar system. That’s awesome.5Reply
chop discuss.tchncs.de::: spoiler Live Updates Very far away… Very far away… Very far away… Very far away… Very far away… Very far away… :::5Reply
GlitzyArmrest lemmy.worldThe DSN is insane, the fact that we can still send bits back and forth with them so far away is quite an achievement alone.4Reply
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Wow that is really cool, can even see what instruments are on and off.
Be sure to select the ‘view voyager’ button to see the interactive animated solar system. That’s awesome.
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Very far away…
Very far away…
Very far away…
Very far away…
Very far away…
Very far away…
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The DSN is insane, the fact that we can still send bits back and forth with them so far away is quite an achievement alone.
One-way light travel time: 22 hours.
One light day.