Voyager I and II
By ready2earn
@ready2earn (435)
Italy
5 responses
@LetranKnight25 (33117)
• Philippines
1 Jun 10



@Xes210 (294)
• Australia
1 Jun 10
Voyager 1 is in the outer ring of our solar system and will exit our solar system in a few years time.The voyager 1 is currently traveling at 55 000km/h, which adds up to be 17km/s.Radio communication is still possible with these two robotic spacecraft but it takes 41 minutes to send and recieve data.Voyager 1 will most likely keep running for another 15 years at least when the onboard electric generators aren,t able to produce enough electricity to power the onboard instruments such as the radio satelite and other important compontents.
@fairly4458 (842)
• United States
19 Dec 06
They are so far out, & so old, most of the stuff to send info back isn't powerful enough, or is broken.
@ramya186 (949)
• India
19 Dec 06
Admiral James T. Kirk is assigned to his old ship, the USS Enterprise, in order to intercept a mysterious cloud approaching the Solar System. The Enterprise finally reaches the core of this cloud, and, through the assimilation of crew member Lt. Ilia by the cloud, Kirk and his crew discover it refers to itself as V'ger and wants to "bond with its Creator". Commander Spock, the Enterprise's Science Officer, then dons a spacesuit, exits the Enterprise and moves into V'ger's holographic memory chambers, where he sees a history of V'ger's journey. Kirk, Spock and the other senior crew do not learn that V'ger is in fact the human space probe Voyager 6 until they walk up to it at the film's climax.
