Voyagers continue to send back data, even after 30 years. The Cosmic Ray Subsystem team studies measurements of cosmic rays left. The data is sensitive to low-energy phenomena in interplanetary space including solar flares. This report is updated Monday-Friday before noon.
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- Assuming a direct flight at the fastest speed yet attained (44,000 MPH I think) it
would take 6.9 years.
That is assuming no time for acceleration or deceleration.
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