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Interstellar space · ~172 AU

Voyager 1

Launched5 Sep 1977
Distance~172 AU (Oct 2026)
Speed~17 km/s
Milestone1 light-day from Earth, 18 Nov 2026

Flew past Jupiter and Saturn, then crossed the heliopause in 2012, the first spacecraft in interstellar space.

Voyager 1 is about half Planet Nine's estimated distance, and still nowhere near the Oort Cloud. Position approximate (NASA, JPL Horizons). The dashed trail joins its Jupiter and Saturn flybys (approximate path).

Sources

  1. NASA: Where are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 now?
  2. JPL Horizons ephemeris system
  3. NASA 3D Resources (glTF models, free to use)
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