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Since November 14, Voyager 1 has not been sending back data collected by its scientific equipment. Hopes are fading it can be fixed.

NASAs Voyager 1 deep space probe started glitching last year, and scientists arent sure they can fix it.

Engineers are scrambling to save the storied spacecraft after it experienced an unforeseen glitch.

A communications glitch is preventing NASAs Voyager 1 probe — the farthest spacecraft from Earth in history — from sending home data, and mission scientists are growing concerned.

Part of the challenge is that it takes 45 hours to get a response from the spacecraft, which is 15 billion miles from Earth.

A computer glitch has put the future of humanity’s farthest-flung space probe in doubt.

As it stands, Voyager I continues to speed into the unknown at 38,000 mph. It's one of just two craft operating in interstellar space – the other...

NASA's historic Voyager 1 space probe, the most distant spacecraft ever, is sending bad data back to Earth and NASA isn't sure it can fix it.

"It would be the biggest miracle if we get it back. We certainly haven't given up."

The farthest spacecraft from Earth has been hit with a computer glitch that means it can’t send certain data back home.