Voyager Program News Today

“A clock is ticking on one of America’s most famous apps.”

NASAs Voyager 1 probe -- the most distant man-made object in the universe -- is returning usable information to ground control following months of spouting gibberish, the US space agency

Voyager 1 and 2 launched in 1977 and are NASA’s oldest and most distant robotic space travelers. An issue with Voyager 1’s code that began in November meant the spacecraft was unable to send back data from interstellar space. After some creative engineering to find a solution, Voyager teams got the first usable data from the spacecraft on April 20.

JPL engineers pinpointed the cause behind the anomaly and came up with a clever plan to rescue the iconic mission.

Corrupted memory hardware is causing the mission to transmit gibberish, but there may be a way to fix it

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

NASA's spacecraft has been suffering from a computer anomaly for months, in what the project manager describes as the "most serious" incident in recent memory.

Most people think of Uranus and Neptune as pale greenish blue and royal blue. But a new study shows the two planets are actually a very similar color.

The nearly 50 year old spacecraft has experienced a glitch which means it is no longer sending science data back to Earth.

The famous spacecraft started transmitting a repeated pattern of ones and zeroes, and engineers are scrambling to find a solution.