Goodnight, sweet princes.
"We're at 44 and a half years," Ralph McNutt, a Johns Hopkins University physicist, told the publication. "So we've done 10 times the warranty on the darn things."by 2025, and NASA has been cutting off features as necessary to extend their lives until then.
It will certainly be interesting to see how Earth's Voyager fans memorialize their missions. Remember how people mourned when theThe science Voyager conducts is as relevant as ever, so there's no reason to think it won't be just as missed. In fact, a team of researchers published findings obtained from Voyager dataThe twin Voyagers deserve a sentimental send off, but even if they don't get one, they'll leave behind decades of scientific data about the cosmos as their legacy.
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