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                  Credit: CNN Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 cost $328 million in 1977. The only deep space telescope capable of sending information to Voyager is in Australia. Voyager sends information back to earth using 12 watts of power, the same power that fires up the light in your refrigerator. It is travelling at 16 Kilometres a second and covers more than a million kilometres every day. Voyager 1 will likely outlive our Sun and the earth, orbiting the milky way galaxy forever. Voyager 1 is the fastest spacecraft we have ever launched into space. It has been using an 8 track tape system to record and send back information to the earth for the past 42 years without fail. It now takes 20 hours for signals from Voyager to reach us, at the speed of light! Voyager 1 used Jupiter and Saturn to "Slingshot" and increase its speed without using extra fuel. The Voyagers  have a "Golden Record" attached to them, designed to be a calling card in ca...

  1) Guarantee: In the photographs from the Moon, the American banner appears as though it's fluttering in the breeze. That would be inconceivable on the grounds that there's no air up on the Moon. Reality: Rather than allowing the American banner to hang, the Public Air transportation and Space Organization (Nasa) had chosen to utilize a right-calculated bar to keep the banner spread out, Roger Launius, Nasa's previous boss student of history, told AP. As per the report, Armstrong and Aldrin bowed the bar a piece coincidentally, which made it seem as though the banner was moving. Further, Launius told AP, the space explorers were stressed the flagpole would tumble down after they had wound it into the ground, so they snapped the photographs rapidly, catching the banner as it was still moving. 2) Guarantee: No stars should be visible behind the scenes of any photos as Nasa realize that cosmologists would have the option to utilize them to sort out whether the photographs we...