Astronomers observed hundreds of light-years-long stars in space on Earth. But any object sent by humans could have crossed that distance very far. Spaceship Voices-1 and Voices-2 have crossed the maximum distance between the objects sent by humans. These two passes are now moving towards the endless Sunflowers after finishing the solar system.
Voices today are moving ahead of the solar system. But at the beginning its purpose was not exactly the same. In order to collect information about Jupiter and Saturn, Voyager-1 was launched in August 1977 and Voices-2 was launched in September of the same year.
In March 1979, Voyager-1 crossed the Saturn in Jupiter planet and in November 1980. In July 1979 Voices 2 crossed the Saturn and Jupiter planet in August 1981. Later it was the first spacecraft to observe Uranus in January 1986 and Neptune in August 1989.
Both of the missions have many successes. So far, 25 new satellites have been detected on their journey, the volcano discovered on Jupiter's moon, the properties of the four planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) characterized the chemical and genetic formation of the atmosphere, and the characteristics of solar particles released from the Sun, known as solar wind Recognized. These information gives us new ideas.
Both of the missions have many successes. So far, 25 new satellites have been detected on their journey, the volcano discovered on Jupiter's moon, the properties of the four planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) characterized the chemical and genetic formation of the atmosphere, and the characteristics of solar particles released from the Sun, known as solar wind Recognized. These information gives us new ideas.
Despite such success, the most successful success has not yet come. That is to connect with the planet Earth. In 1990, Voices-1 and Voices-2 were added to the new mission to monitor the outer atmosphere of the solar system. Two space missions were sent to two different directions. Objectives We can learn about the world outside of the solar system and if any intelligent animal is found then let them know about our world.
Within two spaceship there is a protected gramophone record inside the gold disk. This includes greetings in 54 languages, Bangla samples of various songs of different ages, and the creation of natural and human created words in the world. 117 photos are also attached, with information about the world. There are some electronic data on this disk that if there are advanced technologies, then they can convert them into diagrams and images.
Discs are protected in aluminum cover with gold plated. This system is not to be harmed by the small earthquake strikes in space. There is also a diagram of the lenses required to play the recording inside and outside the lining. The outer diagram can be eroded over time, so this system. If you want to see and listen to all the pictures and records given by the voyager. For this, go to http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/
On February 17, 1998, Voyager-1 crossed the distance of 10.4 billion kilometers from the Sun. This is the first time elapsed for any object created by humans. As we take 1 to 3 with the help of Magyaginine, Voices-1 is crossing 52km distance.
It is running at a speed of about 17.3 kilometers per second in the sun. In September 2016, Voices 2 is about 16.82 billion kilometers from the Sun and Voices -1 crosses 20.41 billion kilometers. To reach Proxima Center, the nearest star of the solar system, it will take 70 thousand years of Voices-1!
As far as the solar system is in the solar system, the area is called Heliosphere. This region extends far from Pluto's orbit. On September 12, 2013, NASA announced that, Voices-1 has left the heliosphere. From that point of view, it runs through the bounds of our solar system and runs in the eternal star. This is certainly a significant achievement for mankind