Roughly 15 billion miles. This is the gigantic distance in space that now gapes between us and the farthest man-made object ever; the voyager space probes. Only one other unmanned spacecraft, which was Voyager 2, has ever made it thus far into space. The probes, which were launched in the late 1970s, continue to regularly deliver important new information to scientific experts. But how come the Voyager mission, which began more than 45 years ago, is still active? What information was provided by the probe's mission? What about the puzzling plasma movements that Voyager 2 discovered a few years ago in interstellar space? Finally, and most importantly, where are Voyager Probes Right Now? Today, we'll take a deeper look at one of space travel's biggest success stories with you.
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