Voyager I may have left the building.
 

"New data from the spacecraft, which I will discuss below, indicate Voyager 1 may have exited the solar system for good. If true, this would mark a truly historic moment for the human race — sending a spacecraft beyond the edge of our home solar system."


http://blog.chron.com/sciguy/2012/10...-solar-system/

Lets hope it doesn't come back... :O:

So I guess scavenging the gold record on that thing is out of the question?:har:

Although I am a critic of both NASA and Star Trek, I do have to admit that this news is pretty cool. :sunny:

Theyve been expecting this for a couple years now. Hope fully the data confirms it.

Dammit. Missed my ride. :O:

Pretty exiting news i would say, but i also predict that in 125 years we will have ways to travel ultrafast through space and Voyager(s) will be picked up and put in a museum somewhere.:D

125?

Try far less.

With dilithium crystals none the less

http://www.businessinsider.com/newes...ystals-2012-10

It would surely be reliant on our supplies of unobatanium.