How many years did it take the Voyager 1 space probe to reach interstellar space?
Correct answer: 34 years 11 months and 20 days
Qatwalk
Isn't it amazing that the Voyager probe made it all the way across the solar system and the vast majority of the trip without any engines burning. I have noticed that on most sci-fi movies that the spacecraft constantly has its engines burning as if it has infinite fuel supply. of course in the historical movies about the Apollo and Mercury missions, they only used engines for launch and course changes.
player one.five
I got this question on September 5th!
Destino Manifesto
Player #2342698, we are NOT alone. 😲
Player Say what!?
Astonishing feat and even more so based on the fact that technology is so much more advanced today.
Rob Choutka
Qatwalk, Voyager has no engines. It’s coasting after being propelled into orbit by a rocket booster.
Alex
hasn't reached ir yet
Red England
Only downside is that we’re polluting space with rockets spaceships etc … is very interesting though
Tracey
2012 - 1977 is around about 35 years... but it is now 2022 so nearly 45 years.
Trish
And it’s 10 years longer now. I wish they updated these questions sometimes