This new space probe will go farther and faster than any before, gathering data for generations By Charlie Wood / Published May 3, 2021
How the most distant object ever made by humans is spending its dying days By Rahul Rao / Published April 28, 2021
Here’s what we had to say about Voyager 1 when it launched 41 years ago By Popular Science, August 1977, by Jim Schefter / Published September 6, 2018
Voyager 1 just fired up some thrusters for the first time in 37 years By Rachel Feltman / Published December 5, 2017
NASA Scientists Answer Your Burning Questions About Voyager 1 By Rose Pastore / Published September 14, 2013
Voyager 1, Moving Ever Closer to Solar System’s Edge, Hit By Rapidly Increasing Amounts of Cosmic Rays By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 18, 2012
Voyager 1 Has Entered ‘Cosmic Purgatory,’ Where No Probe Has Gone Before By Clay Dillow / Published December 7, 2011
Voyager 1 Might Leave the Solar System Any Day Now, New Data Says By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 16, 2011
Voyager 1 Arrives at the Outward Reaches of the Solar Wind, Prepares To Enter Interstellar Space By Clay Dillow / Published December 15, 2010
After 12,000 Days in Space, Voyager 1 Heads for the Solar System Boundary By Laurie J. Schmidt / Published July 13, 2010