Where is the Voyager space craft now?
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voyager 1 is approx 98.396AU from earth (1AU = 92,955,807miles)\nso it's 9 billion (9,146,479,585.572) miles from earth.\nthat also translates into ~1/100 of light year from earth\n\nvoyager 2 is approx 79.048AU from earth.\nSo it's 7 billion (7,347,970,631.736) miles from earth.\nthat translates into ~1/100 of light year from earth
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NASA is in central Florida
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Aerial.  Its from space.
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It was Columbia. It was first launched into space 04/12/81 It was the First Flight (STS-1) of the space shuttle program, now on hiatus after the rentry destruction of Columbia.\n\nThere was an earlier test orbiter called Enterprise. It was the prototype and was used to many tests but never actually made it into orbit. This orbiter now resides at McDonnell Space Hangar at the new National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center near Dulles Airport in northern Virginia.
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The Canadian Space agency web site should be your best bet.  Here is the link to the Canadarm 2 web page, with many linked pages that can be accessed.
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The space station is located in orbit around the Earth at an altitude of approximately 360 km (220 miles), a type of orbit usually termed low Earth orbit (The actual height varies over time by several kilometres due to atmospheric drag and reboosts) It orbits Earth in a period of about 92 minutes; by June 2005 it had completed more than 37,500 orbits since launch of the Zarya module on November 20 1998.
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I think this is the last picture taken by Voyager. See the first source below or google "pale blue dot". The spacecraft are still operating and measurements are still being taken, but the camera has been shut down because there is nothing out there to take a picture of, and to save power. See the second source for more information.
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It's spelled "Star Trek". Since The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise are all over, then they will probably make a new Star Trek, but I get the feeling it probably won't be for a while.
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The definitive work about the Voyager record is "Murmurs of Earth" by Sagan, Drake, Lomberg et.al. Basically, this book\n\n"Murmurs of Earth", originally published in 1978, was reissued in 1992 by Warner News Media and includes a CD-ROM that replicates the Voyager record. Unfortunately, this book is now out of print, but it is worth the effort to try and find a used copy or browse through a library copy.
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its to far away. would take 100 years to get there w/ the current space fleet we have there. now if we had nuke space ships that could go 100X's faster and recycle the air then it could be done in 5 years or so. but food and water would be the problem.
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Go to the following website to get the latest news on the Pluto - Kuiper Belt mission:\n\nhttp://pluto.jhuapl.edu/
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I'm going to try and watch it from my balcony. I live in south florida and I've been told you can see the shuttle taking off and landing even from down here. Apparently its like fireworks, and cine I moved from Canada last year and don't get to celebrate Canada Day, this will be my fireworks! Rock on NASA!!
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Near outer space is at least 110 km above ground.
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No,\n\nThe New Horizons space probe will not reach Jupiter until February 2007.  At that time the craft will use the gravity of Jupiter to redirect itself toward Pluto and the Kuiper Belt.  The craft is scheduled to arrive at Pluto in July of 2015\n\nHope that helps,\nRobert Smith
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leave yes, but not forever.  then i could come back & visit & see how much space debris & space trash is floating in our upper stratosphere.  then i could appreciate how untrash the new place looks.\n\n\nby the way, do U really have monkey feet?
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The scientist in charge of this project were taking extra care with picture preparation. Go to the site and you will see that around May 17th I think we can start looking for the particles from space.\nSee link below for Stardust at Home
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You can become an astronomer.  This is one of the hot topics in astronomy right now, and quite a bit of effort is being put into it by professional astronomers.  In the meantime you can use your spare CPU cycles to help check radio signals from other stars for signs that they may have been produced with the inetent of contacting us through the SETI@home project.  The rpgram runs as a screen saver, and has been around for a number of years now.\n\nAs far as Voyager 2, it is just under 80AU away (80 times the distance from the earth to the sun), in the direction of the constellation Telescopium.