He's alive!
The old probe suddenly started sending crap six months ago. Some people had already seen their end coming, but the amazing feat of remote maintenance was able to save them
Voyager 1 has not yet been written off. In a complex procedure, the mission team from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory was able to restart the historic space probe at a distance of 24 billion kilometers.
Voyager 1 He did it again against all odds. More than six months ago we were on board a nearly 50-year-old space probe Serious problems happened. The ancient warrior's relatively primitive technology, but above all, formidable technology The distance is 24 billion kilometersIt made finding the cause and fixing it remotely an almost impossible task. Once again, it seems that the final farewell to this historic mission is on the horizon.
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