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19. K&R that!

Fri Dec 1, 2017, 09:41 PM

Dec 2017

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After 37 years, Voyager 1 has fired up its trajectory thrusters [View all] n2doc Dec 2017 OP

Thanks for the post. Always loved this stuff. c-rational Dec 2017 #1

They dont build them like they used to Ferrets are Cool Dec 2017 #2

Amazing. byronius Dec 2017 #3

The signal strength from Voyager is less than one trillionth of a watt disalitervisum Dec 2017 #4

Very well put and great ideas Bradshaw3 Dec 2017 #5

+1. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2017 #10

With that wonderful thought ... please give the holiday a name Thekaspervote Dec 2017 #11

We shall name it V'ger day. Rabrrrrrr Dec 2017 #16

Yes! There it is. Perfect! nt sammythecat Dec 2017 #30

Love it! Auggie Dec 2017 #15

+1 PunkinPi Dec 2017 #23

(we already celebrate Newton's birthday.....) lastlib Dec 2017 #29

Thanks for the post Bradshaw3 Dec 2017 #6

I wonder if that will be just from momentum alone ... Fantastic Anarchist Dec 2017 #21

Absolutely agree Victor_c3 Dec 2017 #12

My freakin' microwave won't last 37 years! Stryst Dec 2017 #8

Life on Mars shenmue Dec 2017 #9

I clicked this cause I thought it was a Star trek thread lol TalenaGor Dec 2017 #13

Aren't they 70,000 light years away in the Delta Quadrant ... Fantastic Anarchist Dec 2017 #22

good point lol TalenaGor Dec 2017 #24

wow, that's so cool. iluvtennis Dec 2017 #14

the '57 Chevy orangecrush Dec 2017 #17

so fucking cool... FirstLight Dec 2017 #18

K&R that! docgee Dec 2017 #19

Mind boggling.... panader0 Dec 2017 #20

Sure is nice to have uplifting news. Martin Eden Dec 2017 #25

Thanks for posting this!!! n/t RKP5637 Dec 2017 #26

That's amazing. That technology launched in 1977. underpants Dec 2017 #27

Built well Plucketeer Dec 2017 #28