Hors du système Solaire-Beyond the Solar System by claude19

Fractal • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 06, 2012

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pure apo Have a splendid middle of this week ! Voyager 1 est la première des deux sondes du programme Voyager lancées en 1977. Sa mission principale était d'étudier les planètes géantes Jupiter et Saturne. C'est la première sonde spatiale qui a fourni des images détaillées des lunes de ces deux planètes. Voyager 1, qui a franchi les limites du Système solaire, continue de collecter des données scientifiques. D'ici 2020, les instruments doivent être progressivement arrêtés pour faire face à l'affaiblissement de la source d'énergie électrique fournie par les trois générateurs thermoélectriques à radioisotope. Voyager 1 ne sera plus capable de transmettre de données au-delà de 2025. Ce n'est pas leur source de plutonium qui leur fera défaut mais les thermocouples qui convertissent la chaleur issue du plutonium en électricité Voyager 1 is the first of the two Voyager probes launched the program in 1977. Its main mission was to explore the giant planets Jupiter and Saturn. This is the first spacecraft that provided detailed images of the moons of these planets. Voyager 1, which has transcended the limits of the solar system, continues to collect scientific data. By 2020, the instruments must be stopped gradually to cope with the weakening of the power source supplied by three radioisotope thermoelectric generators. Voyager 1 will no longer be able to transmit data beyond 2025. This is not the source of plutonium shall fail but the thermocouples that convert heat from plutonium into electricity from Wikipedia.

Comments (24)

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Leije

3:45AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Merci pour les infos, Claude! ton image est très épurée et très belle et donne vraiment une impression d'espace!

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Jean_C

4:04AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Superbe évocation d'un espace sans fin et des quelques objets qui le peuplent! Infos, intéressantes! Bonne journée, Claude!

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legolie

5:08AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Un peu de culture ne fait pas de mal et illustré de cette manière, c'est encore mieux !! Superbe :-)

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odile

6:13AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Quelle formidable expedition que celle des sondes Voyager!Je me souviens combien étaient magnifiques les photos qu'elles nous ont transmises. Jolie image !

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Wolfmanw

6:41AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Superb image and information

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nitegrafix

8:09AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Fantastic, well done.

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peedy

8:42AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Gorgeous. Lovely colors. Corrie

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MrsRatbag

8:46AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

What wonderful light and texture! Well done, Claude!

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rayag

9:24AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Very beautiful and creative. Gorgeous image! Bravo!

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flavia49

9:27AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

magnificent work!

KnightWolverine

10:57AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

Pure Enjoyment Claude!

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Xanthmann

11:54AM | Wed, 06 June 2012

It is very interesting how so many minds could figure out how to do so much with so little...back then. Now a days we can't even send an RC car to Mars without getting it stuck on a rock...if it lands in one piece. Things were really built to last back in the day. Maybe instead of seeing how we can 'improve' on the past, if we thought what would the past do with the advances we have made...Mars would probably already have been teraformed... Just a thought.

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