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WHERE ARE VOYAGER 1 & 2 RIGHT NOW?
Image Credits: NASA/JPL Solar System Simulator developed by: David Seal
NOTE: Voyager 1 is currently headed generally toward the constellation Ophiuchus in a path inclined "upward" (northward) relative to the Ecliptic. Voyager 2 is currently headed generally toward the constellation Telescopium in a path inclined "downward" (southward) relative to the Ecliptic.
Simulator Image Notes: 1) Fields of View are measured horizontally. 2) View is from "above" the Solar System, oriented so that the spacecraft is centered and the Sun appears in the 12:00 midnight direction. 3) Light-Travel Time is not included in calculated times.
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