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Where is voyager 1 heading to?

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Out there. Voyager I is at the edge of interstellar space, having been launched back in 1977. It's about 125AU out now, and it's still working, sending back measurements of the outer boundary of our sun's influence. It will travel forever at its current speed and direction, unless it hits something, which is incredibly unlikely.

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