Voyager

An artist's illustration of the Voyager spacecraft. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

What did we learn from the Voyager mission?

Linda Morabito’s computer displays the image in which Io’s volcanic plume was revealed. Image provided by Bill Peters and used with permission.

Volcanoes on Io: an interview with Voyager scientist Linda Morabito

Voyager 2 has passed through the heliopause, into interstellar space. The bubble of particles and magnetism surrounding the Sun known as the heliosphere is stretched out behind the Sun as it moves through the Galaxy. Image Credit: NASA

Voyager 2 reaches interstellar space

Saturn and two of its moons photographed in 1980 by Voyager 1. The moons, Tethys (closest to the planet) and Dione, are visible as bright spots in space next to the gas giant. Tethys's shadow can also be seen on Saturn itself. (Credit: NASA/JPL)

Voyager’s best images of the Solar System

An artist's impression of the two Voyager spacecraft at the edge of the heliosphere. Credit: NASA.

Voyager 1 reaches interstellar space