Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
NASA shuts down key Voyager instruments as energy dwindles, fighting to keep the legendary spacecraft alive into the 2030s.
The world’s longest-running space mission is in its twilight years as engineers make desperate power cuts to extend its life.
Voyager 1 and 2, humanity’s farthest travelers, continue sending data from deep space despite nearing their inevitable shutdown.
NASA sacrifices key scientific tools aboard Voyager to stretch its remaining power, pushing the spacecraft to its absolute limits.
With 23-hour communication delays, every command to Voyager is a gamble, as NASA fights against time to keep them alive.
Even with fading power, Voyager continues revealing secrets of interstellar space—where no spacecraft has gone before.
Nearly 50 years after launch, Voyager still defies expectations, but NASA warns its days are numbered.
The once-mighty Voyager probes drift into the void, their lights slowly dimming as power drains away.
Soon, Voyager may fall silent, forever drifting through the cosmos—a lonely monument to human exploration.