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Not a bad run for (almost) 50 years old tech.

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  • blatro@vis.socialB This user is from outside of this forum
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    RE: https://mastodon.social/@pomarede/116425898485043792

    Not a bad run for (almost) 50 years old tech. I wonder how many more decades before it and its twin go totally quiet?
    #NASA #Voyager #Space

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      RE: https://mastodon.social/@pomarede/116425898485043792

      Not a bad run for (almost) 50 years old tech. I wonder how many more decades before it and its twin go totally quiet?
      #NASA #Voyager #Space

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      @BLatro @Nick_Stevens_graphics @pomarede

      Much of the tech is quite a bit older than 50 years now. Voyager 1 and 2 were originally part of the Mariner programme and called Mariner 11 and 12 during build out from 1972 to 1977.

      The main computer control system (CCS) was identical to that used on the Viking orbiters launched in 1975.

      I believe the CCS on Voyager 2 holds the record for the longest running computer as it has been powered on continuously since August 1977.

      Epic.

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