Space
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The Interstellar Argument: Has Voyager Really Made It?
Earlier this month, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) confirmed that the unmanned spacecraft Voyager1 has slipped into interstellar space - a first for a manmade observational tool. However, researchers are now refuting this claim, saying that we won't truly know if this spacecraft has gone interstellar until late 2015.
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