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Where Are Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 Now? — NASA Voyager mission distance and status pages

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Both spacecraft were still operating in 2026, with Voyager 1 in the region of 170 astronomical units and Voyager 2 in the region of 140 AU, operating a reduced set of fields-and-particles instruments. V55 verification basis: the NASA pages could not be fetched (science.nasa.gov is blocked to this session) and the distance figures reaching this record came from third-party trackers summarising them; treat the AU values as indicative and date-dependent, not as read from NASA's ephemeris. Voyager 1's speed is also quoted inconsistently across trackers because some report a heliocentric speed of about 17 km/s and others an Earth-relative speed that varies with Earth's orbital position.

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