- For other uses, see Voyager.
Voyager was the name given to at least six unmanned Terran space probes built and launched in the late 20th century by NASA, the space exploration agency of the United States of America, to explore the Sol system and beyond.
History[]
NASA approved six probes in the series in May 1972. All were built to virtually the same specifications, each consisting of 65 thousand individual parts. Those included a thermoelectric power generator, plasma and cosmic ray detectors, and a memory bank capable of holding 500 million bits. (Star Trek: The Magazine vol. 2, Issue 8: "Briefing: V'Ger")
By the late 2260s, several of these probes had been recovered by warp-powered vessels in deep space. Captain Anne Gauvreau received fifty kilocredits from the Smithsonian Institution for at least one such recovered probe. (TOS novel: Prime Directive)
- See also: Voyager 6
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Connections[]
| Voyager program space probes | |||
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| United States of America, NASA (primary universe) |
Voyager 1 • Voyager 2 • Voyager 3 • Voyager 4 • Voyager 5 • Voyager 6 • V'Ger (evolved version) |  
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| Terran Empire, TASA (mirror universe) |
Conqueror VI • The Other (evolved version) | 
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| Interstellar and deep space probes | ||
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| United States (NASA) | Pioneer 10 • Voyager series (Voyager 1 • Voyager 2 • Voyager 6) |
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| United Earth | Milky Way probe • Stellar series (Nomad • UNSS U Thant) • Wells series (Drake probe) | 
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| Federation Starfleet | Kepler series (Orpheus) • Quadros series (1 • 3 • 4) • Starfly One Bioprobe | 
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| Others | C/2018-G2 • Cetacean Probe • Conqueror VI • Kataan probe • Kelvan Expeditionary Return Probe • Kukulkan's probe • "Pups"'s probe • Tan Ru | 
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External links[]
- Voyager program article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
- Voyager series article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.