Voyager 1 Resumes Science Data Transmission After 6-Month Glitch

TL;DR
NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft has resumed sending back science data after a six-month glitch caused by corrupted memory in its flight data subsystem. The probe, which has been operational for over 46 years and is now in interstellar space, is once again providing valuable information about the space between stars.
Topics:sciencespace-exploration#data-transmission#interstellar-space#nasa#space-exploration#spacecraft#voyager-1
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