Voyager 1 Voyager 2
Distance from the Sun (Km)
12,644,000,000
10,014,000,000
Distance from the Sun (Mi)
7,856,000,000
6,223,000,000
Distance from the Earth (Km)
12,544,000,000
9,973,000,000
Distance from the Earth (Mi)
7,794,000,000
6,198,000,000
Total Distance Traveled Since Launch (Km)
14,462,000,000
13,570,000,000
Total Distance Traveled Since Launch (Mi)
8,986,000,000
8,432,000,000
Velocity Relative to Sun
(Km/sec) 17.23 15.719
Velocity Relative to Sun
(Mi/hr) 38,542 35,161
Velocity Relative to Earth
(Km/sec) 24 22.441
Velocity Relative to Earth
(Mi/hr) 53,685 50,198
Round Trip Light Time (Hours:Minutes:Seconds)
23:14:38 18:28:46
http://vraptor.jpl.nasa.gov/flteam/weekly-rpts/current.html
Monday, July 22, 2002
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