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History
 The voyager 1 was launched on
  September 5, 1977
 At Cape Canaveral, Florida
 It took the voyager 1 1 to 2 years to be
  made
 It took the voyager 1 4 to 7 minutes to
  reach out of our atmosphere
 The voyager 1 was launched in Florida
  in 1977
Mission
 To investigate the
  circulation, dynamics, structure, and
  composition of the other planets atmosphere
 To characterize the morphology, geology, and
  physical state of the satellites of the planet
 To provide improved values for the
  mass, size, and shape of the planet, and its
  satellites, and any rings
 And to determine the magnetic
  field, structure, and characterize the
  composition and distribution of energetic
  trapped particles and plasma therein
Structure
 The structure of the voyager1 is the science instrument
  boom, high gain antenna, camerous and spacemeter
  , cosmic ray detector, low gain antenna, star
  trackers, radio generations , and magnetometer boom
 The structure was made to be unbreakable by the
  meteors and asteroids and many other things in the
  solar system
 The structure of the voyager 1 was made to last and not
  to freeze or to burn up
 The structure was made to last to send earth the images
  it took for the scientists to discover the atmosphere in
  the outer planets
Manned or unmanned
 The voyager 1 was unmanned because the
  voyager 1 was made to travel the solar system
  to see the other planets atmosphere
 The voyager could not travel with anybody
  because it travel the solar system
 If the voyager was manned they would have
  not survived long enough to explore the solar
  system
 The voyager was unmanned because no one
  could survive the heat and cool weather in the
  solar system
Important information
 Together the voyager 1 and 2 have
  discovered the outer planets to see the
  atmospheres of each outer planet
 As the voyager 1 went in a different
  direction the voyager 2 discovered the
  atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune
 The was launched to discover the outer
  planets and if there was any other
  planets or meoters in the solar system
 The voyager was made in Florida
Important information
Interesting information
 It took 13 hours to find its sensor to send
  images back to the space station
 It took 4 to 7 minutes to travel out of our
  atmosphere
 It took 4 minutes to reach Boston
 The voyager 1 traveled to Jupiter and
  Saturn and took a different direction to
 the heliosheath and still is traveling to
 this day
Interesting information
 The voyager 2 traveled to Uranus and
  Neptune and went to a different
  direction
Team
 Rebecca Mendoza, Sh’Raud
  Holmes, Leslie Martinez
Citing Resources
www.spacecraftsvoyager
 1.org
Wikipedia.com

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Voyager 1 Spacecraft: A History of its Launch, Mission and Discoveries

  • 1.
  • 2. History  The voyager 1 was launched on September 5, 1977  At Cape Canaveral, Florida  It took the voyager 1 1 to 2 years to be made  It took the voyager 1 4 to 7 minutes to reach out of our atmosphere  The voyager 1 was launched in Florida in 1977
  • 3. Mission  To investigate the circulation, dynamics, structure, and composition of the other planets atmosphere  To characterize the morphology, geology, and physical state of the satellites of the planet  To provide improved values for the mass, size, and shape of the planet, and its satellites, and any rings  And to determine the magnetic field, structure, and characterize the composition and distribution of energetic trapped particles and plasma therein
  • 4. Structure  The structure of the voyager1 is the science instrument boom, high gain antenna, camerous and spacemeter , cosmic ray detector, low gain antenna, star trackers, radio generations , and magnetometer boom  The structure was made to be unbreakable by the meteors and asteroids and many other things in the solar system  The structure of the voyager 1 was made to last and not to freeze or to burn up  The structure was made to last to send earth the images it took for the scientists to discover the atmosphere in the outer planets
  • 5. Manned or unmanned  The voyager 1 was unmanned because the voyager 1 was made to travel the solar system to see the other planets atmosphere  The voyager could not travel with anybody because it travel the solar system  If the voyager was manned they would have not survived long enough to explore the solar system  The voyager was unmanned because no one could survive the heat and cool weather in the solar system
  • 6. Important information  Together the voyager 1 and 2 have discovered the outer planets to see the atmospheres of each outer planet  As the voyager 1 went in a different direction the voyager 2 discovered the atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune  The was launched to discover the outer planets and if there was any other planets or meoters in the solar system  The voyager was made in Florida
  • 8. Interesting information  It took 13 hours to find its sensor to send images back to the space station  It took 4 to 7 minutes to travel out of our atmosphere  It took 4 minutes to reach Boston  The voyager 1 traveled to Jupiter and Saturn and took a different direction to the heliosheath and still is traveling to this day
  • 9. Interesting information  The voyager 2 traveled to Uranus and Neptune and went to a different direction
  • 10. Team  Rebecca Mendoza, Sh’Raud Holmes, Leslie Martinez