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Right now, 15 billion miles from Earth, a spacecraft the size of a small car — powered by decaying plutonium and running on 69 kilobytes of memory — is detecting something in the darkness that no human instrument has ever measured before. A faint, persistent hum. The voice of interstellar space itself.

Tonight, we ride with Voyager into the longest night there is.

This is the complete story of NASA's Voyager mission — from a once-in-176-years planetary alignment, to the discovery of active volcanoes on Io, a hidden ocean beneath Europa's ice, supersonic winds on Neptune, and the moment Voyager 1 silently crossed into interstellar space on August 25, 2012... and nobody knew for 13 months. We'll explore the Golden Record — carrying the brain waves of a woman falling in love — the magnetic foam at the edge of the heliosphere, the mysterious "magnetic highway," and the eerie interstellar hum that proved the void between stars is never truly silent.

Dim the lights. This one is meant for the dark.

Drop a comment: Where are you listening from tonight, and what time is it?