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Far beyond the orbit of Neptune, in a silence deeper than anything humanity has ever witnessed, the Voyager spacecraft continued drifting through a region once believed to be empty. The mission expected nothing but cold vacuum, frozen dust, and temperatures approaching absolute zero. That was the assumption. That was the model. That was the prediction.
But when the first data began to show unexpected levels of energy, heat, and activity, scientists initially believed the sensors were malfunctioning. How could a region so distant from the Sun display signals resembling the behavior of a burning star? Nothing that far out should be hot. Nothing that far out should be active. Nothing that far out should be alive with energy.
Yet the data was clear. Consistent. Continuous.
Voyager 1, after nearly half a century in space, had reached the true boundary of the Sun’s influence. And what it found there was not darkness.
It found fire.
To understand how we reached that moment, we need to return to 1977, to a launch made possible by a rare planetary alignment that occurs only once every 176 years, and to a mission that was never supposed to last this long.