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There is a machine dying in the darkness.
Nearly sixteen billion miles from Earth, farther than any human object has ever traveled, Voyager 1 continues to drift through interstellar space. It is colder than anything most of us can imagine. Around minus 250 degrees Celsius. Its metal skin frozen. Its golden record bolted to its side, preserved in silence. Its transmitter running on barely twenty-two watts — about the same power as a refrigerator light bulb. And yet, every single day, it tries to speak.
A radio signal leaves Voyager at the speed of light. It travels for almost twenty-four hours before reaching Earth. A whisper from the edge of the solar system. Telling us it is still there. Still moving at 38,000 miles per hour. Still alive.
But the power is fading. The instruments are shutting down one by one. And sometime in the 2030s, that signal will stop.
When it does, the farthest messenger humanity has ever sent will go silent forever.