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Fermi Explorer Aims for Interstellar Space on 80,000-Year Journey

Fermi Explorer Aims for Interstellar Space on 80,000-Year Journey

The Telegraph reports that the Fermi Explorer, slated to launch in 2028, will carry scientific instruments on a 25.8 trillion-mile trajectory beyond the Solar System. Its voyage to interstellar space is projected to take roughly 80,000 years.

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First ‘interstellar space mission’ will take 80,000 years

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