But it's assumed that by 2025, it'll be able to attain a maximum speed of 692,000 kilometers or 430,000 miles an hour, very good for a space probe, but still not enough for time travel.
Or at least Voyager 1 had been sending back information until the end of 2023, when the space probe began experiencing some issues and sent a bunch of code that scientists just couldn't figure out.
Thanks to the space probe MAVEN, we now have clues in the mystery of Mars' shift from a warmer, wetter environment to the cold, dry desert it is today.
NASA, however is currently set to launch another space probe just next year in 2018 that will become the fastest moving object humanity has ever created.
I've talked about the Voyager 1 space probe in previous videos, so to summarize, this probe is the farthest away from earth that a man-made object has ever been so far.