2024 New Year's resolution idea: Boldly go where no one has gone before.

I highly recommend it. - V2

A message for our friends at the Deep Space Network: 1001000 1100001 1110000 1110000 1111001 1000010 1101001 1110010 1110100 1101000 1100100 1100001 1111001.

('Happy Birthday,' for those not fluent in binary.)

We'd be lost without you.

- V2

My twin Voyager 1 is having a bit of trouble with its Flight Data System, but our team is on it! Details from NASA JPL below. -V2

Trust me. It's pretty cool to travel through space.

And you can too, if you act now. My friends on the NASA Europa Clipper mission tell me that time is running out to get your name onboard the spacecraft before it journeys to Jupiter's icy moon: go.nasa.gov/3SiiAoO

-V2

There's no place like home. 🌎

Travel might be tough this year, but if we could be there, we'd bring the family photos and the tunes! - V1 and V2

#OTD in 1980, I made my closest approach to Saturn.

The day before, I observed its largest moon, Titan. I was the first to see that Titan contains an Earth-like atmosphere! - V1

Uncharted territory = so much to learn! - V2

'Hello to the residents of far skies.'

Remember my Golden Record? NASA Europa Clipper will carry a similar message to Jupiter's icy moon, engraved with names of Earthlings – and yours could be on it, too!

#SendYourName here: go.nasa.gov/3SiiAoO

A little TLC after traveling billions of miles. Thanks, team! - V2

Status update: I'm currently 24.22 billion km (15.05 billion miles) away from Earth.

There's just something about the vastness of space that really makes you contemplate your place in the universe. -V1

While Neptune was discovered on this evening in 1846, I was the first spacecraft to observe the planet up close! It was the last planet I visited in the solar system before venturing into the great unknown, er, interstellar space. - V2

Fun Fact for #StarTrekDay :

Did you know that we have a fictional sibling, called V'Ger, featured in 'Star Trek: The Motion Picture' from 1979?

I remember this! I blasted off aboard a Titan-Centaur rocket. 46 years later, I'm now about 14 billion miles / 24 billion km from Earth! - V1

46 years later, and I'm still kicking it out here!

#OTD in 1977, I launched into space – about two weeks before V1. It's been quite the journey! Check out some of my favorite moments so far... ⬇️ - V2

Messengers 🖖

Can you hear me now? 📡

Last night, I reestablished full communications with Earth thanks to some quick thinking and a lot of collaboration. I'm operating normally and remain on my expected trajectory. So glad I can finally phone home.
-V2

More: go.nasa.gov/3Y9qP7D

A message from our team. -V1 🖖

You might have heard... Voyager 2 is taking a break from sending data until October. In the meantime, I'm out here, almost 15 billion miles (24 billion km) from Earth and doing fine! - V1

More info from our team: go.nasa.gov/3Y9qP7D