Thor: the Dark World Movie Review the Voyager: Into Interstellar Space
Halloween Haunts the Chuck Pagano Going O’School Magic LGBT Hall of Fame O’School! Strong Tournament Page 7 Page 2 Page 9 Page 5 The Voyager: Into Interstellar Space Volume 9 By Francesca Issue 1 FEBRUARY 18, 2014 They’re going farther than any- the Deep Space Network (DSN). The thing from earth has ever gone before. DSN provides vital communications As of October 11th, 2013, Voyager 1 had between Earth and the Voyagers (ap- already surpassed 126.139 AU (about prox. 120 degrees apart from eachother, 11,725,437,915 miles) away from earth. they’re located in Goldstone, California, The identical voyager spacecrafts, a cre- near Madrid, Spain, and near Canberra ation of a group of scientists at NASA, Australia). are pushing the limits of the solar system and beyond. They’re on their way into in- terstellar space (the space between the stars). These unmanned spacecraft are hurtling towards the outermost reaches of the sun’s magnetic field, known as the heliosheath, at a rate of 38,000 mph. The Voyager 1, having already surpassed the heliosheath, has entered interstellar space. It will take 10-20 more years for these ships to completely leave the sun’s Voyager Satellite reaches. Through all this time, they are Photo by YDC Staff going to be sending data to earth through Continued on page 10 Thor: The Dark World Movie Review By Francesca “Thor: The Dark World,” the hugely anticipated sequel to “Thor,” starring Chris Hems- worth, Natalie Portman, and Tom Hiddleston, premiered on the 8th of November. In this installation, Thor, soon to reunite with his beloved Jane Foster, faces an en- emy that he cannot defeat alone.
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