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Scientists say the Voyager 1 may have been flying out of the solar system

Some scientists believe that NASA 35 years ago launched the unmanned spacecraft Voyager 1 may have been flying out of the solar system, in the history of the first man-made objects from the solar system.
Issued a document called the American Geophysical Union website, Voyager 1 "seems to have been flying out of the sun's sphere of influence, left the heliosphere".
Alleged that from August 25, 2012, Voyager 1 received the cosmic rays changed dramatically.
Bill Weber, a researcher (Bill Webber), Voyager 1 is currently the specific location is still unknown outside the solar system in interstellar space area remain controversial.
But Weber said: "I believe Voyager 1 has been out of the heliosphere, we have entered a new field of study, we observed all different, which is very exciting."
However, NASA does not agree with this view, saying "too early to say the conclusion of the American Geophysical Union.
Voyager 1 took off in 1977, and has since been in advancing the edge of the solar system. NASA said in a statement last December, Voyager 1 into the outer regions of the solar system, the region is still located in the inner solar system, but connected to the external interstellar space, Voyager 1 into the interstellar space before the last journey of the solar system.
 



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