Shine Bright for Voyager’s Light‑Day

How to Participate Use our Automated “V-G-R” Flasher to send your signal to Voyager, or if you want to try Morse code yourself, see our “Shine Bright” Step-by-Step instructions below. To amplify this global celebration, we encourage you to capture photos or video of your light‑day signal and share it on social platforms, tagging @NASA. […] The post Shine Bright for Voyager’s Light‑Day appeared…

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