Ed Stone

For me, the highlights of Voyager were clearly the planetary encounters. All six of them were wonderful experiences where every day we saw and lear...

Ed Stone

Alan Cummings

I arrived at Caltech as an incoming graduate student in the late summer of 1967 and began work in the Space Radiation Laboratory, headed up by Robb...

Alan Cummings

Candice Hansen

I started working for the Voyager Imaging Team in 1977, shortly before launch, and continued on through the Neptune encounter. There were so many ...

Candice Hansen

Trina L. Ray

Back in 1989, I was hired by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to work on the General Science Data Team for the Voyager project’s Neptun...

Trina L. Ray

Bill Kurth

I have had the unspeakably good fortune to have worked on Voyager throughout my entire career and to continue to do so. As a graduate student, I wo...

Bill Kurth

Lonne Lane

In July 1979, Voyager 2 flew past Jupiter and Europa. The Photopolarimeter instrument (PPS), which measures polarized light, came out of the Jovian...

Lonne Lane

Ralph McNutt

One of my more memorable moments, after watching Voyager 1 launch from the Cape in September of 1977, was focused on whether Neptune had a magnetos...

Ralph McNutt

Charley Kohlhase

I loved adventure stories as a child, turned to science fiction as a young adult, studied math and physics at Georgia Tech, often gazed at the nigh...

Charley Kohlhase

Jamie S. Rankin

I arrived in Pasadena, California, to begin graduate school at Caltech on Friday, August 31, 2012 -- just six days after Voyager 1’s own inte...

Jamie S. Rankin