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NASA Voyager Operations Status Report #2006-01-06, Week Ending January 13, 2006

STATUS REPORT
Date Released: Wednesday, March 1, 2006
Source: Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Command Transmission & Verification Operations

Voyager 1 command operations consisted of the uplink of a command loss timer reset, CCSL A058 and CCS MRO on 01/10 [DOY 010/0507z].  The spacecraft received all commands sent and the CCSL was verified.

There were no Voyager 2 command operations during the period.

Sequence Generation Operations

Continue development of CCSL B131.

Data Return Operations

Voyager 1 Data Processing and Operations:

There were 100.1 hours of DSN scheduled support for Voyager 1 of which 36.7 hours were large aperture coverage. No real-time or schedule support changes were made or significant outages occurred during the period.

Science instrument performance was nominal for all activities during this period.  One frame of GS-4 data was recorded this week.  A second frame of GS-4 data was recorded on day 007.  The EDR backlog is 2 days.

Voyager 2 Data Processing and Operations:

There were 61.8 hours of DSN scheduled support for Voyager 2 of which 29.3 hours were large aperture coverage. No real-time or schedule support changes were made or significant outages occurred during the period.

Science instrument performance was nominal for all activities during this period.  One frame of GS-4 data was recorded this week.  The EDR backlog is 2 days.

Flight System Performance

Voyager 1 performance was nominal during this report period.

Voyager 2 performance was nominal during this report period.  Activity included a PMPCAL on 1/10 (DOY 010).

PROPELLANT/POWER CONSUMABLES STATUS AS OF THIS REPORT

Spacecraft

Consumption

One Week (Gm)

Propellant

Remaining (Kg)

Output

(Watts)

Margin

(Watts)

1

6.57

28.52

292.3

35

2

7.47

30.38

293.7

39

RANGE, VELOCITY AND ROUND TRIP LIGHT TIME AS OF 1/13/2006

 

Voyager 1

Voyager 2

Distance from the Sun (Km)

14,651,000,000

11,752,000,000

Distance from the Sun (Mi)

9,104,000,000

7,302,000,000

Distance from the Earth (Km)

14,745,000,000

11,878,000,000

Distance from the Earth (Mi)

9,162,000,000

7,381,000,000

Total Distance Traveled Since Launch (Km)

17,501,000,000

16,518,000,000

Total Distance Traveled Since Launch (Mi)

10,875,000,000

10,264,000,000

Velocity Relative to Sun  (Km/sec)

17.158

15.605

Velocity Relative to Sun  (Mi/hr)

38,381

34,908

Velocity Relative to Earth  (Km/sec)

27.825

34.342

Velocity Relative to Earth  (Mi/hr)

62,241

76,821

Round Trip Light Time (hh:mm:ss)

27:18:40

22:00:38

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