In the article "In a Breathtaking First, NASA Craft Exits the Solar System," Brooks Barnes writes about Voyager I's unique accomplishment among man-made objects. WHEN did Voyager I blast off from Earth? WHAT was the spacecraft's original mission? WHY does the article refer to Voyager I as the "Little Spacecraft That Could?" HOW far has Voyager I traveled so far? HOW long does it take Voyager I's signals to reach NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory? HOW fast is the spacecraft traveling? WHERE is Voyager I now? WHEN did Voyager I leave the solar system, according to the article published in the journal Science? WHAT other accomplishment did NASA achieve during that same month, coincidentally? WHAT kind of data is Voyager I still sending back? In describing Voyager I's accomplishment, Donald A. Gurnett, a professor of physics at the University of Iowa, said, "I don't know if it's in the same league as landing on the moon, but it's right up there - "Star Trek" stuff, for sure." WHAT do you think about Voyager I, and the distance this 36-year-old spacecraft has traveled?