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 **In [[2253: Star Wars Voyager 1]] the name is again used and compares the distance of Voyager 1 in light minutes from Earth to the total run time of the nine episodes of Star Wars, the last to be released 3 weeks before this comic.
 **In [[2414: Solar System Compression Artifacts]] the Voyager probe is mentioned and depicted once again. It adds yet another tally to the number of times the probe has left the solar system.
-**One of the ''[[what if|what if?]]'' entries is called [http://what-if.xkcd.com/38/ Voyager] about retrieving it again...
+**One of the the ''[[what if? (blog)|what if?]]'' articles is called ''[https://what-if.xkcd.com/38/ Voyager]'' about retrieving it again...
 **Voyager 1 is mentioned twice in ''[[Thing Explainer]]'' both in ''Worlds around the Sun'' (where 25 other probes were also mentioned including Voyager 2 as well) and in ''The sky at night''. It is called ''Big Trip Taker One'' in the book.
 *Most prominent features of space probes are in these comics which all directly related to an upcoming or even ongoing event (with extra references to the same space probes included as well):
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 ***The [[:Category:Mars rovers|Mars rover]] ''{{w|Sojourner (rover)|Sojourner}}'' from the Pathfinder expedition was later referenced in [[1585: Similarities]] (also only in the title text ) on the day the {{w|The Martian (film)|movie}} was released,
 **In [[1643: Degrees]] regarding the use of non-{{w|SI units}} in the US, the {{w|Mars Climate Orbiter}} space probe is referenced through mentioning that ''We lost a Mars probe over this crap '' which relates to the fact that the {{w|Mars_Climate_Orbiter#Cause_of_failure|cause of failure}} for this probe was the use of different units by two different teams working on the same part of the probe.
-*Space probes also features prominently in the ''[[what if|what if?]]'' Blog.
+*Space probes also features prominently in the ''[[what if? (blog)|what if?]]'' blog.
 **As mentioned above one of the entries is called ''Voyager'' and another ''New Horizons''. There may be more...
 *Space probes also features prominently in the book ''[[Thing Explainer]]''

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 *Most mentioned are the {{w|Voyager program|Voyager probes}} as well as {{w|Pioneer 10}} and {{w|Pioneer 11}}.
 **One comic is even named after {{w|Voyager 1}}:  [[1189: Voyager 1]]. It tallies the number of times the space probe has left the {{w|solar system}} (22!)
-**Another comic is named after both [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they cominucat3e with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
+**Another comic is named after both, [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they communicate with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
 **In [[482: Height]] Voyager 1 and Pioneer 10 are shown. (They are labeled but there is also a third space probe near Voyager 1 that is not labeled. Being close to Voyager 1 it could be assumed to be Voyager 2, but the “height” may rather indicate that is should be Pioneer 11).
 **In  [[502: Dark Flow]] the {{w|Pioneer Anomaly}}, observed for the Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 space probes, is mentioned in the title text.

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 *Most mentioned are the {{w|Voyager program|Voyager probes}} as well as {{w|Pioneer 10}} and {{w|Pioneer 11}}.
 **One comic is even named after {{w|Voyager 1}}:  [[1189: Voyager 1]]. It tallies the number of times the space probe has left the {{w|solar system}} (22!)
-**Another comic is named after both, [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they communicate with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
+**Another comic is named after both [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they cominucat3e with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
 **In [[482: Height]] Voyager 1 and Pioneer 10 are shown. (They are labeled but there is also a third space probe near Voyager 1 that is not labeled. Being close to Voyager 1 it could be assumed to be Voyager 2, but the “height” may rather indicate that is should be Pioneer 11).
 **In  [[502: Dark Flow]] the {{w|Pioneer Anomaly}}, observed for the Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 space probes, is mentioned in the title text.

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 *Most mentioned are the {{w|Voyager program|Voyager probes}} as well as {{w|Pioneer 10}} and {{w|Pioneer 11}}.
 **One comic is even named after {{w|Voyager 1}}:  [[1189: Voyager 1]]. It tallies the number of times the space probe has left the {{w|solar system}} (22!)
-**Another comic is named after both [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they cominucat3e with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
+**Another comic is named after both, [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they communicate with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
 **In [[482: Height]] Voyager 1 and Pioneer 10 are shown. (They are labeled but there is also a third space probe near Voyager 1 that is not labeled. Being close to Voyager 1 it could be assumed to be Voyager 2, but the “height” may rather indicate that is should be Pioneer 11).
 **In  [[502: Dark Flow]] the {{w|Pioneer Anomaly}}, observed for the Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 space probes, is mentioned in the title text.

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 *Most mentioned are the {{w|Voyager program|Voyager probes}} as well as {{w|Pioneer 10}} and {{w|Pioneer 11}}.
 **One comic is even named after {{w|Voyager 1}}:  [[1189: Voyager 1]]. It tallies the number of times the space probe has left the {{w|solar system}} (22!)
-**Another comic is named after both, [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they communicate with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
+**Another comic is named after both [[2624: Voyager Wires]], and explains how they cominucat3e with Earth via trailing copper wires. Only one of them are shown though, but both are mentioned.
 **In [[482: Height]] Voyager 1 and Pioneer 10 are shown. (They are labeled but there is also a third space probe near Voyager 1 that is not labeled. Being close to Voyager 1 it could be assumed to be Voyager 2, but the “height” may rather indicate that is should be Pioneer 11).
 **In  [[502: Dark Flow]] the {{w|Pioneer Anomaly}}, observed for the Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 space probes, is mentioned in the title text.