Today marks the 45th anniversary of the launch of the Voyager 1 and 2 space probes, both of which have crossed the heliosphere as of 2018! Therefore, I made this parallax and poem to celebrate! The song is a deeper, quieter version of Mice on Venus by C418. I couldn't find a space song that fit the tone of the parallax, so I ended up using a slowed down, quieter version of Mice on Venus and it ended up working. FARTHER THAN MAN Billions of miles into the cosmos, The Voyager space probes silently glide. Without a care other than science, They still fly high in the sky. On a golden disc they contain all we know, All we want, and all we ever hoped for, As well as greetings from around the world. Launched in 1977 on this day, aboard Titan IIIEs, They have crossed the heliopause, Giving information as we please. They have been to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, And don't forget Neptune too. There were two probes, Voyagers 1 and 2. Failures have occurred, but the Voyagers carried on, Even after shutting down multiple systems for power they still fly farther beyond. The Voyagers have flown farther than we can, In other words... Farther Than Man.
