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The Voyager spacecraft will probably last a billion years, says a scientist on the mission for nearly five decades
(www.businessinsider.com)
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That is about how long Earth will remain habitable... It's a race!
Habitable, in relation to the sun. If humans donβt get it there sooner
We are but the latest attempt at a microbe interstellar transportation device. They have alternative plans in case we don't pan out.
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