So, depending on the actual distance, NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft, which is traveling a million miles a day, won't reach the edge of the Oort cloud for 300 years and won't exit it for another 300,000.

At its current speed, experts at NASA predict Voyager 1 will take three centuries to reach the Oort cloud. To get to the other side of the cloud would take another 30,000 years. Engineers predict ...

The Oort Cloud's outer edge, meanwhile, is believed to be a whopping 10,000 to 100,000 AU from the sun. According to NASA, the Voyager 1 spacecraft—the farthest-out man-made object in space ...

so it is impossible to directly observe the icy bodies that constitute the Oort Cloud. Even NASA's Voyager 1 space probe, moving at one million miles per day, will take several hundred years to ...

The Oort cloud is traditionally thought of as a vast shell of perhaps trillions of icy objects encasing our solar system, serving as the final boundary between us and the dark reaches of ...