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First published 2020 · tN4t edition 2025

VOYAGER

Photographs from Humanity’s Greatest Journey

The twin Voyagers left in 1977 and are still travelling. The book follows them past Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, to the Pale Blue Dot and the Golden Record, in photographs reworked from the raw data so they could be printed large for the first time.

The book is available to buy here, from our publisher gestalten.

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VOYAGER, Photographs from Humanity’s Greatest Journey, at an angle
The story

Voyager’s journey, told in pictures.

In 1977 the twin Voyagers left Earth and gave us the first detailed views of the Solar System beyond Mars. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune turned from specks of light into worlds, and Voyager 1 looked back to photograph the Pale Blue Dot. VOYAGER follows that journey in pictures.

The famous images are here, alongside photographs never published before. Voyager’s pictures came home at just 800 by 800 pixels, which made them hard to print well. With the latest imaging software and Ted Stryk’s knowledge of the Voyager data, the team reworked them from the raw data so they could be printed large for the first time.

Between the photographs, the book tells the story of the waiting. After each fly-by the team often had to wait years before the cameras reached the next planet or moon: Voyager 2 flew for more than four years from Saturn to Uranus, and more than three more to reach Neptune.

The book also covers the story behind the mission, from the Golden Record to the search for life elsewhere and the entry into interstellar space, with an essay by Dr Garry Hunt, one of the nine scientists on Voyager’s imaging team.

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, a photograph from VOYAGERNeptune and Triton, a photograph from VOYAGER
About the book

By Jens Bezemer, Joel Meter, Simon Phillipson, Delano Steenmeijer and Ted Stryk. With an essay by Dr Garry Hunt of the Voyager imaging team, and help from Dr Candy Hansen of the imaging team, who shared her own experience of the mission with us.

Publisher
teNeues
First published
2020
This edition
September 2025, tN4t edition
Pages
304
Format
Softcover, 28.2 × 22 cm
ISBN
978-3-96171-707-1
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Jupiter, a photograph from VOYAGER
Jupiter
Jupiter and Io, a photograph from VOYAGER
Jupiter and Io
Io, a photograph from VOYAGER
Io
Europa, a photograph from VOYAGER
Europa
Ganymede, a photograph from VOYAGER
Ganymede
Saturn, a photograph from VOYAGER
Saturn
Titan, a photograph from VOYAGER
Titan
Uranus, a photograph from VOYAGER
Uranus
Uranus, a photograph from VOYAGER
Uranus

In their words

“I remember we referred to it as ‘drinking out of a fire hose’; you are trying to take a little sip, and this torrent of images is coming out.”
Dr Garry HuntVoyager imaging team 1972 to 1990, from his essay The Eyes of the Beholder
Good to know
What is the tN4t edition?

A softcover edition teNeues published in 2025, as one of the titles marking the 40th anniversary of its first illustrated book.

Who made the book?

Jens Bezemer, Joel Meter, Simon Phillipson, Delano Steenmeijer and Ted Stryk, with an essay by Dr Garry Hunt of the Voyager imaging team.

Where can I buy the book?

From the publisher, gestalten, or from your bookshop.

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