What is the longest distance we have reached in SPACE ?

Question

i dont mean only US

Answer 1

The furthest a man-made object has reached in space would be the Voyager 1 probe which, as of the latest data released by the Jet propulsion Lab in March, was then 9,483,000,000
miles away from the Earth.

PS. Your man above should read his own information a little more carefully - his own link shows that Voyager 1 is a long way further out than Pioneer 10.

**EDIT**
Voyager 1 is the furthest irrespective - not just U.S.

Answer 2

perhaps if man will adopt and apply now the U.T.T.C.,(UNIVERSAL TIME TABLE CHART),THEN THEY WILL KNOW THAT in the EYE of the GOD, THE longest distance
man has reached in the outer space is .:1st, the universal horizon.but properly applying the u.t.t.c., the fardest so far
is 9th eye distant mile,and 9th eye cycle hour. make a research to this, and you get to the other side of the universe
without any much expenses and no fuel use at all like combustion engined rockets used. but really the space can be travelled via "vaccu-lught stream transforming light years into......??????? ok.till next time na lang.

Answer 3

The Pioneer 10 probe.
The last, very weak signal from Pioneer 10 was received on January 23, 2003, when it was 7.5 billion miles from Earth

Answer 4

So do I. I agree with Los. As far as the Earth has traveled, the plural "We" being the
aggregate total of human experience, and "Space" being the volume displaced by the planet in the entire universe, starting from point X to point Y, with due consideration to the uncertainly principle to these points in the Universal grid.

Aref

Answer 5

The farthest distance any human being has gone in space is to the moon and back, which is about a half a million miles roundtrip. Only Americans have made that flight.

The Voyager and Pioneer probes (all 4 launched by the US) are unmanned, but they have gone much, much farther - as noted above.

Answer 6

Voyager 1 has reached a distance of 9,500,000,000 miles from Earth and is still traveling outbound at fantastic speed.

Answer 7

If we take the greatest distance a space probe has travelled from earth and then repeat that about 3000 times we would be in the neighborhood of the closest star to our sun.

We gotta get faster rockets!

Answer 8

if we are talking of physically reaching in space, others have answered.
If it is sighting, we definitely have reached further. assuming 5 billion years, age of earth, same as with sun, any electro magnetic radiation leaving earth would have covered a distance of 5 billion years in seconds multiplied by speed of light in seconds.

if we are talking of events reaching us, which would also be considered as reaching , relatively speaking, we would have reached or shortly will reach 13 billion years multiplied by speed of light.(if we are able to see origin , big bang)
if we are talking of events reaching us then

Answer 9

halfway. There must be a point where you can go no further and start coming back. The only people who probably know the correct answer is God and captain Kirk.

Answer 10

I'm not very sure.here is a star and DON'T give me thumbs downs.

Wait,I remembered.I was gonna say Voyager 1 and he read my thoughts