And now we have forgotten who we are.

于是人们渐渐忘记了自己是航海者的后代。

By 2030, both Voyager One and Two will cease communications for good.

到 2030 年，航海者一号和航海者二号都将永远停止通信。

Untold numbers of these voyagers from afar are still on their way.

数不清的来自远方的航海者仍在路上。

The voyagers could not go up the falls in their boats.

航海者无法乘船登上瀑布。

Voyager 1 is just over 13 billion miles away right now.

航海者一号现在距离地球 130 亿多英里。

So navigators might see one star pair setting together.

因此，航海者可能会看到一对星一落下。

The shifting coastline doesn't impact just seafarers.

不断变化的海岸线不仅仅影响航海者。

We are voyagers collecting data beyond our solar system.

- 我们是收太阳系以外数据的航海者。

She gathered wild onions and roots for the voyagers.

她为航海者采野洋葱和根茎。

No easy feat, especially considering the size of these nocturnal navigators.

绝非易事，尤其是考虑到些夜间航海者的体型。

Well, let's revisit one of our intrepid explorers, Voyager 1.

好吧，让我们重温我们勇敢的探险家之一，航海者一号。

That's 79 billion miles further than Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 in a fraction of the time.

比航海者 1 号和航海者 2 号在一小部分时间内飞行了 790 亿英里。

The voyagers stopped in the area to camp for the winter.

航海者在该地区停留过冬。

We’re all voyagers on a mission to understand the universe, using the power of physics.

我们都是航海者，肩负着利用物理学的力量了解宇宙的使命。

The Mandan also showed the voyagers how they made blue glass beads.

曼丹人还向航海者展示了他们如何制作蓝色玻璃珠。

And Voyager 1 doesn't stop and wait for us to send directions from Earth.

航海者一号不会停下来等待我们从地球发送指令。

The voyagers continued up the Missouri River in their eight canoes.

航海者乘坐他们的八艘独木舟继续沿密苏里河逆流而上。

In August 1981, Voyager 2 captured this image of Saturn's largest moon.

1981 年 8 月，航海者 2 号拍摄了张土星最大卫星的图像。

Some historians believe the voyagers moved from place to place to avoid overpopulation.

一些历史学家认为，航海者从一个地方搬到另一个地方是为了避免人口过多。

These sea navigators, called wayfinders, used the stars and ocean currents to find their way.

些海洋导航者，被称为航海者，利用星星和洋流来确定方向。