4 ms·

100 kg apparently, supposedly providing fuel until 2034. Those are just very small puffs.

• throw310822 2y ago
  About 680 thousand puffs so far (40 x 365 x 47). Also, "When the team initially switched Voyager over to the trajectory correction thrusters six years ago, the tube opening was 0.01 inches (0.25 millimeters) across".
  • Aachen 2y ago
    $ qalc > 100 kg / 680e3 approx. 147.06 mg Each puff would be <150 milligrams if the tanks were empty now, and since they're not... that's some small puffs! (Not sure what the USA weight unit is, stones or something? DDG says that's 0.000024 stones)
    • unwind 2y ago
      Probably ounces ("oz") for something like this, so around 0.005 oz then. The original 100 kg is equivalent to 220.5 lbs (which is pronounced "pounds", of course).
      • HPsquared 2y ago
        147 mg is about 2.27 grains
    • HPsquared 2y ago
      Grains. 2.27 grains