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Grammar and tags. Also, removed a sentence that seemed to not be needed.
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Voyager spacecrafts life span: Theory and theory of relativity

The Voyager spacecrafts are moving with an approximate constant speed of 16 to 17 km/s. As both spacecraf have their own different time zone. As per Einstein's theory of relativity, time is slowerpasses more slowly for their spacecrafts comparethem compared to us. Then,is is it possible that these spacecraftspacecrafts have long life then actuallya longer nominal lifetime than we assuming now because of slower timeactually assumed?

Voyager spacecrafts life span: Theory of relativity

Voyager spacecrafts are moving with approximate constant speed of 16 to 17 km/s. As both spacecraf have their own different time zone. As per Einstein's theory of relativity, time is slower for their spacecrafts compare to us. Then,is it possible that these spacecraft have long life then actually we assuming now because of slower time?

Voyager spacecrafts life span and theory of relativity

The Voyager spacecrafts are moving with an approximate constant speed of 16 to 17 km/s. As per Einstein's theory of relativity, time passes more slowly for them compared to us. Then, is it possible that these spacecrafts have a longer nominal lifetime than we actually assumed?

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Voyager spacecrafts life span: Theory of relativity

Voyager spacecrafts are moving with approximate constant speed of 16 to 17 km/s. As both spacecraf have their own different time zone. As per Einstein's theory of relativity, time is slower for their spacecrafts compare to us. Then,is it possible that these spacecraft have long life then actually we assuming now because of slower time?