Definition of «voyager»

A voyager is a person who travels or journeys, especially by sea. The term can also refer to any vehicle or craft used for such travel, including ships and spacecraft. In a broader sense, a voyager may be someone who explores new places or experiences, seeking knowledge, adventure, or self-discovery.

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The Voyager spacecraft was launched in 1977 to explore the outer planets of our solar system.
The Star Trek series features a starship called Voyager, which embarks on a mission to return home from the distant Delta Quadrant.
As a travel enthusiast, I consider myself a voyager, always seeking new experiences and destinations.
The novel "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho tells the story of a young shepherd who becomes a voyager in search of his personal legend.
The Voyager of the Seas cruise ship offers a variety of entertainment and dining options for passengers as they explore different ports of call.
The Voyager Golden Record is a collection of sounds and images that was included on the Voyager spacecraft, representing Earth to any extraterrestrial intelligence.
The Voyager headset allows users to experience virtual reality by immersing themselves in a digital world.
Before the age of GPS, sailors relied on celestial navigation to guide them as voyagers across the vast oceans.

Sentences with «voyager»

In 1982, the first episode of Voyagers aired, a science - fiction time - travelers television show, which featured Eddie Rickenbacker. (bookbrowse.com)
Archaeological sites dating to as much as 4,000 years ago have been documented on the island, [6] which may have served as a stopover or refuge point for voyagers between the mainland and the other Channel Islands. (en.wikipedia.org)
Park Voyagers consists of both after - school and family workshop components. (sheddaquarium.org)
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