The Voyager 1 space probe appears to be confused about its location

Voyager1-- one of two space probes NASA launched in 1977 to study Jupiter, Saturn and their respective moons -- is sending confusing data back to Earth, according to the space agency. The spacecraft's control system regularly sends telemetry data back to NASA that indicates its location. But Voyager 1's engineering team has recently been puzzled by readouts from the spacecraft that contain jumbled or inaccurate data. Even more perplexingly, the nearly 45-year-old probe is otherwise in good shape...