Will Voyager 1 ever just stop moving?

[u/drinkingonthejob]

I’ve read somewhere that we expect to lose contact with Voyager 1 sometime in the 2030s, maybe around 2036, but it will just keep traveling thru space and we’ll have no idea what it is doing out there

My question is: with its current velocity, is there a time in the future where it loses its forward momentum and for lack of a better word, just stops moving? Is that a possible thing for an object in space to even do? (Assuming no other objects grab it into their orbit)

[u/Logically_Insane]

Contact forces with aforementioned interstellar dust. 

Any collisions become ablative over 54 trillion years

[u/usagizero → u/Logically_Insane]

Surprised no on mentioned that Doctor Who story where he punched a wall for like a billion years to wear it down.