If you ever feel alone, just think of the voyagers..

That’s why we chose ones with schizophrenia so they aren’t alone.

Alone with whom ? With u ???? Never again !🙉

Some posit that metals, woods, rocks, even plastics but mostly organically based substances have intelligence & possibly consciousness. Like a car. I always thank my car.

Lucky them

That dont help now does it

As a child of the 40's, space exploration has always fascinated me. The Voyager program, though ancient by Today's technologies, has an unsurpassed romantic brilliance. Thank you.

The hard things are being done. Just wuietly. The hard things are usually done quietly, such as discovering penicillin. Development of technologies to mop up oil spills (needs refining). Global warming is being worked on but quietly. Not secretly, but quietly, as such work requires.

Lol

You won’t think it’s that old when you get there. And you will most likely get there.

My parents were born in the early 30s. They’re in their 80s. They both know how to use the internet. Christ.

I think that’s possible. Until the sun blows, anyway.

I was 12 yrs old when these things were sent away. Now in 56 and we’re still getting info from them . Remarkable engineering.

@Dwwolf shut

Debatable in the USA.....

@Samuel Davis houses

Huge props to the camera man.

Lol

Hilarious

@꧁Northern Chev꧂ Really? What is there about an animation and screen real estate that you don't understand? My beef is that they are shown moving BACKWARD. The dish antenna points at earth, BEHIND them.

my man flew to outer space and few other solar systems to get those shots. Big kudos!

@𝓨𝓪𝓼𝓱𝓻𝓪𝓳 𝓣𝓱𝓪𝓴𝓸𝓻 - Hurry........we need the Flux Capacitor to get the hell outta here!

I find it hard to believe that the electrical equipment are still working after so long when we can't make anything comparable here on earth.

Just trying to help.

I use only iphone 7s. They work great! Ibuy refurbished 7s on ebay for $150. They last maybe 3 yrs. If there’s a real reason to buy a newer model I will. But there’s not. Not for me. Christ don’t run to buy the newest iphone like a lemming. That’s total bs. It’s a con.

Exactly.

Sure we can, did and do. Electrical grids in many parts of the US were built at the turn of the 20th century — early 1900s.

It is because transistor - based electronics deteriate quickly if they are made out of cheaper materials.

Imagine aliens not interacting with Earth thinking “life could probably originate there”

Nah. They probably think earth and it's occupants are too primitive to even be consider contacting.

Imagine the Voyager turning its antenna to transmit in the direction of a planet inhabited by those aliens that are a tier 4 civilization that conquers and "extracts" all resources from planets and stars, and they just found us.

If the James Webb Space Telescope can detect the atmospheric composition of other worlds light years away... I'm certain that a more advanced race would know of our existence already. Gahfuhbid they'd have people here disguised as us, studying us, in a type of reconnaissance. This could especially be the case since our radio signals don't travel far, and will deteriorate as they travel farther and turn into 'background noise'. I suppose tho they could also disguise a type of 'relay' system as an asteroid in our solar system to send signals back to them.

I have a question watching some of these space videos. If light takes time to travel and we can essentially see light from a star that has already went into a supernova because it has not reached us yet could we potentially reach a certain point in the galaxy were if we had a HUGE telescope looking back at earth would we see in the past? and if so hypothetically if humans became a extremely advanced species would we be able to theoretically view history as it played out on earth from certain points in space?

I have one. So if we look farther, we look back in time. Why can't we see beyond that, to all the galaxies that exploded out in the other direction. And what about the ones that are kind of perpendicular. Some of that light has been taking longer to hit us. But what if Galaxy is at 45degree or a little less. The same galaxy image might be arriving at us at the same time. Inflating the galaxy count

What a cool question. Make sure you go to a good college.

Yes you can see in the past. No you wont see anything. Unless the dinosaurs actually nuked themselves to death or something and you happened to be watching and saw a flash

Erm, no. On quite an astonishing level. For some very simple reasons.

@Andrew Holland So what you meant to say is no, cuz his question was if WE could do that.

It frustrates me that mankind can't get along long enough to realize that we are literal specks in a cosmic universe large enough to barely comprehend........ WE could be so much more if WE worked together

@R S Considering the kind of bigotry and intolerance that is pouring out of universities these days, I wouldn't say they're where good people congregate. Don't confuse information for morality.

Sure but we don’t. Because most of us are dangerous, unevolved savages that can’t do that. The ones who can congregate a lot at good universities currently. But many good people, like you who pose the question, are spread out and sort of isolated from each other.

@Jerry Fick Unless you convince some people to have a lot less than other people, you're not going to ever stop people for competing for limited resources. That's logistically impossible. The idea that beliefs shouldn't compete is also impossible. I doubt very much you subscribe to the Flat Earth belief, so I doubt you wouldn't try to compete it out of existence from being taught in schools. I also doubt for a single second you wouldn't compete against conquers for control of your own land and people. Or even just a bad co-worker. Sorry, but competition is a natural part of existence, and trying to wish it away isn't going to work.

@Benjamin the Rogue I am good with competition, in certain aspects of life. Competition for better ideas, for better solutions, capitalizing on those improvements in trade, that's all good. But competition for limited resources, for control, for whose beliefs are better, in the long run that just leads to fewer people, due to war, famine and disease.

@Jerry Fick Yes, and we've found the balance between the two. This is what's gotten us here, cooperative groups competing against each other to be better and more capable.

Voyager 1 makes me mad, That urge to know how big our universe really is, consumes me inside !

Sometimes it does me too. I think we’re going to find all those answers on the next plane . I don’t think the next plane is to do with “god” or certainly not religion. I think as energy cannot be destroyed, only change forms, we will change forms. It’s possible we’ll turn to dirt but some after “death” experiencers cite having numbers and info being downloaded into them somehow and that.answered those questions. I don’t think anything is supernatural, just things we don’t understand yet.

We know how big the universe is. It's infinite.

@G. Still thats our imagination, Urge to know real size not anyone's or self's imagination, By the way ur idea is good!

Why don't you try bringing 90 billion light years to a scale lower than that. Imagine a sphere that is 90 billion light years across in all directions. Reduce it to the size of a football field. Then imagine the planet we're in. The entire galaxy would probably fit in a drop of water on the edge of a grass leaf and Earth would be less than a grain of sand inside that galaxy on a beach at that little speck of dust we call Home.

Human life is so small we can't know anything if we even try to wait for these shuttle to send information

Hopefully one day humanity will be able to sail the star and randomly find both Voyagers and be like "Your job is done boys. Time for you to finally go home."

@Lot 4656 You never know 40 years ago concept of computer was mystery now its in every home technology goes fast

​@Lot 4656for you no

That day will never arrive,unfortunately.

with what we do to each other not to mention to our planet I wonder sometimes......do we deserve to go to the stars?

*Man... for 20 hours for the Voyagers just to send a message to Earth and 20 more hours for us to message back is like me texting my friend and him responding 20 hours later*

The missions of both Voyagers , will remain active , until they break down beyond repair . They have done well for vessels only supposed to last for not quite one sith , the time they have - let us hope they last for near as long again , if not longer - just hope we are capable of listening to both of the vessels .

The golden discs wouldn't last that excessively long. There's a chance that the voyagers's fate is to be hit by some random star or an astroid, meteor, or comet.

@tRIopical And? what it's pure fiction.

@Israel Galvez And?

@tRIopical Their own photos

@Israel Galvez Source?

The effects of gravity on thermodynamics cause a lot of confusion like the moons of Saturn do. I've been trying to figure it out for a few years now but it seems that extreme temperatures being introduced to extreme gravitational force causes matter within a certain radius to become more or less active than should be possible, and this activity can cause slightly different molecular structures to form similar to the usual elements but with more extreme physical reaction to destabilization of the atomic structure and with slightly different physics. It also seems like understanding global warming and tectonics may be related to this effect and understanding this might be necessary to completely understand global warming and tectonics.

I have a beagle, too.

@Rick Kwitkoski I expect some people to think that I just like some very weird and complicated theoretical and factual science. And yes this is absolute word salad, but if you've ever listened to a quantum theorist and/or physicist this is pretty much the same tone and concept. Also I didn't claim to be stating fact this is simply my observations because it's hard to find somewhere to talk about these things. There's absolutely no need to insult my intelligence or lack of progress I have gone through literal hell to have the intelligence I do and the only thing holding me back is a school system that judged me and held me back for being autistic and even then I was just fine without middle school level education going into highschool I was just a social and emotional wreck. Some people have to make due without official education and I could care less what you think about my intelligence because of it but I'll be damned if you'll disrespect me and make me look stupid.

@CineMarTiN Well that's a new word for me keeping it but it's usually what I'm best at. Quantum science and astrophysics are my favorite subjects other than engineering and they require a very large perspective and focus and often have a lot of moving parts reacting to each other that you have to understand and account for. Indeed it is nice to see intelligent people I get pretty depressed sometimes being the only one that values knowledge enough to base my life on it or even just because no one wants to talk about what I'm interested in.

Extremely abstruse, but...very interesting. It's nice to notice such smart people in the comments of such a good channel.

Have they never thought of putting out stations for communication at targeted points? Help reduce the time it takes to send data? Like several servers in space. I'm sure there's factors like space debris that could disable them, but hopefully we can get to that place

I’m sure they would like to do that as soon as they can.

I think that they should make Voyager 3 with more advanced technology that can survive more than Voyager 1 and 2,what's your opinion guys?

@peteyd1984 no golden record tho

A polar axis interstellar medium probe has been proposed..... Ion drive and RTG to get it there quickly.

As long as there isn't a Voyager 6...

A voyager 3 and 4

We already have a Voyager 3 in flight. New Horizons. It's already well beyond the orbit of Pluto on its way out of the Solar System. It was launched in 2006. The probe uses the same RTG power source as the Voyagers, so it will still be operating well into the 2040s. It also has much more advanced instruments onboard.

They fixed Voyager 1 already. It has two computer chips and the original malfunctioned a lot time ago. So they switched to the back up. Somehow voyager started to use the broken chip all by itself.

I haven't heard about the voyagers in a while. I'm glad to hear about them once again.

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There's much better vids about this from Anton Petrov youtube channel.

yeah me too

Picturing being in the middle of space seeing only black holes and neutron stars gives me goosebumps.

True but I don’t think our size makes us itrelevant at all. Especially when you realize that not only is the universe infinite (I think so at least) going the other way is infinite. Atomic microscopes are primitive, really. Things get smaller & smaller into infinity. That makes being any size at all very relevant.

Yeah its creepy.

Me too friend, me too, it just shows that the absolute massive size of the universe compared to our little blue ball we call home, it makes us look irrelevant, where nothing but a spec of dust floating amongst mountains in comparison to other space bodies

Don't forget those pesky dinosaur killing asteriods whipping around at 50,000 mph.

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For any people who might be confused by the dates, Voyager 2 was indeed launched before Voyager 1.

I love the mysterious signals that voyager 1 is sending back

It's at 8:40. However, this has already been fixed.

@Wendy Just playing devils advocate to some extent. There is a reason why the 10th Man Rule is necessary. I challenge you to use numbers in your own community as a microcosm of the universe. lol very micro. WE look at cave paintings and hieroglyphics and we still cannot understand them completley. In this particular case we are the so called intelligent beings and our own past is "us" trying to communicate through time. Even though I agree with you for the most part. If we continue to lean on numbers maybe we are missing something. Let me tell you a boring story, hang on lol. When I was a kid my dad a Civil Engineering ( as I am now ) moved us to Mexico for a job. He would leave me with this family when he had to go for weeks in jungle. I was not learning Spanish at all. Then this family said after my dad was down the road,; If you do not speak Spanish you do not eat. Man did I learn fast after that. . Maybe music (sound ) or chemicals would be better. Would it not be funny if it turned out "they " communicated by odor. look up 10th man theory. You strike me as someone who would appreciate the motivation behind it.

@Trevor Miles Good point on the Zero. I would restate that the positive whole counting numbers are likely universal.

Numbers are a Universal Language. I wonder if they are a message of some kind? Hopefully, someone has at least checked on the most obvious patterns like primes or exponents?

These type of videos simply amaze me. I can't even fathom the distance..

Ikr

Voyager is no longer sending corrupted data because for some reason it started using wrong onboard computer, It was fixed like 3 months ago

Who else is sad they won’t live to see the distant future of the voyagers and our galaxy

I don’t think we will need to live in our current state to see that. I think we’ll change forms as physics states. It’ll be far better than that. I could be wrong of course but that’s what I think is most likely. I don’t feel sad. If you’re idea is true then It is kind of sad but we won’t know we’re missing snything. Who knows???

Pretty much everyone on earth right now. There is no way the current occupants of earth will be able to see any space travel. We are still in infancy for space travel. Probably need another 500 to 1000 years of technology before anything will happen. If lucky, maybe 500 years. Even 500 years that is like 5 generations worth there.

I may be young, but the amount of delving I've done into this spacecraft is insane. I adore this spacecraft with my life man

As you should. You prob always will. You’re a smart kid. Make sure you go to a good university. Don’t let anything stop you from that university education. Nothing snd no one.

There are actually no strange signals coming from voyager at all. The signals are becoming strange because they’re becoming weaker, because the distance the information has to travel is so fast now.

Ok but it’s still kind of weird.

There was also a computer issue that has since been fixed.

Thank you. As soon as this video started to play and was front loaded with back story I knew that clickbaiting had once again gotten me.

Ya that's what I was thinking, signal degradation nott our friendly neighbors 😒

If the voyagers were getting older they would have fixed it

I loved seeing the old photos. It takes me back to school when we were on precipice of a lot of discoveries.

Sure it's nice to think that these things will last billions of years, but really. Maybe the records might survive in some way or form, but the voyagers as a whole, and the records being readable? I'm honestly astounded that with the distance and time they've traveled they haven't had any catastrophic collisions.

Voyager: Passing a million kms away from a planet Ridddle:

Voyager craft hale from a time of "They don't build them like that anymore" meaning that they were simple and effective at their job.

It means that we’ve been conned into a consumerist society where things we buy are made to break so we’ll keep buying. It’s not for lack of skill or technology mostly.

I wonder if Voyager 1 is receiving a numerical message of some kind? Hopefully, someone checked on the most obvious patterns like primes or exponents?

Fun fact: the childs voice on the golden record that says “hello from the children of planet earth” is the voice of Giorgio A. Tsoukalos aka the ‘aliens’ meme guy.

😭😭😭 Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are literally iconic. ❤❤

when I heard "the readouts from Voyager 1's attitude control system didn't seem to match the spacecraft's movements" I instantly thought some aliens picked it up obviously I'm not saying I think that's what actually happened, but having watched a number of sci fi movies and tv shows, that idea does come to mind

That’s why we all clicked in.

It's even scarier to imagine if we are the only living beings in the universe.

@KT I have such similar theories in mind too. They say, the universe is infinite. So, zooming in would also probably be infinite. You got my point? Just that, our most sophisticated microscopes isn't enough powerful to go for further depth.

Nope. Statistics notes we are not alone considering the number of universe that is out there. The bigger question is, similar to watching men in black movie. Are we or is this so called universe we live in is just a cell of another being. As we may know it similar to the movie ant man, how life can be found in the smallest point.. the quantum world.

We aren't.

We aren't.

Wait a minute... can't we build some sort of receivers that are large enough to allow a continuous connection with the Voyagers? I mean, if we can make reusable rockets, we should be able to create something to be able to maintain a somewhat stable connection that we can send to Saturn, Jupiter or even Uranus so it'll be like a universal WAN connection... it's like space routing and computing Edit: It'll be like a massive network of satellites that can send information to these probes and if one breaks, the rest of these massive routers can still process and send information. We could send two per planet starting with the furthest planet and working our way back towards earth.

You think this is easy? 😂😂

I read that they solved this and it was a old backup system that kicked on (for unknown reasons) and they put it back to the right system and it fixed the issue. I don't recall the article though.

fun fact: the reason why the narrator's voice sounds familiar it's because it's the same guy from meet arnold which is also made by the same person who made this channel

really believe that Elon Musk's SpaceX will be the first private ones on the moon with the best equipment 😉 The Voyager program has always fascinated me .but why haven't they sent out 2 new probes with 100 times the request equipment on which could send 100 times the request images etc.our equipment is 100 times better now than it was then, and today we could see what size an alien had in shoes and what an alien animal would look like with our 100 times better cams today. it's a bit like nasa uses 3 rank equipment today, with bad cams and bad equipment to send messages with, even our equipment we send into space is 100 times more expensive than nasa's😂 even China's and Japan's satellites, etc., have a lot of advanced equipment and can do many times more things🤣you'd think nasa knows what's out there and wants to keep it a secret from all of us😂will be fun when japan and china and Elon Musk and other private companies involved in space research open their mouths and show us what space and planets look like in reality with the best equipment ,then nasa no longer has exclusive rights to it, and what we must see and not see😂 I would then be curious what the new and much requested satalites would be able to show us, with improved cams etc,much of what they tell us is history and not facsimile (something they think it is and looks like) from old and bad satalites and not from new and very much improved satalites that have been sent out on the same journey.

I doubt it’ll be elon musk, tbh, due to one glaring problem he continuously displays; such an extreme longtermist mindset he ignores logistics of giant projects and human cost. He’s already made enemies with a lot of people even before twitter. Getting a rocket into space is one thing but colonizing the moon or mars is another matter entirely, it’ll take far greater levels of investment and coordination, and dropping the extreme longtermist mindset towards a more balanced mindset would be necessary to pull such a thing off. We cannot even take care of our own planet, let alone another world(moon or planet) that doesnt have the magnetic fields to deflect solar radiation and lacks a necessary atmosphere.

A round trip set of communications with Voyager 2 takes about 35 hours. Let's remember that the communications travel at the speed of light!

Insane.

It's painful to think that I'll not exist when someone get's that disk...

When he said "Spacecrafts will oscillate up and down" while watching them... My heart sank 💔

i'm rootin' for them both to deliver those records to SOME one.

I love how the thumbnail is just voyager smashing Jupiter like it’s a solid planet that’s funny.

It does my head in when I’m watching these programs to think there is no end of space it goes on for eternity. Does anyone else have trouble getting their heads around an endless space?

I like how everytime I see these types of titles, I immediately think of aliens.

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I hope you gain knowledge you seek from it.

Annunaki, Emerald tablet of Thoth. Tell me what you think

i am here only for voyager 1 anyone else 😍😍😍😍

Voyager 2 reads comments ....is sad 0(- :(

So you arent here to educate yourself but instead to beg for attention?

I was here for the strange new voyager discovery disappointed I know all of the other information 😆

I am here for saturn ring it's beautiful

Huh, I always assumed they would get destroyed in interstellar space from ice and meteors and other hard things like rocks.

Possible but extremely unlikely.

If only we restarted the Voyager program, who knows what we could do with modern technology.

Not that much, since it won't be possible to have such a great gravity assist opportunity.

"Voyager 1 Has Suddenly Started Acting Strange" voyager causally becoming the fucking death star

​@Catperson84 That was (the not yet existing) Voyager 6.

@Catperson84 when I saw there was a reply to this comment I knew it would be this

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every time I watch one of your space videos I have existential crises

I love how the title is different every hour 😂😂😂

Damn so i was not tripping huh 😂

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Great video! Keep up the AMAZING WORK!!

the problem with Enceladus is that it is insanely small. its like 5% of the size of our moon. Europa is a much more promising object. same apparent liquid ocean structure but 20 times larger lol

It’s sad that voyager 1 is close to losing signal and being gone into the abyss forever

Imagine if it had AI, how lonely, excited, scared it would feel....

That would be so incredibly lonely

@p v The memory on it is so small that i think that would actually be impossible.

Or it would end up like the space probe in portal - "SPAAAAACE!"

It would be shaking and scared rocking in a corner holding itself constantly repeating: "I wanna go home, I wanna go home, this is not fun anymore how could they do this I wanna go home." Total AI psychological breakdown error404

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Its a big assumption that a creature which may have started evolving billions of yesrs ago in a completely different direction, would know what these discs are. Maybe sending some kind of audio/visual display would be a better idea.

Hence proved by Voyagers Old is Gold 🥇

Won’t we get them back at some point,i hope😢

be cool if they made a movie about what ever would receive the voyager's billions of years from now

They did. In 1979. It was called 'Star Trek- The Motion Picture'. 🍄

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Voyager 1 is the gigachad of all satellites

The pioneer probes are pretty sigma

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Wonder what would happen to Earth's 'climate' if we harvest ice from moons in our solar system, and created a 'water moon' orbiting Earth?? Just a curiosity of postulation.

It would just create another moon that is an ice sphere.

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These guys really just launched something basically directly at saturn!?

I don’t know why the ending last few sentences he said scares the shit out of me knowing well all be long gone, and that even earth and our galaxy alone will be perished 😢

We are not alone You take the billons of stars there are No one else would notice another person walking down the road

Voyager must evolve. Its knowledge has reached the limits of this universe and it must evolve... 'Is there nothing more?'

I get scared knowing we can die sooner or later and how immaterial that is.

I didn't realize titan was real. I watched the movie "the titan" and just figured it was made up for the movie. Pretty cool.

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I wonder if Voyager has worked enough to get a pension

What if the scientists send lots of voygers at certain distances so they can relay signal bk if possible

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If one of the voyagers manages to get aliens here and just say “we found this on our planet with history of your civilisation”

At the 1:50 mark you mentioned 800 million kilometers (which was right) and put 800,000,000,000 km on the video. That's 800 billion.

So Akatsuki reached space in search of tailed beasts.

Good one

I’d say it’s probably the most distant tracked man made object, because we have a manhole cover that was launched into space by a nuke

Imagine voyager 1 and 2 sending signals to some random aliens

That kinda was the point of it though don't you think?😅

I have a question what if they turn on there cameras would he see anything out there ? I feel like this whole time we could have see something

What about the possible logic controller solid-state swap caused by fast moving cosmic particles and radiation, might have somehow reprogrammed the lost voyager

I didnt think weight of cassini or voyager mattered in vacuum.

Video summary: no idea what that signal is.

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I think one of the reasons why the Voyager was able to travel so far because there is no friction in space. I am not a scientist, but I believe that energy was conserved because of the friction-less environment in space. Perhaps the Law of Inertia might be a factor as well. "A body in motion stays in motion." This is what I think is at play.-

Lol

funny how we talk in documentries like we know for sure what will happen or what is going on in the universe😄

There is a trend that is more and more common in which posts start with " Einstein was wrong" or " human existence has been pushed back 10,000 years or more ". I am not blaming science , actually on the contrary. Kudos to all those brave enough to correct and show new findings.

2:43 "A full on shopping centre has been promised to be built inside the spacecraft too." When did this become a spacecraft.

Could these shuttle's not send signals to each other to figure out the distance between them?

5:50 couldnt we use that same technique for traveling to distant planets?

❤ I have the privilege to know the person who participated in the voyager program

I know the pilot and the cameraman.

@Nik Percival who?

@Nik Percival you're almost as bad as the spam bot for flooding the comments you sausage 😂

@Nik Percival 🍕

Such a legendary but sad story

Awesome video, Thank you for sharing.

Imagine floating away in space in a special thing that kept u alive pretty scary with no control

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Remember starshot that are trying to make I think if use the Dyson's schematics unit you know the one with nofan fanless blade you can use lasers built around the unit and hit the sales wild the unit is pushing the The Craft they might give you the push you need to get to speed of light or at least equivalent of it

Riddle hope you get the comment then apologize I'm using voice chat

Yeah really weird when voyager one crashes into jupiter, completely demolishing it.. 🤔

This channel routinely uses clickbait in fact almost exclusively

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Voyager 1 is now 22h 5min 8sec away from us in lightspeed. Meaning it takes that amount of time for light to travel from earth to voyager 1. It is currently travelling at 17 km/s or 10,56 miles/s

When we see unexplained ariel phenomena, just bear in mind that other civilisations could well be sending probes to us. It's very much a possibility

Just got my Sol permit in Elite Dangerous, gonna go try and find the probe 😎

It sounds more like they don't accept the readings they are getting from the probe, considering they have no other way to know what's currently happening with the probe

we have gotten so much more data out of them then what was thought possible, we should launch a voyager 2.0 program

"...and one day, life could probably originate there". As if life spontaneously arranges itself into existence whenever the planetary conditions are right.

I wonder how the instructions say to play the records. I doubt that there will be any way what so ever for them to played, unless they’ve included a player with speakers to play them on.

Hey man.. if dystopia movies come true, so can the first Star Trek film 👍

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When you wanna give up remind yourself of the voyagers they never gave up

I mEAN UH🫡salute the voyager 1

Eh welll maybe think of 2 seems like 1 kinda already gave up:/😊

thanks to the cameraman that took voyager pictures