Voyager 2 Sends Back A Scary Final Message...What Was It?

Voyager 2 Sends Back A Scary Final Message...What Was It?

It’s been 4 long decades and more since the Voyager spacecraft departed from Earth and it has traveled so deep into the cosmos for too long for one designed to last five years.

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[MrChasanDayve]

Very informative and well presented video, I really enjoyed it. Just as a note, the moon you called Lo is Io, pronounced eye oh. She was a priestess of Hera in Greek Mythology, who was lusted after by Zeus, and was turned into a cow to hide her from the eye's of Zeus' wife Hera (Greek mythology is weird). Jupiter is the Romanised form of Zeus, and most of its moons are named after people he lusted after. Anyway keep up the good work.

[davidlanger]

“7.5 million miles away from Earth?” I think you mean 7.5 Billion miles. The sun is 93 million miles from Earth, so Voyager is way beyond that distance

[angela]

Oh man we need to send 2 new voyagers out like NOW with new technology. Hopefully we see clearer images before we die

[markrichardson]

Min 3:34 it made more stunning discoveries about Uranus . I'm 53 and that's still funny .

[louisdufour]

Does anyone know what Star Trek and toilet paper have in common? They both circle Uranus in search of Klingons!!

[TomsTenorHorn]

How can we get a signal back from voyager after travelling away from earth for forty years and I can't get a decent 4G signal on my router from 1 Km?

[tontonbeber]

Voyager encountered an alien probe with a golden disk as a message. And after deciphering the message, it's Elon Musk's portrait

[jessehanson]

I was going to comment on io (LO) but ya'll did it allready, it was a very good video.

[jeronimohernandez]

Hopefully I get to live to see aliens and become friends with one

[erikwalters]

I'm old and I still chuckle when people say Uranus.

[malcolmabram]

We speak of the depths that the voyagers have gone in 4 decades, but it is only 0.06% of the distance to our nearest star, Proxima Centauri. And that is but our nearest star in a galaxy the edge of which is 20, 000 x further, and in turn that is just our galaxy. It illustrares how utterly vast the Universe is

[johnmartins]

The scary final message? Beware of clickbait!

[guitarvideosbychadmood]

How come everything now about Voyager is always terrifying?

[jamesdelb]

"Uranus is a captured planet, not born of our solar system." - HPB The Secret Doctrine.

[GSTripleF]

Lo … and behold the inability to pronounce Io, “eye-oh”.

Well done Uranus 😂.

[paulcuthill]

That's voyager 1 an 2 that are sending back strange messages then

[matthewlittledyke]

In true Star Trek style could it be looking for it”s creator 😂

[xwasp]

Yeah that's a Really good idea . Lets tell Aliens where we are!!!

[lynnmitzy]

we can send probes out of the solar system...but we
" forgot" how to get to the moon???

[hubbmuhammadi]

It would be scarier if those 2 satellites all of sudden change course and headed back to earth, if that happen NASA scientists should decide whether to welcome it or to destroy it