8 MINUTES AGO: Voyager 1 Just Sent Out A TERRIFYING Message From Space

The Earth may be a massive and beautiful place, but in comparison to the rest of the universe, it is but a speck. Ever since human technology made it possible to launch rockets and satellites into space, people have had an insatiable desire to learn more and more about the mysteries of the universe. How do we go about it? Well, with the voyagers delivering us information to process, and well, it's just sent us a dreadful warning, and it's about to change everything. Join with us as we analyze all that the voyager has discovered up to this point, along with the terrifying message and what it might mean for the future.
For almost 45 years, the Voyager missions have been an integral part of space exploration, providing some of the very first and most significant glances into the true state of our solar system, yet these missions were never intended to survive this long when the first plans for the probe were carried out. The idea to send out probes in the 1970s was created out of sheer accident when Michael Minovich realized that a spacecraft could piggyback on the velocity of a planet and catapult further out into the solar system. According to NASA officials, the Voyager mission was planned to last five years when it was first launched. However, both Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are still on the move, gathering crucial scientific data from the deepest reaches of space. In the summer of 1977, the two spacecrafts launched within weeks of each other. Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were designed to explore Jupiter and Saturn. Both spacecraft successfully carried out studies of those planets. Later, Voyager 2 completed the first-ever close observations of Uranus, in 1986, and Neptune, in 1989. The fly-by trips involving the four planets became known as the Voyager “Grand Tour.”

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[hindlewalker]

Maybe one day in the future Voyager 1 or 2 might be a UFO to another civilisation, when we have ceased to exist.

[lyndasmith]

How come they can trace Voyager all those millions of miles away and yet we cant get signals for mobile phones in some places in the world

[smokehut]

That's some serious video editing in 8 minutes, bravo.

[Keith]

I am glad that we launched these two space crafts when we did and didn't cancel them like so many of other space projects back in the day. because of wanting to move money to other projects that didn't pay off.

[HyparchosDE]

The voyagers message:

1101 1010 1011

[Asti.pronouncedAhstee]

How long does it take for the data transmissions to reach earth? The delay must be significant and transmission strength must weaken as the distance increases.

[BusyBodyVisa]

I pray someday there will be a real star ship voyager

[richardborba]

We want to know just exactly where planet 9 is rite now with its brown dwarf sun and the rest of its planets and moons.

[sheldonwheaton]

NASA had fewer problems when they built their own vehicles. Before TRW, Martin Marietta, etc.

[auravk]

When the tech is so developed right now still no one is sending spacecraft throughout the universe...

[andrewzabinski]

Love the video! We need to be appreciative of the longevity and impact that Voyager 1 and 2 have had on our understanding of the universe. It was a happy accident that occurred with them compared to their original lifespan expected. They are gonna break eventually considering the technology when they were built.

[clintg]

Travelling at over 35, 000mph for the last 45yrs and it’s only 17.5 Light Hours away which is what 0.05% equivalent journey to our neighbouring star? Hard to comprehend the scales 🤯

[kermitfisk]

The question is how long can they go go go

[thetechboys]

They just don't make probes like these anymore😭

[ashokbasumatary]

plot twist: Meanwhile Guardian of the Galaxies are there to Repair

[bryanlowe]

Only a matter of time until it becomes V'ger

[lorrainetreves]

Hello, keep going, as far as you can. This is only the beginning.

[bobjohnson]

Close observation of Uranus 😂 Couldn't help myself 😂

[romanseanez]

It’s just really impressive & awesome with V1&2 has accomplished, it’ll come back calling itself V-Ger

[ST-LEE]

Imaging turning the news on one day to hear that voyager has returned back to us. Or rather sent back to us by something or someone