Voyager Just Sent This TERRIFYING New Image Back To Earth We Haven't Seen!

NASA’s Voyager spacecraft are among the miracles of science and astronomy. They were initially built to last five years, but strangely, they're still traveling through space today. But then, recent pictures and data from these spacecraft show that there's still much we don't know. Some current data from the Voyagers are quite eerie and puzzling—nothing like astrologists used to know. Could this be new evidence of alien activity? Or is it that our universe is changing right before our very eyes?



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[Tuscolatexan]

They fixed the problem with Voyger1 months ago. I hate it when these people try to sensationalize old news & claim it's new.

[darkr]

Why is it every time voyager sends something back we have to go through the whole life story of voyager before we find out what it is

[mikesmicroshop]

There is absolutely nothing strange about them still traveling through space today! What is extraordinary is that they are still sending data

[ninaverenac]

Astrologers are not tracking Voyager I and II...they are into horoscopes and stuff related to that.
Astronomers would be correct name or Astrophysicists...

[colvingenealogy]

Loki is not a Marvel creation; he is from Scandinavian/ Viking mythology. Just like Thor. Maybe give credit where it's due. I can assure you it was not a Marvel comic charactor the astronomers were thinking of when they named Jupiter's moon.

[alanolney]

Whoever thought these voyagers would last 50 years in space and are still sending information back to earth. Quite an accomplishment

[theadventuresofbrockinthai]

To be honest, I am surprised the two satellites haven't been hit by some little space rock. Take what you can get.

[standdown]

I was 18 when they launched this into space, I remember. I am now 63, nice to finally see some images.

[brianbabey]

Correction that Image of Uranus from 2022 was from the James Webb Telescope, Just any FYI. Not from Voyager.

[samhillebrand]

The thing is really old and way out in why would anyone, including NASA, think it's weird that it's sending funky signals. The signal strength and spread gets worse the further out it gets, so yeah, eventually they won't be able to count on signal integrity. This whole topic is pretty much ridiculous and kind of click baity.

[heru-deshet]

Voyagers were the best investment NASA has ever made.

[toddkurzbard]

Why would new Voyager discoveries be of concern to Astrologists?

[TheRealScooterGuy]

_What happens on Uranus, stays on Uranus._

[nevarmaor]

I would imagine the signal to noise ratio is pretty darn low at this point. Especially as the power supply weakens.

[loserwinner]

Have they considered that Voyager 1 may not be malfunctioning? Are they afraid to confront that possibility? Perhaps the signals mean something, they just don't know what it is. It would make more sense to start from that side and allow scientists from the field of the humanities a look in. Some good old-fashioned literary analysis-style approach may be just the thing.

[fadojuoluwasegun]

Coming back to watch this because voyager is just incredible 👏

[brandyholder]

...look, I don't wanna be THAT person, but... HOW TF YOU THINK ALIENS GONNA "COLONIZE" THE FUCKIN VOYAGER 😂

[jimcoulter]

I am a retired 2 way Radio Technician, I am sure that you know that electrolytic condensers are only good for 10 years or so and they will start going bad corrupting the state they are in and the radio fails. If it fails, bad thigs will happen to the next stage being transistor I can see where information would be corrupted.

[bobbishop]

Why are Voyager signals top secret? They were launched 45 years ago, they have traveled several billion miles, and they are still top secret. I can not figure out any reason why.

[LeventÇakir]

Minecraft villagers when they create a space probe: Lets call it the Villager 1 and 2!