How a Nuclear Battery Works in Space⚡ Thermoelectric Gernerator

In this video, we will see how the Voyager keeps working after 40 years from what is seems infinite energy. this is thanks to a nuclear battery or more specifically a radioisotope thermoelectric generator.

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[drophammer]

The Company I work for, we forge spheres that hold nuclear fuel for satellites. Titanium, high strength alloy, ranging between 7' - 2.5' width. Forged on a 150, 000lb Counterblow from 4" thick then machined to 1/8" thick the strength is incredible. In the last 20yrs with technology their size has greatly reduced but still it is something to see when forging. Great video

[lorriecarrel]

That was an amazing breakdown of how that works

[PierAntonioBrunello]

wonderful video, but to be precise, the name of the rtg installed inside the voyager 1 and 2 was called Multihundred-Watt radioisotope thermoelectric generator (MHW RTG), not gphs

[NebulaTornado]

The best explanation ever, thanks pro...

[xsailor]

Then everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.🔥🔥🔥

[shahinmirzaei]

hello, I have a question, why RTG in the voyager is outside of it

[rameenmeerann]

How the voyager communicate from 22 billions km away from earth?

[bobo]

EV can have smaller, lighter but powerful enough lithium ion battery to run power train and voyager style nuke battery that slowly trickle charge and maintain it at 80%. EV that don’t need to be plugged in at home. I would definitely buy that EV. Can use that for home power wall too. No more electric bill. Just water bill or may be rain catcher for that too.

[CrystalGeyser]

Limitless energy 40 years ago but they still charging us for everything the earth provides us .

[commandvideo]

So why not use it in our phones so we could throw away our chargers

[madtscientist]

You know If we used pulse technology, we could get more electricity out of coil and capacitor

[EnergyTRE]

hmmmm.. so pyro, ferro, piezo, photo, magnetic, electric effects says other wise. mankind has much to wake tf up too.

[agowa]

This doesn't explain anything useful about the inner workings of a nuclear battery besides what basic physics class back at school already taught.

[testbrave]

hard to understand for a common people...too much scientific topic discussed