Voyager 1 Has Just Announced That It Has Discovered 300 Unknown Objects in Space!

Interstellar space is one of the last great mysteries of space travel. Only the Voyager 1 and 2 probes have so far reached the great void beyond the borders of our solar system.

Voyager 1 encountered 300 unknown objects there, which caused fright and panic among scientists.

What exactly were these objects and why are they such a threat to us?
Stay tuned for everything you need to know about this discovery and get ready for a journey far beyond the boundaries of the known.

[jsnzimande]

300 unknown object!!! Everything that voyege1 meet will always be unknown😂😂😂

[theunknownmodeler]

Love this stuff!! Funny they said it would have been a disaster if they lost contact! The probe wasn't suppost to last this long anyway! Keep on keeping on Voyagers!!

[markhuebner]

I think it is good find out new things and explore unknown regions. The unknown, when it becomes known, generally reveals hazards which can then be avoided.

[scottymoondogjakubin]

Pretty wild voyager 1 and 2 for 46 years are only about 18 light hrs far ! I dig watching nasas dashboard odometer crazy we can still communicate with them !

[DavidHalverson]

When we actually send a manned exploration mission many unanswered questions will finally be solved with proper sensors and data analyzers onboard.

[sondraevans]

Always fills me with wonder, I feel like a child again!

[pleutron]

You aren’t idiots. Clickbait in disguise is still clickbait. You know that when you say 300 objects that 99% of clickers aren’t thinking 300 particles 😂

[isnraj]

Heat can and is mostly transmitted by Radiation. I was thinking of subscribing but this made me change my mind

[LunkerFishing]

Do we have some kind of identifier on the two Voyagers in case they are discovered in another car system?

[frankmacfarlane]

Will technology progress enough to be able to communicate with voyager in the far future, when it reaches a nearby star-system?

[philipnorris]

All good stuff; when we look up at the stars we still feel the wonder that the first men felt.

[TheBlindDyslexic]

Radiation has a signal, so maybe when the Interstellar Space radiation hit it at the Right angle or time, it came across as a Reactivation signal since that section was facing it.
Or ET wanted to play a game of Tetris or make a Prank Phone call.

[jeffreychandler]

I remember the Voyager (unmanned) probes since the initial launching during a time when the interest in space was very popular, just like today. During that time, the interest was a part of imaginations involving serious explorations, and the quest for life outside of the Earth. A remarkable time that has brought us to an advancing technology with James Webb!

[marciawerner]

Cant wait to see the reaction of electric cars

[roguegalaxy]

🦋🙇‍♀️”..Our sollar systems is the soul of the Universe for me. if One small problems disturbing they’re balance, we are finished ..” _

[barrykaiza]

Click bait: where's these 300 objects

[mham]

So the Voyager Probes are still flying within the Milky Way Galaxy?

[JeffBrazeel-fewc]

I would really like if NASA would get us know WHY the ACCS Computer had been switched to a Computer that had been shut-off long B4. Instead of continuing using the ACCS they had switched to remove the Corrupted Computer from use.

[nilstelle]

Voyage was note expected to travel so far from Earth and still transmit information back to earth,

[roostercrows]

And what information did we put on it ??? Hopefully the race that finds it don't eat meat !