NASA WARNS: Voyager 1 Has Made a TERRIFYING Discovery After 45 Years!

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After traveling through the vast expanse of space for 45 incredible years, Voyager 1 has encountered something truly extraordinary and unsettling. Join us as we delve into the latest findings from NASA's most iconic space probe, exploring the unexpected discovery that has scientists across the globe on edge. What could this mean for our understanding of the cosmos? How will this impact future space exploration?

#discovery #voyager

[nimrodking]

This channel gets me every time with interesting topics then when I watch it’s a boring school video from 80’s science class. Classic example of click bait

[johnpichcuskie]

Aliens are fixing Voyager, kind of like in the first motion picture Star Trek

[mw]

Get to the point of your subject title !!!! Really. What a waste of history already known

[Leylaashley]

Why does everything have to be terrifying 😒

[jimslancio]

This video is close to a half-hour long. If being terrified requires that kind of time commitment, I can live in blissful ignorance.

[cbalexander]

I’m reminded of the Star Trek movie when Voyager returned to fulfill its mission after becoming super powerful and conscious ✌️

[brigidsingleton]

Not nearly _45_ years. Nearly _50_ years now!! (Blimey, I'm thought my 'counting skills' were bad, but you really take the biscuit!!)

[jayantadas]

What is so terrifying about a probe instrument going through space?

[patrickthornberry]

Star trek the motion picture springs to mind.
Sending back veger.

[NicholasSadlier]

From "terrifying" in the title, we immediately switched to " fascinating" and "surprising." Why am I not "surprised?"

[craiglaw]

Aliens fixed Voyager and then handed NASA the bill; it was truly terrifying!

[greghh]

This report is a peculiar mix of real information and adolescent speculation on "aliens, ." It seems likely that there are beings on planets well outside our solar system. But there's no evidence at all that Voyager 1 is interacting with them. We have had no luck in contacting aliens, , and Voyager 1 isn't likely to have had any "terrifying" encounters with them. That word "terrifying" reminds me of the now-ancient advertising for quaint American International horror movies when I was a kid.

[arnonsen]

random mix of informatio. looks like AI generated video

[VariaIV]

To cheat death, is a power only voyager has achieved. But if we work together…..I know there’s coffee in that nebula

[hubbahubbard]

Terrifying is reference to extraterrestrial alien life?? No way right??

[rfkoooi]

I feel that NASA had no right to include information on the voyagers that pin point the location of our planet. That could prove to be very regretful. The planet does not belong to America. Permission should have been obtained from every country in the world.

[torhildsvendsen]

Thats what you gets while flying too near the Sun.

[torhildsvendsen]

Stop looking that far out to the end, Be avear of what lies ahead in fron of our feet.. It may be our end of life...

[jkilmon]

What the hell is "terrifying" about something that is over 15 BILLION miles away?

[Ape_In_His_Apex]

Y’all are asking all the wrong questions…. Why were the moons “throbbing”?