What Did Voyager 1 See During its Journey Out Of The Solar System? 1977-2019 (4k UHD)

Part 1 - The Voyager one space probe is the furthest man-made object from Earth, at 13.5 billion miles away. But what did the spacecraft see during its 42-year journey out of the solar system?

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[VSPACE]

I have a request for all the Flat Earthers who love to comment on my videos. Please can you type something less boring than just “CGI BS” or “NASA lies”? You just say the same things over and over again. It drives me mad!🤪😂 Please try and be slightly more imaginative and less like the “sheeple”...which is exactly what you accuse everyone else of being. Lol

[Sulaiman]

Nothing is more interesting than space science

[lingxiuhan]

This is Voyager 1 reporting. It’s beautiful here and I am alone.

[DDP]

These YouTube vids are better than every teacher I ever had

[cianwhittal]

So you’re telling me that in the 70s they could get data from a satellite across our solar system and I can’t get good wifi?

[darren]

The loneliness is quite frightening but it boggles my mind.

[hamza]

How to feel sad for an object :(

'Voyager' you did a great job we will miss you 😔😔😞😞

[dukeboy]

For some reason, the ending of this video made me cry. The sheer thought of how gigantic space is, just fills me with emotions.

[roybm]

The people that created the Voyager are heroes, amazing quality.

[rionaabutar]

this kind of science will never fail to amaze me.

[Skoopish]

I like to imagine that one day, thousands of years from now, when mankind has advanced to the point of light speed travel, that we reunite with this little piece of fine machinery and it is viewed as one of the greatest creations ever

[farrukhliaqat]

I wish voyager 1 comes back to earth and and everyone can hug him.

[RWxPRDTR]

What blows my mind is how far does space go and how long as it been there and why is it there in the first place? It's things like that which makes me feel so damn lucky to be here and experience life

[julianmacdonald]

Jupiter kind of looks like it has been painted by Vincent Van Gogh

[mitchymgs]

The voyager 1 is still going further and further away from us every single second forever

[machinegunnasty]

Imagine how cool it would be if we are still around in 40, 000 years and we find this ancient relic floating in the abyss

[bijoythewimp]

Junk boy and girls: I feel so lonely
Voyager 1: Am i a fackin joke to you

[ArmyStrong]

40, 000 YEARS?!! That's a long time to wait for a Part 2...

[haris_akhtar]

Voyager 1: *takes a picture of the moon and earth*





Flat earthers: the earth was a paid actor

[venerablebastard]

I can't stop imagining when the Voyager, numerous light years away, come across some uncharted alien planet...drifting slowly through the space to be witnessed by the aliens. And they were just, "Dafuq is that..."