NASA detect ‘heartbeat’ signal from Voyager 2 probe a week after losing contact

There is hope that NASA could regain control of the lost Voyager 2 probe after a "heartbeat" signal was picked up.

Contact with the spacecraft was lost when a wrong command was sent, tilting its antenna two degrees from Earth.

NASA will attempt to regain control from Canberra this week**, as** a large dish will beam the correct command in the direction of the craft.

[kidsoxoxox]

Keep going Voyager and don't phone home. A lot has changed on Earth and for the worst.

[alexandrugeorgescu]

Voyager 1&2 are probably like:
"WE GOT AWAY FROM EARTH...HA-HA"

[HairyLeggedCreepyJoeBiden]

Heartbeat does not mean life Plan Parenthood said so

[hopelessnerd]

If I remember correctly, it will automatically repoint itself if it doesn't hear from us for a while. Let's hope that's the case.

[Day_Chap]

This is why you hire based on competence. NASA of all should follow that.

[TheRIBLING]

Imagine having to tell your boss that 😂

[lpvvkie]

what is a kilometer? is that like miles or something?

[thegreatinterpreter]

The most costly fat finger in human history.

[michaelripley]

🤫Lost signal is an alien cover-up!
It was the aliens snatching the
Golden LP for a souvenir📀
Thankfully they put Voyager 2 back in direction to Earth 😃

[Jaye-tsko]

I think nasa had probe aimed at joke bidumb on vacation in delaware. They are monitoring for any life!😂

[abirab]

Don't it have picture system. It should send pic then we can see otherwise this signals are useless

[rpaimin]

Need other volagers. Which install smart phone inside... if those explorers meet aliens. They capable to call . Human

[Blackjack_Official]

We know nothing beyond the Ionosphere

All Frequency is reflected off Ionosphere if Radio waves are reflected what makes people believe metal can penetrate