The Surprising Signal from Voyager 2 after Communication Loss!

It was a disaster: not a single sound came from Voyager 2 in July 2023 after NASA made a serious mistake. But then the probe suddenly started transmitting again and the first signal from Voyager 2 after the communication breakdown came as a surprise. This probe has now traveled more than 18 billion kilometers and is invaluable to science. Losing Voyager 2 at this delicate point in the mission would be a tragedy. What had actually happened? Why had this probe, which had been traveling in space for more than 45 years, suddenly lost radio contact?

[robertosborne]

Great. My father worked for NASA durning the Mercery missions. But died in a car accident in 1968. He was 39. Wow he dreamed if all explorations for the future. All he hoped for came true. He missed it all. Thanks for video.

[eileenvannurden]

Bubbles..amazing
Didn’t a scientist already say something about bubbles?

[TamaraTorres-Musk-gfbt]

Life is about improvement, learning teaching EACHOTHER about EACHOTHER SO WE CAN. UNDERSTAND AND COMMUNICATE TO OTHER CULTURES, RACES, ABOUT OUR WAY OF LIFE AND HOW WE LIVE, SO THAT WHEN THEY COME TO VISIT THEY KNOW HOW TO RESPECT THEIR OWN LAND, COMMUNITY, VILLAGE WHEN OTHER RACES ARRIVE

[larryray]

Breaker Breaker 1 9 You got a copy. Smoky over the next planet over the star.

[lailaready]

So NASA can still communicate with Voyager 1 that’s 12 Billion miles away but I can’t get good cell service in my house here on earth. 😂

[jondurr]

It's 45 years old; let it die in peace!

[larshowen]

Nah, eventually, Captain James Tiberius Kirk will hoist them aboard NCC-1701. Hilarity ensues, and hijinks follows.

[mrood]

cant be true, its too far out and its been too long

[lestercoons]

I wish your AI voice would use "miles" instead of "kilometers". My old brain thinks in miles.

[chouleanghak]

With God's purpose, nothing will be lost.