Voyager 1 is FINALLY responding again!

[DanMan]

voyager responded after 5 months, that's faster than customer help services, massive respect

[sss.m]

That little blue dot.
That's us, that's home.

[SciMinute]

Technology from the 1970s, and it’s still running strong. That’s cool!

[ummeabdullah]

At this point I'm convinced that Voyager was made by Nokia 💀☠️

[SumanSaha-hytn]

A cat has 9 lives, Voyager 1 has unlimited

[UGOkilleth]

NASA : what's wrong?
Voyager : I feel lonely

[jackwaycombe]

I was 43 years old when Voyager 1 was launched.
I'm 80 now, and this news actually brings a lump to my throat.
Can modern generations ever imagine how WONDERFUL we found all of this?

When I was in school, we hadn't even seen the far side of the Moon! And I had SF books confiscated by teachers who declared space travel to be godless fantasy. I don't remember their sad little names - but I still have copies of those Arthur C Clarke, Asimov, Heinlein, Bradbury, etc etc.

Now we have Hubble, Webb and the ISS.
So - Veeger - carry on talking. But above all, PLEASE deliver your messages.

And yes, the Pale Blue Dot remains - for the time being at least - the most wonderful photograph in existence.

EDIT - OK, OK - I was clearly 33 of course. Ffs...

[tau]

It’s not a random message, if you decipher it, it says “out of bounds please return to playable area”

[tanmayjain]

In 3-4 years, voyager 1 will be 1 light day away from earth. it just blows my mind

[fathmath]

Even Voyager 1 responded before GTA6 release 💀

[bat_eatr]

its amazing how far voyager has came, a 40+ years piece of technology can survive this long is incredible

[Subuzy]

shoutout to the cameraman who went miles away to film Voyager 1 for this short

[NataliaLidia_]

Us: strang messages with no meaning
The aliens who were trying to communicate: ...

[FlyHighOfficial]

NASA: Strange messages with no meaning.
Voyager 1 trying to warn us by using the Aliens language…

[fatemaAlarie]

I love how Voyager 1 is still functioning, I'd be incredibly heartbroken if something were to happen to it.

[peytonnoesen]

As a space and science lover, this is truly heartwarming I’m actually boutta cry bc voyager has made it so far and it’s still alive and working

[JustOreoR]

Its amazing how a piece of technology from the 70s that was meant to last only 5 years survived more than 45 years! Man is truly remarkable

[haulapaula]

This is like a soldier. Weakened in action, but still going on. Respect

[darktimesdontlastforlong]

Getting ghosted by a spacecraft for months is wild💀

[pieter]

Dude.. i was seriously sad when i heard voyager 1 wasnt responding. This is awesome