What Voyager Detected on the Edge of The Solar System?

What lies beyond the edge of our solar system? For decades, NASA’s Voyager spacecraft have been exploring the farthest reaches of space, sending back groundbreaking data from the mysterious boundary known as the heliopause. In this video, we dive into the incredible discoveries made by Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 as they crossed into interstellar space. From cosmic radiation and solar winds to the fascinating “plasma hum” detected in the void, join us as we unravel the secrets of the solar system’s edge and the wonders of the unknown beyond.

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Timestamps:
00:01 - The Beginning of Voyager 2's Journey
10:00 - Discoveries About Uranus's Magnetosphere
14:30 - Future Missions and Ongoing Research
15:25 - Exploring Uranus and Its Moons
19:01 - Whispers from YZ Seti
28:05 - Mars: A Lesson in Magnetic Fields
30:42 - Groundbreaking Discovery of Exoplanets
34:39 - A New Era in Solar Observations
39:32 - Challenges and Triumphs of Solar Dynamics
46:04 - Understanding Space Weather's Impact on Earth
49:57 - The Future of Solar Exploration is Bright
56:03 - Einstein's Revolution: Redefining Gravity
1:01:36 - Einstein's Gravity and Its Confirmation
1:07:34 - The Universe and Human Consciousness
1:14:55 - Exploring the Connection Between the Cosmos and Neural Networks
1:16:45 - The Brain Paradox: Reality vs. Illusion
1:18:09 - The Conscious Universe: Philosophical Insights
1:20:01 - Goffman's Theory: Bridging Science and Philosophy

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[paulford]

The script seriously needs some editing, very repetitive.

[srikantankckc]

About radio signals..received from exoplanets..radio freq is generated from relative motion of observer and not by mag field of planet.i accept your version of local air ionised by star emission.but in this case it is not.pls clarify.nice discussion.🙏

[Historicalheroo]

I have learned that the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft have made significant discoveries at the edge of the Solar System, including Voyager 1 crossing the heliopause, the boundary between the solar wind and interstellar space. These spacecraft also studied the magnetic field, high-energy particles, and the environment beyond the Solar System, providing valuable insights into interstellar space and how the Solar System interacts with the surrounding universe.

[crispycritter]

I love every single planet in space and admire their beauty.
Out of all of the planets, Uranus is my favorite! The bluish-green color is exquisite! Also, the mysteries it hides!

[gregoutman]

The flight itself was genius. Imagine the math involved. And we are "not" wrong. Data is interpreted and then a new crop of physicists re interpreted it. Refinement - A normal action, the willingness to amend if necessary. This is science

[frankdimeglio]

Time dilation is perfectly and clearly explained by the following: Gravity/acceleration involves what is balanced inertia/inertial resistance. Great.


By Frank Martin DiMeglio

[LindaWeaver-he]

.music is distracting. Also it usually to load both in .movies and documentary

[Onefractalsparkofcreation]

But isn't that Neptune ?
(The first one they started with?)
It's blue

IDKS about Uranus

[SukryRonde]

Oh boy, voyager reach end of universe

[TheColdcalm]

Are we possibly just debris beneath a giant finger nail?

[liverpoollou]

The system is called 'Cygnus' not swan! 👍

[SeauxNOLALady]

I can’t figure out if the narrator is a genuine member of the scientific community, or maybe an enthusiast with an impressive understanding of the subject of astrophysics…or just someone regurgitating material from Wikipedia or space websites. I am well educated in physics and to a lesser degree astrophysics, so I can usually detect whether or not a person is pretending to know what they’re talking about or if they have a real understanding of the topic. But this guy confuses me! The complexities of quantum mechanics and astrophysics seem to be well understood by him, but at the same time, he mispronounces certain terms…egregiously! However, I too am from the south and I have experience with being judged by people who think my accent is an indicator of my intellect.
Regardless, I thoroughly enjoy his content and often listen to his work in the background while I am doing housework or other mundane tasks.

[rrntexas]

Why have offensive noise in the video? It is distracting and unnecessary.

[explorer.samrat]

One of the finest astronomy channels in the world.😊❤

[darhardingsoft]

Unwatchable with ads every five minutes

[alien]

Yes, we are always wrong (ref: your thumbnail). What is new? And, tired of secret content... Will not watch because I don't know what to expect

[stephenjohnhopkinson]

Subscribe to this guy's channel 😎 don't be thinking he's obviously stupid because of his accent 😅 he's not 😊