A Few Minutes Ago: Voyager 1 Has Just Turned Around and Made a Terrifying Discovery!

Have you ever wondered what is beyond the boundaries of our solar system?
Imagine the only spacecraft ever created by humans, crossing the magical boundary into interstellar space - and suddenly finding something terrible!

[codywlsmith]

Stop with the clickbait titles. This "terrifying discovery" didn't just happen "a few minutes ago", this was recorded almost a year ago. You could have just made a video about Voyager 1 and about the heliosphere data being off from what we originally thought, without clickbaiting to make it seem like there is something groundbreaking and recent happening.

[lo]

Would it kill you to make accurate titles for once?

[katiobrien]

If you look back at previous video titles, you will find a lot of alarmist/exciting titles that just don't pan out.

[Bartjebom_]

What is this ⁉️ this is false titel clickbait 😅

[Ellaviathan]

Next video "A few minutes ago: Voyager 1 Has Just mated with Voyager 2"

[williamjanetmarshall]

Every video on YT is either TERRIFYING, HORRIFYING or SHOCKING. I can only think of Inigo Montoya's line from The Princess Bride: "This word you keep using. I don't think it means what you think it means".

[FigureUnboxing]

Stop making clickbait titles!!! You are SCIENCE channel for Albert Einstein's sake! Not a cheap mystery channel!

[shawnricupero]

We should try to send a modern day device, like an interstellar telescope, as far as we can, just like Voyager! We could get modern day resolution/results, and be capable of even greater exploration! Edge of the Universe!!!

[johnbro]

Mission successful! Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune were completed through gravitational acceleration from 3 decades to only 12 years. The end result of complexity is simplicity. The end result of simplicity is a greater correlation of facts within what is available to collate. Bravo.

[ronalddaub]

Unlike the submarine that got crushed bc the designers wanted
Diversity in the people designing it instead of the best people,

[willie]

Why is it every time I open the latest edition of voyager 1 we start with a large history leson?

[LadyCatFelineTheSeventh]

Of course with the lower education requirements for Millennials and Z it's unlikely the success of Voyager will ever be replicated.

[Chastia]

Nope. Voyager comes back now. They didn’t get the message.

[theodoreroberts]

I'm not interested in a history lesson every time the voyagers are brought up. I saw the launch and remember it. What I am interested in is NEW information.
Let me know when you have that. Meanwhile, find something else to do.

[Olddog]

EVERYTHING IN THE UNIVERSE IS TERRIFYING!!!!

[jeffreychandler]

It is great to know the success of the Voyager series. I remember the eventful time, many, years ago.

[Rivenworld]

Just unsubscribed as I am sick of the misleading BS titles that don't deliver the content stated. Waste of time!

[karenmandeville]

i'm not going to watch your videos. they're nothing but clickbait. the same history of voyager video and never what your title says.

[gregorymcfarlane]

These voyagers only been out there 46-49 years we would take million years to go around our galaxy so how are we in interstellar space we not even scratch the surface.

[caseydraven]

*unsubscribed to to click bait titles*