Voyager 1 Is Sending ‘Strange Signal’ From Interstellar Space (Impossible)

In 2012, Voyager 1 became the first man-made object to cross the heliosphere, and enter interstellar space. The heliosphere is the boundary of the sun's influence.

It is currently operating at the edge of the solar system, flying through the interstellar medium beyond the Sun’s influence.

However, owing to such a staggeringly long journey, it seems the spacecraft has started to feel the toll, raising concerns for NASA.

According to NASA, scientists have detected issues in Voyager's attitude articulation and control system.

This system, allows the spacecraft to maintain its orientation and keeps its high-gain antenna pointed precisely at Earth, to transfer data.

Credit: NASA/ESA

[johnnyguinn]

Maybe an ET has took control of Voyager and trying to communicate with us.

[cookmcpherson]

How can you say Voyager passing within 1.7 light-years from Gliese will be closer to that star than it was to our own? Voyager launched from our planet (Earth) which is a mere 8 light minutes away. How about some clarification and correction please.

[hunter.]

Why simply not assume that the data being sent is true. (data which we dont know the content because the vídeo disnt told)
The probe is beiond the bondaire of what we know and its natural that there maybe weird things happen, things that for us maybe sound "unreal"

[jonpitts]

it's happening cause it's just wore out

[joeasker]

Let him that got hurt the most by love to say if it is good or not I say we as a people are nothing with out it