Voyager Hears Incredible Sounds of Interstellar Space

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[thomfiel]

Voyager is one of the most incredible feats of engineering in all history. It's hard to believe that it has discovered so much, and yet still keeps on going.

[calvingrondahl]

I have lived through the whole manned space program... Sputnik too. Wonderful voyager mission team!

[robjones]

If I am having a bad day Anton has a way of making it better with his calming narration of videos that make me forget my bad day. You my friend, are the wonderful person!

[tayzonday]

So basically, the sun farts gas and Voyager I and II pass through those farts beyond the heliosphere.

I wonder if a spectrometer could forensically deduce which clouds come from which stars? Maybe we can re-construct prior star motion by mapping their farts.

[Breakfast_of_Champions]

We need to start building more of these probes - imagine a modern one doing a tour of the Oort cloud!

[tomdickinson]

I am very excited to have been one of the many people to have worked on the Voyager II mission way back in the mid-seventies. My job was to assemble some of the many cable connectors making up the Voyager II. Not a very glamorous job and a very small part of the entire project but the knowledge of being apart of something so big still makes me smile with a little pride.

[aaronsouthard]

Hello wonderful Anton. Thank you for filling our ears with science and wonder

[bullveigh]

I luv when my phone pings me about an interesting astronomy story and I know Anton is gunna explain it to me that day or next :).

[vikz]

They're literally messages in bottles floating in an ocean of space.

[WhoDidThati]

So you know, when my children get older, I will be showing them your videos as they are so educational. Great job!

[LaibaStarXX]

hats off to humanity's great achievement voyager 1 <3

[lucianm]

" Voyager 2 got to visit UR-ANUS " ...
Homie Anton said it best ! ❤️🙏🏻

[ArztvomDienst]

The Game Elite:Dangerous gave me the most intense, eye-opening and mind blowing impression of the scale of all that!

[UNIRockLIVE]

Voyager still doing its thing is evidence to how gifted the people who constructed it really are/were

[Sharonmxg]

the mind gets bent thinking about the fact that you can track Voyager on the internet. A technology that did not exist when Voyager left earth. The fact that we continue to receive data from the mission decades later is testament to the geniuses at NASA/JPL

[quantumac]

The Voyagers are incredible machines built by really talented folks.

[ndowroccus]

“They don’t make them like they used to”
Again, that saying drops the mic

[Foxhoundx]

Anton is the man. He explains this to a crisp. Thanks for making me alittle wiser with each video.

[speakeroftruth]

Someday Voyager might drift into an inhabited star system, but we and maybe the earth as well will probably be long gone by then.

[tauceti]

Man its quite incredible to think about, Grandpa, Father, and Son could have all worked on the same Space Probe Voyage.
The Grand Tour is so epic. I'm so glad we were able to accomplish it in such a short window.