The Farthest Human Made Object From Earth

Have you ever wondered what the farthest human made object is?
As of this video, it is Voyager 1, which was launched back in 1977 by NASA and is still in operation. It has already left our solar system back in 2012 and continues to move farther away.
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[nezlol]

Imagine communicating with someone on ping

[zizochemlali]

Imagine it ends up landing on an alien planet who are on a similar level of technology with us and they realize: what tf?

[Vintenuthewizard]

Imagine being an alien and the voyager 1 just bumps into your ship

[MisfitMarauder]

That thing can contact nasa from how far it is in space in just hours and i still cant get more than 1 bar of phone reception in my area..where is the high tech man

[triggerfish]

The first man made thing to reach space was a manhole cover. Nobody knows where it went for all we know it’s farther than voyager 1 but that’s a theory

[stringtheorysucks]

Just to let everyone know. Both Voyager 1 and 2 have a gold record attached to them. The outer cover has instructions and pictures of earths location On the record is music and voice greetings from people recorded saying hello and other small messages. Both probes have av record player attached allowing any finds to access the record and play it.

[caroline]

One comet: I’m about to ruin this probes hole courier.

[Just_Michael]

If we define the solar system as everything that orbits primarily the sun, Voyager 1 is still considered to be in the solar system until it emerges from the Oort Cloud which should happen in the next 14000 to 28000 years

[brianpaulson]

I watched the launch. Still gets me we are still getting info. Amazing 🤩

[dinesh]

Satellite: I need ur help within 21 hours
Earth: Ok

[joz]

There might be something further away. The Plumbbob nuclear test in 1957 a manhole cover was sent skywards at about 125, 000mph. So if it did not burn up it would cover about a Billion Miles per year. Since "launch" it would have travelled about 71.5 Billion miles or 115 Billion kilometres just under 770 AU.

[donaldbullock]

AND THE BATTERY IS STILL WORKING, WOW.

[DuffyWayne]

crazy that it hasn't even travelled 1 light day in all that time

[MiracleMirror]

Your voice is really soothing, subbed.

[IronPickMinecraft]

One question... how does it send data to earth

[albertthebostonterrier]

There was a test a while back when people put a nuclear core into a man hole, then covered it with a man hole cover. When it went off, the man hole cover went up into the air so fast it left the earths ozone within 3 seconds and due to perpetual motion, the man hole cover us still going extremely fast and is slowly leaving the solar system.

[emtee]

If it's that far away 21 hours seems like the best thing possible

[titow]

Imagine it accidentally went into a black hole 💀💀💀

[tannusingh]

21 h impressive 🤩 still faster than my internet connection 😅😅

[lightningbolt]

I have the highest respect for voyager 1