Voyager Just Sent This TERRIFYING New Message Back To Earth!

Voyager Just Sent This TERRIFYING New Message Back To Earth!

The Voyager One, NASA's farthest travelled spacecraft, is still traveling across undiscovered regions of the cosmos nearly 50 years after its launch.
Scientists are baffled by the scary data that this famous space probe machine is sending back to Earth due to what appears to be a malfunction.
Join us in todays episode.
As we talk about the odd data that the Voyager has been transmitting back to Earth, during its so far space exploration journey.
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[jimjones]

It is amazing that it has survived 45 years in space and is still operational, they don't build them like they used to.

[OdinSmilesRavensLaugh]

How is nasa exactly getting these messages when fiber optic wifi cant even reach our back gardens 😂

[sharonj]

Back when voyager 1 was launched we actually believed that society would continue to grow in intelligence and be ready to accept alien life when it was found. Unfortunately we became a people trying to recreate the dark ages.

[HMA_]

I liek the part where he shows the secret message about aliens 😂

[arthurchadwell]

"V'ger seeks the creator..."

[ginog]

Imagine one day in the future both voyages just appear back in our solar system, and heads towards earth. Mind blown 🤯

[emiliopradillo]

It’s crazy how close but how far it is only 22 hours of light time away 😮

[lulenao]

What an achievement! I have been following Voyager I & II since its launch. Congratulations!

[hestheMaster]

Some electronics inside the craft are indeed failing. It's like an old man who is going totally deaf. It may be blind at this
point but it had a good run.

[repage]

To be honest I have to disagree with the statement that "we are not capable of creating a craft to reach that distance" and is not impossible. It is very possible. With the technologies we have advanced in over the last 20+ years, it is very possible but just is not being done. If thought about logically both scientific and realistic, it is completely possible.

[Familydude-ctpn]

To other beings we would be considered Aliens ourselves.

[naifsalim]

Why the voyager never been hit by any object during its very long mission while JWST been hit a few months after launching??

[exposingproxystalkingorgan]

Space exploration is still very interesting.

[LustyDwarf]

In the day that voyager was built things were made to last, there are washing machines from back then that are still going today. Voyager as a space craft will likely keep going till it runs out of fuel then it'll come close to a star and send a final goodbye in the form of a photo of an alien star system before being destroyed either by the star or by crashing

[bohemio]

Perhaps the next ships are equipped to be able to take electrical energy from the high radiation of the stars, and to be able to accumulate it in the batteries of the ships outside the solar system. it's my idea.

[kasiryepaddy]

another thing it can be on the generation of power may be the battery's have got a problem or something gas nocked it or different weather conditions, such as too much heating since we don't know much what is exactly happening right now in the inter stela space

[stevenguajardo]

This is amazing and terrifying at the same time. Why would they give our information to a potential enemy? I love this stuff though, I've been following the voyager since I was a kid. I'm a little sad that both voyagers have left our solar system, they've been in our lives so long I can't remember much before them. I'll tell you one thing though, I wouldn't mind being on a ship following them.

[kasiryepaddy]

but for me I think it can be a mechanical problem since those space craft has been in space for a long period of time time

[richardolsen]

Point to ponder: exactly how does a satellite send messages back to earth if its batteries are losing power. I imagine that they can be sent but maybe not have enough vroom-vroom to get back to us? Yes? No?

[ryujinhans]

Hats off to the cameraman who was able to travel all that distance and film the whole thing just for us T~T