7 MINUTES AGO: Voyager 1 Just Made A Terrifying Discovery Turned Back To Earth

NASA's Voyager 1 Spacecraft Just Turned Back Towards Earth After Making This Terrifying Discovery. Voyager One, the iconic space probe launched by NASA over four and half decades ago, has just sent back a signal that has sent shockwaves through the scientific community. After traveling nearly fourteen billion miles from Earth, Voyager One has made a discovery so profound that it has altered the course of its mission, turning back towards our planet. But what exactly could this discovery be? Could it be evidence of extraterrestrial life, a cosmic anomaly, or something even more unimaginable? In this gripping exploration, we'll unveil these shocking revelations as Voyager One just made a terrifying discovery that made it suddenly turn back towards Earth!.

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[ultimatediscovery]

Thanks visiting The Ultimate Discovery Channel! I hope you enjoy the video! 😍

[nvxuytx]

I agree with the comment "Find a better text to speech converter or have live humans do your narrations!"

[charleslord]

Like someone previously commented, the narration leaves a lot to be desired

[fastbow]

What hyperbole! Always read the comments before wasting your time on a video!

[thogevoll]

I wish you would find a better text to speech converter or have live humans do your narrations.

[brianvasko]

Are there no humans that can narrate!?!?

[LAMA]

25 minute mark (approx) - A long playing record is not an eight track tape ... not sure why the speaker got that wrong.

[nobodycares]

IS voyager coming back to Earth as V Ger?

[survidmt]

Turned back, ... add, to pointing towards earth. Guy who said check comments first, was on point as expected. And yes the text reader has a very odd funny accent.

[ThreeLittleBirds]

The artificial narration got to me and I came to the comments to relieve myself. a real human narrator would greatly improve the viewing experience of the video, besides it being so terribly boring. I only made it a few minutes and had to gong the sucker as they were taking forever to get to the point.

[Frank-sfwh]

I remember that launch, I wish I could learn what they found. But, because of the mispronunciation of this video, I couldn’t stand listening to this any longer. Surely it can’t be that hard to get a real person to narrate.

[vickiemize]

To Boldly go where no man has gone before .
Live long and prosper .👽

[rmarsyoutube]

I never thought it was a good idea putting a record of where we are and who we are on those machines you never know who or what might find it.

[Mac_Wolf]

That's funny, Its not equipped to turn around. How's it supposed to come back?

[sigmachi]

Please, put some human to be the narrator in the newer productions. To my untechnical mind...this is such marvelous information!
Thank you for posting!❤

[ucancmyles]

Voyager one saw it and It scared the computer so badly it executed a wicked 180 and headed straight back to earth!

[kingcruze]

Dude I literally just watched about 30 seconds of this and want to tell the narrator to just shut up. This is not for people who actually think and are looking for real information.

[rezaz]

Nonsense, how can it turn back to earth.

[ammoalamo]

Walking To Aldebaran may not be a science fiction book, but rather a premonition.

[alexanderphillips]

Someone doesn’t know the difference between a tape and a record smh