Voyager 1 Sends STRANGE SIGNALS :Is Voyager Dying?

45 years after its launch, the Voyager 1 probe is presenting a strange problem that has puzzled the members of the NASA mission.
The spacecraft, despite all its time in operation, operates in good shape 23 billion kilometers away from the planet. However, the data that its system delivers to Earth does not reflect or match the probe's operations.
So... What has been happening with Voyager-1?
The fault has to do with Voyager-1's Attitude Articulation and Control System (AACS) that keeps the spacecraft and its antenna in the proper orientation. And the AACS appears to be working fine, as the spacecraft receives commands, acts on them, and sends science data back to Earth with the same signal strength as usual. However, the telemetry data it is sending back are very different.
The NASA statement does not specify when the problem began or how long it has lasted.
The agency also notes that the probe is now in interstellar space, a high-radiation environment that could pose an extra challenge for this spacecraft.
In addition, the problem has not triggered any fault protection system that could put Voyager in safe mode, and the signal has not weakened, suggesting that the antenna is still in its normal position, pointing toward Earth.
However, the situation will continue to be monitored, as it is possible that another system could produce invalid data. It takes approximately two days for a message from Earth to reach Voyager and subsequently get a response from the spacecraft.

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[spacerings]

We are still receiving signals from it but it's starting to go so far away

[tedlovejesus]

The mention of US is too much… ignoring people who are living there’s no future, but like everyday “we” still have to deal with them
Like the science astronomy community has the privilege to ignore, and yet still call “us”

[genehunsinger]

I'm curious if + when it'll reach the next galaxy.It's gotta bump into something, at some point.

[Razerfreak]

its sending 3 dimensional coordination data from a 4 dimensional space. thats why the computer doesnt detect any error while we get coordinates signals that dont make sense. it left the 3 dimensional bubble we live in. voyager 2 send simular data when it passed a certain line 12 years ago. the voyager computer thinks it spins superfast while it keeps connection with earth which is impossible without extra dimensions or an error in the computer. since the system shuts down in an event of an error thru radiation we can basically debunk that. like a bluescreen irl. since it didnt happen theres only 2 real explanations. it either entered a zone in which coordinates are perceived differently or it is manipulated by outside intelligent influence. and since its really unrealistic to think that both voyager 1 and 2 send simular weird coordinates because they got picked up by aliens right after leaving our solar system the only real conclussion thats left is a dimensional shift while leaving our solar system. maybe its time to rethink some stuff