NASA Received A Message Out Of NOWHERE From Voyager 1 And It's TERRIBLE News

NASA Received A Message Out Of Nowhere From Voyager 1 And It's TERRIBLE News. In an unexpected twist, NASA has received a surprising communication from Voyager one, and it is not what anyone was expecting. For more than forty years, Voyager One has served as our silent sentinel, traveling further from Earth than any other spacecraft and giving us priceless information on our solar system's outer regions. However, NASA's deep space communications team recently intercepted a transmission from this legendary spacecraft, which has raised serious concerns. With the signal's integrity in doubt and the distance between the spacecraft generating communication delays of more than twenty-two hours, decoding this broadcast has become a race against time. What does this portend for the mission, and what dreadful news may Voyager One bring back? Let's go into the specifics of this disturbing tragedy and consider the possibility of NASA's most enduring space missions.

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[bradpitts]

This isn't new news, it 5 years old, and their still hiding what they found and know, all we get is the same old clip show and it's old history,

[cabadger]

Why do scientists always say data is gibberish instead of admitting they don't understand something?

[jimmytowns]

Amazing how they can talk for over 6 minutes and not even touch on what the title says... I'm outta here!

[Nyarlathotep]

"On December 12th, 2003, the National Aeronautics and ....". Yet published 3 hrs ago? Wow, youtubers are getting desperate these days. Wasting our time!

[michaelmacaulay]

Many years ago, my boss stated, "don't bring me a problem unless you already have a solution."

[walkabout]

Did they send a golden record without a record player?

[RickyD]

If Nasa did receive a message from any satellites we the people will be the last to know anything

[tonywoodham]

Voyager's Message ' Stick Head Between Legs, Kiss @R$e Goodbye '😅😅

[Franks_Fault]

10 billion miles away from Earth, ROFL!!!!

[jadaosteen]

I hope it is a message from God. And he's telling all these evil people to sit down shut up and go sit in the corner!

[Nancy-pxhn]

Maybe we got a "Doomsday Message" we can't decipher from billions of miles away.

[melodietraylor]

Forget about the water on the planets why don’t they try saving our water and I still didn’t see anything that was bad news coming back like your headline says

[vocalrevolt]

Here's my issue with all of this mess: They (NASA, government, military, etc.) either have technology that far surpasses anything the general public has been told about, or this is only another fabricated story about space. This thing has supposedly been in space for more than 40 years with no hands-on maintenance, no tweaks to any part of the machine with all of its intricate parts, no kind of human interaction from the time it left earth, and in 40+ years it hasn't ran into any kind of debri that could have caused damage to it. That would be better than any best-case scenario from any scientific team for a project anywhere, but we are supposed to believe this. Yeah, just like the team of astronauts on the moon mission were able to land the space craft on the moon in such a way so they could take off again without the help of all of marvels of engineering and teams of scientists and engineers that were needed to launch the rocket. Don't be fooled people. Please think about the information we're being fed and ask yourself if any of it sounds to good to be true.

[SunilKumar-fsut]

How is it possible not even a single space debre hit it all its journey?🤔✌️🧐so far so good 😊🥰👍

[dkx]

Why would the aliens have a record player

[connieashley]

That's crazy, Voyager-1 can receive data from Billions of miles away, but my laptop is lucky to receive data from a Router that's 10 ft. away. Just this, shows that Earth is much more technologically advanced than they want us to know. Doesn't surprise me in the least.

[lawrenceonuorah]

Early May 2024, a new was born in the spiritual realm, the last empire in Nebuchadineze statue. It would take years to show in the earth

[gordonmartin]

World's Best Hacker's Screwing With Everyone

[evangeloscopsidas]

Disclosing sensitive facts about our existence may potentially be disastrous, as we know nothing of who or what may be the recipients of said info.Malevolence may be present.
Perhaps we should just SHUT UP.

[pamelakessler]

There a Dome Firmament Ceiling above us their not going anywhere 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂