Voyager 1 is so sad :( imagine all the places it will visit all lost And alone and not being able to tell anyone. Will never come back home but will just keep floating away . It's like sending wallE out there
Voyager 1 is a sad invention. It will power down and fly with almost no reason, no connection. It would constantly break the records of distance, maybe could still provide us with information about the territory outside Solar System, eventually even going outside Milky Way and beyond. But we wouldn't even have a clue about that. We would forget. Our message in a bottle would became nothing but a memory.
^^ Hell I am ^ But what then? I don't think they would recover a connection between us and Voyager. And it would take hundreds or thousands of years for finders to make a connection with us. If they would think about that, and if they would find the location of our planet. Also, if we would still be alive.
@@DamianQualshy sorry, but Voyager 1, and so the other Probes, serves as a time capsule. There's no guarantee that we could survive in the next millenias. Nothing will survive on Earth by then and anything we bury or sent out into orbit would be nothing. What's the greatest solution? Send probes with endless journeys. So what's their point in the next 100,000 years if ever discovered by other intelligent beings? It will serve as a proof for them that they are not alone, or that Earth and humans existed. It serves as a proof of our existence. Lucky they have proofs as we still cannot proof that we are not alone as there are no evidences at all...
@@patkun01 Yes, I know. But it still feels sad. We could be extinct by then, and Voyager would still just move and move. Honestly, I don't know how much a civilization would be advanced to somehow grab the Voyager and take it. Because it's just so fast, and it can't slow down in a vacuum. Right?
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Plot twist: the universe tends out to be a hypersphere, and one day when least expected, Voyager 1 just comes back to its starting point from hyperspace O_o
If your talking manned, we've only been as far as the moon. Unmanned? Then weve exited the bubble of solar wind. Its amazing we can still communicate with that probe. It will die soon though, its amazing that its systems are still functioning perfectly. That just proves all old technology is much more durable. It accidentally lasted that long. Isnt it going something like 200 km per second? Or is it 2000? I cant remember. Probably 2000. Thats kinda fast though isnt it? Edit: oh nah i was thinking per hour probably. Its actually moving at 17.26 km/s
-It's not amazing that we can still communicate with it. It sends radio waves in a straight line through space where there is literally nothing to get in their way. -It's systems aren't all functioning 'perfectly', it's power is dwindling. -it doesn't prove old technology is more durable. It proves simple technology (radios and cameras) is more durable. -It didn't accidentally last that long. It has lasted longer than expected, which isn't saying a lot considering it was the first attempt at this -Whether you were thinking per hour or per minute, 17.26 does not even come close to multiplying by 60 to get 200 or 2000. 👍
If power wasn't a problem, how long could Voyager 1 or similar ships keep sending information? I mean wouldn't it make sense to make multiple ships and launch one, then launch another one 10 years later to act as a slingshot and continue the process. Unless distance is no problem because its already pretty damn far out there.
Science taught me that nylon can’t withstand temperatures under -75f and spandex no less than 40f while teaching me that a space suit is made of nylon and spandex combined and then science taught me that space is about -450f while history taught me that Nixon called the space ship on the moon from a landline, then science taught me all dinosaurs died from an asteroid before man was alive and then man changed it when they found a Mayan temple with dinosaurs depicted on the side of it as well as The Narmer Palette of Egypt.🤷♀️ “Man can’t direct his own foot step” and that I will agree with 💯!
@emptynism like maybe the oceans here on earth? considering we havn't discovered everything on our own planet god only knows whats hiding on the rest of them.
What if voyager 1 ends up crashing on Parallel universe where people know what it is and are able to fix it and send it back to our earth with some of the resources pictures and a note book of the time and year of which it crash upon there earth therefore they have sent a similar voyager 1 which will crash upon our planet carrying the same mean while about 40,000 years later on each planet we recive voyager 1 from the other planet
if we send another probe into space that can accelarate its speed to 2x the voyager 1...doesnt that thing overtake voyager 1 in set time? And since it goes 2 times faster it can send information from furhter places.
Ok so at 3:54 on earth you look in the sky to see in the past but now the opposite! The space probe is 3.7 billion miles away from earth and how many years is that! So is that probe looking in the past or the future on earth or is it current as we speak 🤷♂️
Voyager 1 also contain a metal plate with contains about earth,human life and all so if we loss contact with it and some alien life found and are intelligent to know what's on the plate they can come to earth and have a nice cup of tea with us*(joking 😂😂)
We can see other galaxies in the sky. You can barely see Andromeda, the closet galaxy to ours, with the naked eye but, with a powerful telescope you can see a lot more galaxies.
Clyde Tombaugh should have sent a finger or other intact body part containing DNA. That would be much more amazing to an alien civilization finding New Horizons than ashes would be.
Leader success ! Although I may be mistaken, I seem to remember reading that scientists estimate that it will last for one billion years, before it disintegrates because of huge numbers of micro- meteorite impacts.
@Skip Bayless It's been 46 years since the last so called moon landing. What happened to your money? Did murica go broke by invading Iraq,Afganistan or what?
@@liquidphilosopher1816 The United States Apollo 11 was the first manned mission to land on the Moon, on July 20, 1969. There have been six manned U.S. landings between 1969 and 1972 and numerous unmanned landings, with no soft landings happening from August 22, 1976 until December 14, 2013.
The biggest hurtle in humanity's conquest of space is the human body's biological composition. Centuries from now when humanity becomes a living synthetic person then the many dangers of space can become a non issue.
Voyager 1 is so sad :( imagine all the places it will visit all lost And alone and not being able to tell anyone. Will never come back home but will just keep floating away . It's like sending wallE out there
I don't think it's sad, I think it's kind of cool! Maybe one day it will be found by intelligent life elsewhere, where it will be put in a museum =)
If we ever get to Type 2 or 3 status we could go get it.
@@k5elevencinc0 be nice to send american democrats far away!
@@joedirte716 so that all hell can begin for the american conservatives
P.s. i am conservative
No fake values
Joe dirte dude don’t bring politics into this, it’s not needed.
Voyager 1 & 2, we salute you.
I also salu
Anyone else completely captured from the music playing?
Amazing informative video!
I came back for the music
Me: wow I can’t wait to see what new pictures Voyager 1 will take in my lifetime
Me: *40,000 years later* finally
40,000 years damn.
*wait but the camera track was forced off to reserve power*
Why so long? :( :(
Voyager 1 is a sad invention. It will power down and fly with almost no reason, no connection. It would constantly break the records of distance, maybe could still provide us with information about the territory outside Solar System, eventually even going outside Milky Way and beyond. But we wouldn't even have a clue about that. We would forget. Our message in a bottle would became nothing but a memory.
Damian Not, if somebody find it.
^^ Hell I am
^ But what then? I don't think they would recover a connection between us and Voyager. And it would take hundreds or thousands of years for finders to make a connection with us. If they would think about that, and if they would find the location of our planet. Also, if we would still be alive.
@@DamianQualshy sorry, but Voyager 1, and so the other Probes, serves as a time capsule. There's no guarantee that we could survive in the next millenias. Nothing will survive on Earth by then and anything we bury or sent out into orbit would be nothing. What's the greatest solution? Send probes with endless journeys. So what's their point in the next 100,000 years if ever discovered by other intelligent beings? It will serve as a proof for them that they are not alone, or that Earth and humans existed. It serves as a proof of our existence. Lucky they have proofs as we still cannot proof that we are not alone as there are no evidences at all...
@@patkun01 Yes, I know. But it still feels sad. We could be extinct by then, and Voyager would still just move and move. Honestly, I don't know how much a civilization would be advanced to somehow grab the Voyager and take it. Because it's just so fast, and it can't slow down in a vacuum.
Right?
I don’t think Voyager 1 is sad. In all likelihood it will outlive the Pyramids of Egypt.
This channel is everything space. I love it!! Would like to see more videos
An excellent choice of music when talking about Voyager 1's endless and lonely journey
This sucks for me. Voyager 1 can still send signals and my phone loses signal in my office. Damn shame!
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V101 Science please post more often
Please don't stop making videos.
This is interesting
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Man, I am 40 year old and would love you telling me stories before bedtime. I am addicted to your videos
Every time I think of the Voyager probe I cannot help but feel sadness for it.
i love the background music. it fits so well
Great video, very interesting thanks 👍🏻
Plot twist: the universe tends out to be a hypersphere, and one day when least expected, Voyager 1 just comes back to its starting point from hyperspace O_o
A very great uploader and underrated. Keep up the great work V101
Wow! So fascinating! Also the background music fits the video well!
If your talking manned, we've only been as far as the moon.
Unmanned? Then weve exited the bubble of solar wind. Its amazing we can still communicate with that probe. It will die soon though, its amazing that its systems are still functioning perfectly. That just proves all old technology is much more durable. It accidentally lasted that long.
Isnt it going something like 200 km per second? Or is it 2000? I cant remember. Probably 2000. Thats kinda fast though isnt it?
Edit: oh nah i was thinking per hour probably.
Its actually moving at 17.26 km/s
-It's not amazing that we can still communicate with it. It sends radio waves in a straight line through space where there is literally nothing to get in their way.
-It's systems aren't all functioning 'perfectly', it's power is dwindling.
-it doesn't prove old technology is more durable. It proves simple technology (radios and cameras) is more durable.
-It didn't accidentally last that long. It has lasted longer than expected, which isn't saying a lot considering it was the first attempt at this
-Whether you were thinking per hour or per minute, 17.26 does not even come close to multiplying by 60 to get 200 or 2000.
👍
I never follow anything on RUclips. I followed your page. such a great page :)
If only my nissan could go that far without refueling then i would be the king of lyft drivers.
If only we had space ships.
You need a solar car and a powerful battery as well as engine for that.
I love space, thanks for the information V101 Science!
Bro, please make video about ENCELADUS!!!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely love your videos
I'm glad Clyde Tombaugh got his wish. May his soul rest among the stars.
Glad to have you back
If power wasn't a problem, how long could Voyager 1 or similar ships keep sending information? I mean wouldn't it make sense to make multiple ships and launch one, then launch another one 10 years later to act as a slingshot and continue the process. Unless distance is no problem because its already pretty damn far out there.
As long as they have light and they're operational they can send information to us. There's no real set time limit for them.
You go Voyager 1!
Another awesome video bro 😍😍
your vids are awesome!
Very good! Thanks for posting.
Humans..?? You don't want to know..
Chills
I thought you were a goner for sure but I'm glad you're back.
There’s on obolisk on the moon of mars and it’s sending a transmission
Science taught me that nylon can’t withstand temperatures under -75f and spandex no less than 40f while teaching me that a space suit is made of nylon and spandex combined and then science taught me that space is about -450f while history taught me that Nixon called the space ship on the moon from a landline, then science taught me all dinosaurs died from an asteroid before man was alive and then man changed it when they found a Mayan temple with dinosaurs depicted on the side of it as well as The Narmer Palette of Egypt.🤷♀️ “Man can’t direct his own foot step” and that I will agree with 💯!
What are the odds of it crashing into something when passing the Oort Cloud?
Sazi Radebe very very low
Can we even imagine if theres an edge in the universe x.x ... God exists.
Voyager 1 Is going to Always kept going & pass the star 445
we went to the moon
the end
till we go to mars
I would honestly be happy if we never went further than our stellar neighborhood. There is so much to explore just within the Solar System alone
Like what?
@emptynism like maybe the oceans here on earth? considering we havn't discovered everything on our own planet god only knows whats hiding on the rest of them.
we have only been to the moon. but our machines have ventured considerably farther.
0:22 oh shit a eye bot
I didn't know Enclave Eyebots were based on real technology.
Yuri Gagarin is the first russian to come back to earth successfully.
Hate to break it to you, but there is no Lost Cosmonaut. It's a fairy tale.
Make a video called What will it be like to stand on Plutos moon charon wnr hydra
tbh this whole time i thought the universe never stops. i just thought it was everywhere and never ending
It might never end. We don't really know.
it is
MEANWHILE
wut happend to voyager 2
lopp _Tanktastic Its not far behind, relatively speaking:
voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status/
Jeff Bridges responded to the call, and paid us a visit. His adventures were chronicled in _Starman._ ;)
yes your back
Amazing 👀
What if voyager 1 ends up crashing on
Parallel universe where people know what it is and are able to fix it and send it back to our earth with some of the resources pictures and a note book of the time and year of which it crash upon there earth therefore they have sent a similar voyager 1 which will crash upon our planet carrying the same mean while about 40,000 years later on each planet we recive voyager 1 from the other planet
if we send another probe into space that can accelarate its speed to 2x the voyager 1...doesnt that thing overtake voyager 1 in set time? And since it goes 2 times faster it can send information from furhter places.
Ok so at 3:54 on earth you look in the sky to see in the past but now the opposite! The space probe is 3.7 billion miles away from earth and how many years is that! So is that probe looking in the past or the future on earth or is it current as we speak 🤷♂️
Why don't we send a lot of those in a lot of different directions. Hoping someone responds back soon.
Lol they have many got destroyed
if thats the furtherest anything has ever travelled then how do we know about intersteller and all the other large planets and stars in the universe?
Telescopes.
Hello I asked that pioneer 10 and 11 were the furthest
Meant to say I thought
You're the eighth wonders of the world believe me man
Voyager 1 also contain a metal plate with contains about earth,human life and all so if we loss contact with it and some alien life found and are intelligent to know what's on the plate they can come to earth and have a nice cup of tea with us*(joking 😂😂)
It’s actually made of gold if memory serves and is a ‘record’ with characters representing how to use it
Yes I know that
I didn't see...It😮
I wish my car could go 200,000 miles in 3 days.
Has anyone ever explained why we don't explore "up or down" in space, rather then "flat"?
Up or down can’t exist without gravity
Rip voyager 1
Mars will be next Record !!!
Space is still pretty new thing for man. A couple hundred more years and they'll have it down. 👌👌
We've never been outside the exosphere.
I bet Wakanda could do it before us.
*_H O W F A R H A V E W E B E E N P_* looking at you thumbnail :^ )
Lmao
this is terrifying that you can just..................... leave the planet tbh
imagine the satellite crash landed on another habitable planet and we just never know bc we lose the signal, wild. could be anywhere 😳😳
Yesterday we became interestellar :)
If the Voyager 1 has not been out if the milky way the how do we know that there are others like the milky way
Or maybe im just dum
We can see other galaxies in the sky. You can barely see Andromeda, the closet galaxy to ours, with the naked eye but, with a powerful telescope you can see a lot more galaxies.
Clyde Tombaugh should have sent a finger or other intact body part containing DNA. That would be much more amazing to an alien civilization finding New Horizons than ashes would be.
That's a good idea, and I wonder if they actually did that, but for some reason kept it a secret.
Hi.
Voyager 1 will be the farthest man made object until breakthrough starshot will overcome voyager 1
-title is a little awkward, you can't see light until it reaches you
Yah well what about the balloons we lose and fly up in the sky 😤
The moon collects those.
they come down and go in the oceans and kill the sea life 😓
newspaper says 188 miles narrator says 202
should of said where no man made craft has gone before... as that is what I thought you was going to say lol.
Good news is Prophet Muhammad SAW had reach the 7 layer of the space 1400 ago from Baitulmaqdis
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The government needs my thinking man I should of gone to college...
In 40,000 years it would turn into a clump of rust floating in space.
Leader success ! There's no elements in space to rust it. It'll literally keep going forever until something stops it.
Leader success ! Although I may be mistaken, I seem to remember reading that scientists estimate that it will last for one billion years, before it disintegrates because of huge numbers of micro- meteorite impacts.
It can't rust in space. There's no abundance of water or air to make it rust.
Who want to become an estronomi?
P. Far.
Oki man never made it to the moon period!
Answer: Not far.
*Only 50LY away lifes can know existence of us:(*
Dont ask why guys cuz my english is goddamn bad:/
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america can't even walk on the moon without creating conspiracy and they are talking about living on mars!
Lol
@Skip Bayless
It's been 46 years since the last so called moon landing.
What happened to your money? Did murica go broke by invading Iraq,Afganistan or what?
Murica is dead
But I like murican P0rn 😂😂😂😂😂
+Liquid Philosopher The Moon Landing was real
@@liquidphilosopher1816 The United States Apollo 11 was the first manned mission to land on the Moon, on July 20, 1969. There have been six manned U.S. landings between 1969 and 1972 and numerous unmanned landings, with no soft landings happening from August 22, 1976 until December 14, 2013.
The biggest hurtle in humanity's conquest of space is the human body's biological composition. Centuries from now when humanity becomes a living synthetic person then the many dangers of space can become a non issue.