Light years are huge, but he never even mentioned that that the voyager didn’t go directly to Saturn. It actually came back to earth for a lit boost around a third of the way through its journey
Fr It's like it's trying to keep us here forever😭 As if that wasn't enough,the space between us is expanding faster than light,it's like running on a treadmill that's going faster than we can ever run😂
Sometime in the near future,100,000 or a million years from now on,colonising other star systems or even the milky way galaxy itself,Voyager 1 must go down as one of the most important Spacecrafts made,and its still drifting somewhere in the cold vacuum of space,but not forgotten.
We just cannot imagine the distances involved. I would respectfully suggest that ‘time travel’ at light speed is only a theory, and in reality is impractical if not impossible. We are stuck here forever, polluting our way to extinction. Maybe I’m another billion years or so everything will start up all over again? Oh no, not those pesky dinosaurs again! 🤪🤪
@@nickybritain3661 to add to the difficulty leaving the planet life as we know it has evolved to the precise gravity of planet earth so that's another barrier preventing us from leaving long term.
The truth of space often does. Thats why the whole alien visitation/abduction nonsense either irritates or tickles astrophysicists. Quite simply, life like ours must begin on a planet with gravity. Our bodies evolve with gravity as a constant influence. In just a few minths the human body begins to change dramatically in space. Our muscles atrophy, and our bones begin to move apart since there's no gravity compacting us any more. So even with the old dream of sending a colony across the stars in a starship, having children and grandchildren, great grandchildren, etc...they'd need to be on a craft eith artificial gravity. The only way to simulate that would be low gravity orbit requiring massive amounts of fuel or the one you've seen in movies: a spinning craft. But they'd need a ridiculous amount of replacement parts and after a few decades they would begin to degrade. Sooner or later there'd be a catastrophic event. And all this is completely disregarding food and water. 🤷♂️ So I'd love to jump ahead in time by decades to see what the future is like. But other than better pictures and data from outside the solar system I doubt we'll ever know of other life definitively, even millions of years from now.
He is making us think about how truly huge the Universe is and how slowly light can travel. That's what he means by being stuck here. Going at the speed of light it's still too slow to ever break out of our own galaxy much less get to the nearest exoplanet.
@@percival8193Not Earth’s fault. The planet IS indeed beautiful. What you’re describing is humans that have become pests to this planet, especially those actively looking to harm others.
@@MitsukiDiablew not humans fault either necessarily. What I'm eluding to is the nature/origin of existence that is duality. Action reaction, cause effect, yin yang, evil good, creation destruction, etc. The opposing forces in the world birth everything we see and interact with. Life and death are the quintessential ingredients for all happenings. That is, control/order is a byproduct of manifesting chaos and vice versa. Its a level playing field until one decides to tip their own scales and label their experiences. I was more or less attempting to say that we can tend to limit ourselves due to our seemingly habitual ignorance and insecurities. Channeling the mystery and navigating through projections/illusions is the foundation for a fruitful being. Think of oneself as a conduit. True tranquility lies in the gentle release into the rivers current
Voyager 1 travels at... - 61.5k kilometers per hour - 56.9k (simplif.) feet per second - 38.8k (simplif.) miles per hour - 17.1k meters per second - 50x the speed of sound - 3.8 lunar distances per day - 3.6 astronomical units per year
This is why I’m always so skeptical about people saying well one day land a rover or a planet outside our solar system, because well, it just seems impossible. Maybe one day, and I hope I prove myself wrong because I’m studying to become an aerospace engineer, but I just never see it happening.
Hey man you truly make my day, my mom she.. she is in a hospital for treatment she has something in her brain so I wont be seeing her for the next 5 months please keep up the work I really love these type for content make more of these Please :(
It's impossible to reach human such distance like that with this speed we are nothing comparer to this 🗿 infinity universe ❤❤❤ to think of this space feels me goosebumps
thank you so much for making these updated videos for us. I've watched almost every documentary on space. super happy to get new information on space related topics
It’s just kinda sad to think that one day humans will not be here and Voyager 1 will be out there in space, and if anything finds it hopefully they will know “we were here”
I did the calculation... if it maintains the same speed indefinitely, the probe will reach the nearest exoplanet (thats 4 light years away), in around 71,672 YEARS. Chilling man.
It's a great achievement that humans could go 22 light hours away from the earth despite the technology that they used is of 1980s, more and more budget should be allocated to astronomical project The world has literally changed from 1850-2024
For more than a century humanity is researching fusion and still didn't achieve it. So imagine how many centuries a Warp Drive could take. So it is pretty much being stuck for good to the confinements of the solar system.
I did the maths, 17,730 years till we get to the exoplanet, 443,250,000 (443.2 million) years till we get to across the milky way and then 11,081,125,000 (11.08 billion) till we get to andromeda. Although this is the case, this is only if we keep going 67.5k km/h. Stuff could crash into it or it could stop working and definitely would by 11 billion years. Also we would have invented stuff fast enough to catch up to and pass the voyager 1 especially by the time we reach 11 billion years. It’s almost certain. Pretty definite that it would only take up to maximum 10 million years to get a good voyager that will go way faster and we can reach andromeda sooner. Thanks guys
Man i wish we can invent Warp speed. It could be that were not meant to be out there just look at these astronauts they were weak wen they came back.we might have to 🧬 change it to be able to with stand what space throws at us.
For anyone wondering, there's about a good 71676 years before it will reach the exoplanet which is 4 light years away.... And i don't think the voyager is going to survive that many years and thus, we won't be able to see that happening anytime soon.😭😭
Earth is just a drop of water in a never ending ocean
Drop you say? Nah it's like an electron.🤯
Its a nuclei
Nah more like a….. something really small
@@ldk_ sus
More like quarks
Video totally helped put light-years in perspective for me. Always great videos
@Kyoya Tategami he didn't make it deep?
Light years are huge, but he never even mentioned that that the voyager didn’t go directly to Saturn. It actually came back to earth for a lit boost around a third of the way through its journey
@Kyoya Tategami ?
@Kyoya Tategami been waiting to use that huh?
@Kyoya Tategami what you on about
When the universe itself doesn't want you to leave
Fr
It's like it's trying to keep us here forever😭
As if that wasn't enough,the space between us is expanding faster than light,it's like running on a treadmill that's going faster than we can ever run😂
People: "We should go send probes to another planet soon, maybe an exoplanet."
Universe: "No."
I mean look at how destructive we are.The universe look at us and say
AW HELL NA
😢fr
Don't worry Earth is a good place to live 🙂
Voyager 1 will be in stellar space forever.....😔.We will remember u...
Thank u Voyager 1!
Yeah true that's sad
Sometime in the near future,100,000 or a million years from now on,colonising other star systems or even the milky way galaxy itself,Voyager 1 must go down as one of the most important Spacecrafts made,and its still drifting somewhere in the cold vacuum of space,but not forgotten.
Actually i think they put a motor on it to change its direction back to earth after it completed its mission
Saw a video showing the distance if earth was a golf ball. It's an insane distance that just hurts my brain when I try to imagine it.
Not enough tylenol in the world to cure that headache. I'm with you on that one.😨😳🤣
We just cannot imagine the distances involved. I would respectfully suggest that ‘time travel’ at light speed is only a theory, and in reality is impractical if not impossible.
We are stuck here forever, polluting our way to extinction.
Maybe I’m another billion years or so everything will start up all over again?
Oh no, not those pesky dinosaurs again! 🤪🤪
@@nickybritain3661 to add to the difficulty leaving the planet life as we know it has evolved to the precise gravity of planet earth so that's another barrier preventing us from leaving long term.
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Mark robers? Or a different one
"We are truly stuck here for good" did not expect that ending but it's very true.
People are just realizing how big space is, I'm realizing how fast light is-
Its fast but when it comes to traveling in universe then its frustratingly slow
@@ronixdash123 yea and itll become slower the more time goes
Light is slow af
@@abhiramsunilkumar2853
No it’s not!
It is space that is too big to begin with
Speed of light is miserably slow...
We can never leave this galaxy until some crazy person is born
imo human race will be extincted before we can leave galaxy
Depends on who that is,if it is 🥸 then we are doomed,again. Id its elon 2.0 we are good
@@IAmTheSenate218 Hit!er 2.0💀
What are you talking about that crazy person will break the law of cosmic speed limit? 🤣 Good one
@@ronixdash123 thats what they first said to " were going to the moon"
Thank you Voyager for everything you did for us 😢
Don’t you mean do? It’s still traveling to this day
He seeing universe distroying 😢😢😢 after trellion of years
@@ItsMeConnor3 we are never gonna get back again that's why
My mind is blowwwwwwn ..🤯🤯
that's crazy😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤯🤯🤯😱😱😱
The truth of space often does. Thats why the whole alien visitation/abduction nonsense either irritates or tickles astrophysicists.
Quite simply, life like ours must begin on a planet with gravity. Our bodies evolve with gravity as a constant influence. In just a few minths the human body begins to change dramatically in space. Our muscles atrophy, and our bones begin to move apart since there's no gravity compacting us any more. So even with the old dream of sending a colony across the stars in a starship, having children and grandchildren, great grandchildren, etc...they'd need to be on a craft eith artificial gravity. The only way to simulate that would be low gravity orbit requiring massive amounts of fuel or the one you've seen in movies: a spinning craft. But they'd need a ridiculous amount of replacement parts and after a few decades they would begin to degrade. Sooner or later there'd be a catastrophic event. And all this is completely disregarding food and water. 🤷♂️
So I'd love to jump ahead in time by decades to see what the future is like. But other than better pictures and data from outside the solar system I doubt we'll ever know of other life definitively, even millions of years from now.
Ronnie
@@RedWhiteAndBlue4evr1 damn u wrote a whole ass paragraph
@@realpanterafan
Imagine not knowing what a paragraph is. Nevermind, you dont need your imagination for that. 😶
I love how he destroyed all our hope by saying we are really stuck here for good lol😂😂
He is making us think about how truly huge the Universe is and how slowly light can travel. That's what he means by being stuck here. Going at the speed of light it's still too slow to ever break out of our own galaxy much less get to the nearest exoplanet.
@@terrywright4724 breaking out of our solar system is much easier than breaking out of our galaxy
@@terrywright4724
The nearest exoplanets are IN our galaxy.
@@terrywright4724that’s where teleportation comes in
"We are truly stuck here"
How positive
Just the facts
😂😂😂
@@jimhalpert0meanwhile he makes a video of technology we sent out 40+ years ago that is legitimately not staying here.
@@visibletoallusersonyoutube5928 he referred to humans I believe
@@visibletoallusersonyoutube5928but in the words of bonesaw “you’re goin nowhere”
Voyager-I : I left before 45 years!
Light : I just left yesterday, you are still here?
Depends at what hour the light left. 22 hours isnt a full day yet.
😂
@@randomeststrangerYou must be so fun at parties
😂 it been 45 years, man.
"We are truly stuck here for good"
Thats reassuring
Don't leave us voyager we will cry if you go out
“We are truly stuck here for good..” i felt that 😢
Respect to the camera man who take all of this space picture🏆💪
It’s not a bad thing we’re stuck here. I for one love living on earth.
The you most be a 10 year old that still believe in Santa Claus
@@alphawolf6482 I don’t see how that’s relevant.
@@aidanbutler8406 earth can be quite horrifying and beautiful if you step outside the false security. All in one’s perspective
@@percival8193Not Earth’s fault. The planet IS indeed beautiful. What you’re describing is humans that have become pests to this planet, especially those actively looking to harm others.
@@MitsukiDiablew not humans fault either necessarily. What I'm eluding to is the nature/origin of existence that is duality. Action reaction, cause effect, yin yang, evil good, creation destruction, etc. The opposing forces in the world birth everything we see and interact with. Life and death are the quintessential ingredients for all happenings. That is, control/order is a byproduct of manifesting chaos and vice versa. Its a level playing field until one decides to tip their own scales and label their experiences. I was more or less attempting to say that we can tend to limit ourselves due to our seemingly habitual ignorance and insecurities. Channeling the mystery and navigating through projections/illusions is the foundation for a fruitful being. Think of oneself as a conduit. True tranquility lies in the gentle release into the rivers current
Love your videos ❤️ really amazing 🤩
U too
Last picture: Earth
It tooks its last picture where it comes from
Thats ROUGHLY 58,000 years to reach the closest exoplanet
Mark my words.. Humanity will rise and eventually one day we would achieve the speed we need rn❤
Atleast humankind is making progress , i appreciate that
Simple end eloquent explanation
Voyager 1 travels at...
- 61.5k kilometers per hour
- 56.9k (simplif.) feet per second
- 38.8k (simplif.) miles per hour
- 17.1k meters per second
- 50x the speed of sound
- 3.8 lunar distances per day
- 3.6 astronomical units per year
your just like me I love space🌌✨✨
We are stuck on earth forever😢 and poor Voyager 1 😢😢😢😢
We need to save voyagers lifes some how😢😢😢😢
Voyager 1 is the lucky one. It’ll be alive long after our planet is destroyed
This is why I’m always so skeptical about people saying well one day land a rover or a planet outside our solar system, because well, it just seems impossible. Maybe one day, and I hope I prove myself wrong because I’m studying to become an aerospace engineer, but I just never see it happening.
Hey man you truly make my day, my mom she.. she is in a hospital for treatment she has something in her brain so I wont be seeing her for the next 5 months please keep up the work I really love these type for content make more of these
Please :(
Bro I am also Facing very bad situation 😵
Best Hopes For You Bro❤
"we are stuck here for good" caught me of guard 😂🤣
Even if we achieve speed of light we will need hundreds of centuries to get out of our galaxy… we are doomed 😭
It's impossible to reach human such distance like that with this speed we are nothing comparer to this 🗿 infinity universe ❤❤❤ to think of this space feels me goosebumps
It's crazy to think that if voyager 1 was to look at us through a massive telescope, they would see us 1 day ago.
It's crazy that they can communicate with voyager for how far it's at and I can't even get reception in certain parts of my small town 😂😂
the universe is mind-bogglingly massive
Fun fact: Voyager 2 was actually launched before voyager 1
Yup, but voyager 1 is moving faster
thank you so much for making these updated videos for us. I've watched almost every documentary on space. super happy to get new information on space related topics
Incredible, good content 👍
This scares me but I feel safe that all of humanity is here together
we need to keep kobi protected at all costs🔥
It's pretty sad to know that we are so isolated from everything else.
It's good...we humans are distructive
@@Rhinestone-wg7wf THATS RIGHT, WE SHALL DESTROY THE UNIVERSE ONCE IN FOR ALL AND ESCAPE!
@@tasx1048 A very very tiny explosion on the sun is probably more powerful and destructive than the whole nuclear arsenal we have on earth combined.
We are truly stuck here for good 😆 🤣 😂 what a phrase
10 miles per second. Amazing.
LOL I read about this today! YT Spying on me?
Yes. Yes they are
@@keeratdhaelival2054 based khalistan supporter 💪🏿💪🏻
Yes we are
@@arman2998 On what basis he seems like khalistani to you??????????????/
@@ronixdash123 the profile picture is Khalistani flag.
When he said "its still 22 light hours away from earth" i was like what the heck 😮😮😮😮
And i misheard 22 light years 😳😅
5yrs later well we got light fold engines now looks like we ain't stuck here forever see ya earth
Prob not that soon maybe just maybe by 2050
@@Xavi_1299 maybe sooner, technology is getting strong really fast
@@Bauhaus400 AI
I'm 51yrs old..... Thanks for making me feel ancient in a good way 🤣🥰👍
Those pictures are just so incredible I have no words
This guys got great content! Enjoy the information!
It's a humbling realization highlights that how small and insignificant we are when measured against the infinite vastness of the 🗿 cosmos ❤
U can seriously start class on teaching abt everyone in youtube abt spaces and planets u are just best for this 😊
I Love Astronomy 🥰
"We are truly stuck here for good"
Truth, but caught me unawares, especially in that tone
thats us that home say hi break our tears
Its sad how voyager 1 take his last photo of earth and proceed to travel alone in the darkness of space i wonder if it can find its way back to earth
I can't stop watching your videos
The technology was from 1997. Hopefully we can do better now. Atleast i hope.......
It’s just kinda sad to think that one day humans will not be here and Voyager 1 will be out there in space, and if anything finds it hopefully they will know “we were here”
I did the calculation... if it maintains the same speed indefinitely, the probe will reach the nearest exoplanet (thats 4 light years away), in around 71,672 YEARS.
Chilling man.
It's a great achievement that humans could go 22 light hours away from the earth despite the technology that they used is of 1980s, more and more budget should be allocated to astronomical project
The world has literally changed from 1850-2024
It’s crazy that it probably isn’t even out of the solar system
It has been said that Voyager 1 is gonna pass by a nearby star, aka have a date with the star.
It's crazy how people really miss Voyager 1 these days.
Not for a billion years. It made it to the heliopaus a few years ago. Guess what? It's believe the heliopaus is over 3 light years wide.
When you study astronomy, your perception about life and your existence will change for sure.
Feels cozy learning this
Unless some miraculous phenomenon occurs like a warp gate or sth we definitely are stuck here and for good reason I'd say
I wish we popped up early in the universe so everything would be closer and we could travel to other soler systems faster 🏴
Thank you for every content like it 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I Will miss you Voyager 1 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Goodbye voyager 1 you will be remembered
Stuck here for good makes me feel trapped somehow 🤣🤣where to now
I don't see how anyone can think we will ever inhabit another planet. This is it guys! Please take good care of the good earth!
How much longer before a new solar sail probe surpasses voyager 1's distance?
You have to wonder how the hell do they get that signal from out of the galaxy, nevermind from outside the earth
Thanks for reminding me 🥹
We all owe this to Sputnik 1
we think we can become so much more then we were supposed to but well never achive that. We think we can be EVERYTHING but we are nothing.
The fact that even if we managed to travel at light speed we still wouldn't even be able to leave our solar system us just sad.
Like there are airplanes on earth for travelling across countries , there will be spaceships for travelling across *solar systems*
Bro did he really just say we are fucking doomed to stay here and there’s no hope
For more than a century humanity is researching fusion and still didn't achieve it. So imagine how many centuries a Warp Drive could take. So it is pretty much being stuck for good to the confinements of the solar system.
I did the maths, 17,730 years till we get to the exoplanet, 443,250,000 (443.2 million) years till we get to across the milky way and then 11,081,125,000 (11.08 billion) till we get to andromeda.
Although this is the case, this is only if we keep going 67.5k km/h. Stuff could crash into it or it could stop working and definitely would by 11 billion years. Also we would have invented stuff fast enough to catch up to and pass the voyager 1 especially by the time we reach 11 billion years. It’s almost certain. Pretty definite that it would only take up to maximum 10 million years to get a good voyager that will go way faster and we can reach andromeda sooner. Thanks guys
One of my brain cell is questioning me by saying does that voyage use air to fly continuously through the space, maybe it has a infinity gas service
i love that music
As of the 47th anniversary of the launch, (9/5/2024) voyager 1 is about 25320780000 kilometers (15733603256.979 miles) away from earth
Voyager one brave man ☹️❤️
We cannot even make it to four light years from 🌍 earth 🌍 is very far away.??!!
I swear i read that Andromeda was starting to touch the milky way... then looking at it in the sky I thought bs... idk
Man i wish we can invent Warp speed. It could be that were not meant to be out there just look at these astronauts they were weak wen they came back.we might have to 🧬 change it to be able to with stand what space throws at us.
I love your videos, I'm speechless beyond this thought, spellbound 😍
Man started off well and ended the clip on a high note.
the backround musick makes Me emotional
where space is concerned, I'm always staggered by the numbers involved. truly mind boggling..
It's not a thing it's a legend
now in 2024 this thing fly
23 230 000 000 km
For anyone wondering, there's about a good 71676 years before it will reach the exoplanet which is 4 light years away.... And i don't think the voyager is going to survive that many years and thus, we won't be able to see that happening anytime soon.😭😭
Thank you... even sent this one to a friend!. Crazy. Traveling 45yrs. And only 22light hours. WOW!!!!.
How can a spacecraft last that long? Parts don’t breakdown? Does it get its energy or power from the sun?
Voyager 2 be like: bro i wish i could fly in a blackhole. That voyager 1 guy takes all credit
Nice video this puts a new perspective on space
Imagine we were like gods and then we were in space and just blew Jupiter away like a birthday candle….the most satisfying thing I’ve ever dreamed
GURL, WHAT!?⁉️⁉️⁉️
@@Nilab7637 Nani ?
@@TheUntoldSamurai you need to fix your dreams.
@@isseabdirahmanweheliye9010 u need to fix ur name
@@TheUntoldSamurai do you know what it means?